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1.tristar stonecrest Smyrna, at Diana Health’s birth center 2.$400-800 3. Provided that I don’t develop GD/preeclampsia, hoping to go natural or with minor pain management as long as possible and get epidural if needed. Prefer a vaginal birth, but open to a csec if recommended, or if made necessary. Do not want to give birth on my back and do not want episiotomy. Other than that, just want to focus on our wellbeing.

I’d need breathing support, I’m 19 with asthma and this is my first baby so I’m very scared, I know it’s a while away until my delivery but I’m very nervous and anxious thinking I’ll freak out from the pain and not breathe

Looking for a care/support person for the birth of our first child this August. We plan to give birth at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville, TN don’t know budget Looking for a birth that doesn’t require being induced, would prefer vagional, delayed cord clamping, golden hour, bedside checks, etc

I want a home water birth, just name your price and I’ll tell u if we can or would like to go another way. This is my first baby/pregnancy and I would love some guidence for me and my husband thank you I can’t wait to meet you.

I would love a strong women figure to empower me through my pregnancy and birth. I’m not sure if I want hospital or home birth. My budget for a doula is around 3,000

Home birth/ maybe hospital birth Budget hopefully insurance covers I’d like limited intervention during pregnancy and labor, no vaccinations, delayed cord clamping, immediate skin to skin, immediate nursing, focus on health of baby and mom, free movement including birthing positions, lots of support and education free of fear mongering!

I am leaning toward a hospital birth but looking for as little medical intervention as possible. 1200-1500 is my budget

Would like myself and spouse to take a birthing class. Looking into hypno birthing class. Want to learn to practice natural pain management. We would love to have a water birth but have had no luck setting that up. Most likely will be giving birth at hospital in Chattanooga. Undecided on budget since we don't yet no how much doula involvement we want yet.

Birth support / during and after delivery. In need of birth educator to explain ins and out.

I'm looking for a supportive midwife who can assist with a home birth. Ideally, someone who will do regular appointments to check on both me and the baby, ensuring everything is progressing well. It's important that the midwife is experienced and can provide the care and guidance needed for a safe and comfortable home birth experience. My estimated budget is around $2,000 to $3,000.

1:Home or birthing center 2: preferably less than $8k 3: unmedicated

We are looking for a birthing doula to provide support to mother in birthing process. Someone to help advocate for mothers wants and needs to have a stressfree unmedicated birth. Currently planning on hospital birth but are looking into birthing suites. Budget unknown: can pay for right person

I will be having my baby at the Hospital this is my first baby. I’m looking for doulas that except my Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance. A plan to have a natural birth.

I will give birth at Baptist Health Hospital in Louisville, KY. I need a doula that accepts Medicaid Payment. I plan to have a natural birth with Nitrous Oxide if pain is unbearable. We will have a thorough birth plan printed out with our wishes. We need a doula that respects our wishes and is willing to speak up for us. One of our biggest wishes is NOT to vaccinate our child, Delayed Cord Clamping, Breastfeeding, etc.

1. I plan to give birth in the hospital. 2. I am a lower middle class individual. I do have insurance through United Healthcare if that will help. 3. I prefer a natural birth with no epidural. I would like the freedom to move, change positions, and use various coping techniques. I would like to try nitrous oxide (laughing gas) as a pain management option. I am also interested in any other alternatives for pain management. I would like to push in a position that feels most comfortable (upright, squatting, hands and knees, etc.). Delayed cord clamping for at least 2-3 minutes. Immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth, if possible. I would like to keep my placenta. I prefer all newborn procedures (weighing, measuring, etc.) to be delayed until after bonding.

Hospital birth. I don’t know my budget. I don’t have a birth plan at this time.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and have an OB already. Our budget would be around 1200 I don’t have a lot in my birth plan and that is part of what I want help with. I have had a lot of medical trauma in the past and want support and to avoid any further trauma from birth

i plan to give birth in the hospital. this is my first so i dont know the usual cost of a doula, maybe 500? i want to use nitrous oxide instead of an epidural, so that i can move around and change positions during labour as well as have more control with pushing to reduce my risk or tearing. i absolutely do not want an episiotomy, i would rather tear on my own. i want to wait until the umbilical cord has turned white to cut it, and at least 24 hours after birth to bath the baby.

Home if possible Not sure I would like to have a water birth

Would be first delivery with being nervous from prior miscarriage. High risk in hospital birth