Find Midwife Jobs Near Fort Worth, TX

I would like to give birth at Baylor Scott and white all saints Fort Worth I have Texas Medicaid Just want a good reviewed midwife

Hello , I am reaching out and have been in search for a midwife , I am almost due pretty soon and was wondering if you had some availability to still be able to see me. I have had a natural birth in 2022 in Las Vegas at a birth center and now have had a hard time finding someone who takes my insurance until I stumbled across this website. I am looking forward to hearing back from you.

This is my third pregnancy, and I would like to have it at home without feeling rushed during labor without having the umbilical cord, cut off too fast being able to enjoy it my baby boy after birth And I am really considering turning the placenta into pills I do have insurance I don’t have an idea of a budget because I’m not sure what a midwife would cost for the service so I would like to talk more about that and about a birth plan as well. I only know what I would like different from the hospital.

I plan to give birth at home. This is my first pregnancy

1. Birthing Center 2. Medicaid 3. would like a natural birth if possible and as pain-free (as possible) , positive, loving energy filled room

I have been searching for a midwife or Doula that will accept insurance. I would prefer a birthing center but I have not found one that would be an option, I am perfectly happy being in a hospital with a midwife or doula with me. I'm currently with GPS but trying to find a place to switch to where I can have a midwife or doula. I would prefer a water birth but in the hospital I'm not sure that's doable my plan is for an unmedicated birth. My pregnancy has been uncomplicated and low risk

1. Home 2. Lowest amount as possible 3. Sitting up until it's time to push.

I want a hospital birth but I want my prenatal care provider to also be my midwife during birth at the hospital. I want as natual as possible but also with epidural

I want to give birth in my home. I gave birth to my first in a birthing Center. This time I want to stay home, dim lights, lots of breathing, slow movement, bath tub, help from a doula… I’m hoping pushing will be different than my first baby. I heard there are different ways of pushing than active push and hold… I’d love to learn more about that! Max budget is 10k

Birthing Center Water birth Accepts Medicaid/Aetna Better Health

hospital Medicaid I am a high risk patient so I will give birth at 38 weeks due to a previous stillborn also had preeclampsia last pregnancy

Looking for a doula and maybe midwife as well to help me navigate my first pregnancy/birth. Not sure if I want to give birth in a hospital or birthing center yet but I would like to go without an epidural and keep it as natural as possible. I may use pain meds through an iv as backup

Home or birth center Estimates budget $2000-5000 No birth plan as of right now first time pregnancy

I would love to have a home birth I would love to talk about an estimated budget due to recently losing my job and waiting on unemployment. I would love a holistic unmedicated birth which would be a VBAC so I’m a little uneasy about having my baby in a hospital.

A birthing center around the DFW area would be ideal but Baylor Scott and white in fort worth would be acceptable. The budget I'd like to keep around $2k Non medicated birthing center is the goal

Looking for midwife for home birth, check ups prior to delivery. Desire pool/tub delivery. Will not vaccinate. $5000

1.Plan to give birth in hospital 2.Budget is $1500 3.All natural birth plan: no pain meds, delayed cord clamping, no first bath in first 24 hours, no episiotomy, be able to move freely during labor, be able to eat and drink during labor.

Planning a homebirth Budget $1,000 and lower Birth plan is avoid unnecessary intervention and have unmedicated calm birth

Looking for an Ultrasound to determine the sex of the child.

Home birth Budget 5k Minimal intervention home birth