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Hospital Birth Budget TBD Have not decided birth plan

Hospital Not sure inquiring about pricing Not sure about birth plan that’s why I want a doula

Plan to give birth in hospital in port st Lucie Looking for a Medicaid accepting midwife & birth doula

The hospital choice isn’t finalized but HCA psl is a contender. I don’t know what my budget is realistically because I’m not sure how pricing works for this service. I would prefer a doula and midwife with 10+years. If the also speak French or creole that’s a plus for me. I’m 28 having my first child and need help getting the home fully ready and a spokesperson at the birth. Post-partum help will be needed but sadly i can only based when i need service based on how the pricing looks. I would like to know hourly rate and go from there budget wise

Hi! I am looking for a prenatal & birth doula. I am located in Port Saint Lucie, Florida

Unmedicated hospital birth would like to labor as much as possible at home before going to ER

I need a doula that will help me when its time to give birth at the hospital and any of my other needs before the baby comes and after during my postpartum stage. I need some type of massage therapist for my extreme back pain and inability to move at times. I need all three services to be accepted by Ambetter or SunShine Health insurance. I would like them to have certifications in their field of work and to have a good amount of experience and be at least middle aged at the least.

Here’s a version that I think sounds like you—honest, prepared, and clear about what you’re looking for: I am 40+ weeks pregnant with my first baby and planning to deliver at Jupiter Medical Center with my OB. I’m hoping for spontaneous labor if it’s safe, but I may also need an induction depending on my doctor’s recommendation. Since going past my due date, I’ve been feeling increasingly anxious and am looking for a calm, supportive doula who can help me stay grounded and confident throughout labor. I plan to get an epidural, but I’d love support with positioning, movement, breathing, and comfort measures before then and throughout labor. I’ve spent a lot of time learning about labor positions and coping techniques, but I’m worried that once I’m in the hospital and labor is actually happening, I’ll feel overwhelmed and forget everything I’ve learned. I’d love someone who can guide me through those moments and help me stay focused. It’s important to me that my doula works well with my medical team, respects that I trust my OB, and supports both me and my husband throughout the birth. I’m looking for someone who can provide reassurance, encouragement, and help us feel informed every step of the way. Since I’m due now, I’m hoping to find someone who is available on short notice. Budget: Around $800–$1,200, but open to discussing based on experience and availability.

I am about 15 weeks right now. I have been waiting to get accepted by Medicaid before I began searching for a doula (not to have my hopes crushed)! I am 27, and this will be my first child. I believe I will most likely give birth at the hospital. I would like to do a natural birth, and I really want to get on top of it and get someone who I can trust to help me. I am so excited and grateful to have the opportunity to have a doula, and I so look forward to speaking with you.

I am married and new to the area. I am 43 years old unplanned but welcome pregnancy. Overall health is good. High risk only due to age. 2 older daughters 16 (3hr labor) and 20 (52 hr labor) both vaginal births one with epidural. I have different opinions and views since then and would like a coach nearby to help with the birth and any other educational assistance. I am self pay no insurance as of yet. Pending a new job. I would like a hospital birth but open to home birth plans.

I need a doula that takes my insurance and vibes with my family.

Not sure on birthing location, could be home could be hospital, would rather labor at home most of the way, going for a VBA3C, none of the C-sections were medically necessary I didn’t know better with my first and got lied to about a failed voluntary induction needing to lead to a C-section (could have gone home it was only 39 weeks) other babies were too close in age to try for a Vbac with the providers here, and now I’m on my 4th and probably last pregnancy and would love to finally have the birth I’ve always dreamed of that I know my body can, will, and wants to do. I’ve never had a single complication in any pregnancy just got stuck on the Csection train by one impatient provider and an unsupportive Vbac environment in the area. I just want a supportive person by my side to keep my mind at ease and help me through what I know my body can do, someone to advocate for me if I need them to. Support and peace of mind that someone has my back on his journey.

1. Hospital 2. Unsure 3. I plan to go without any pain medication or epidural

I will have to have a c-section which will be my 4th and last but I also want to only deliver at Good Samaritan because I have 3 other kids and it’s closer to my house

Hospital Hopefully through insurance Not sure i am having issues with my current pregnancy and need some guidance but would love to have a vaginal birth with baby staying connected to the umbilical cord for some time also not laying down during birth

I’m looking for a homebirth midwife to support me throughout my pregnancy and labor/birth.