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I wanna give birth at the hospital I just want somebody there who understands because I am scared i wanna take medicine but I feel like I can do it natural I just want support

I want to have a natural birth in the hospital. I am using medicare for a provider. I would want dim lighting and to be able to move freely if needed. IV strictly if necessary. Meditative music (possibly). Use natural techniques for pain relief. Non evasive fetal monitoring. Allow labor to progress free of time limits and strictly if necessary- last resort augmented labor. Push instinctively. Avoid Episiotomy. Lotus Birth or wait till cord is white. Partner will cut the cord. Partner or I will rub vernix into baby’s skin. Skin-to-skin with me and partner. If a boy- 3rd day circumcision. No immediate vaccines or blood drawn for baby. Combination of breast and bottle feeding.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)?
Hospital — Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center in Athens, GA. Provide your estimated budget:
I’m still comparing options and would like to understand what is included in each doula’s package before setting a firm budget. I’m looking for a good balance of experience, support, and cost. Describe your birth plan:
I’m planning a low-intervention, physiological hospital birth. I would like to labor without an epidural if possible and remain mobile during labor, using movement, different positions, breathing, massage, and other non-medication comfort measures. I would like to avoid unnecessary interventions while remaining open to medical intervention if it becomes necessary for me or the baby. In a doula, I’m especially looking for someone experienced with hospital births who strongly supports informed consent and patient autonomy, can help me communicate and advocate for my preferences without creating an adversarial relationship with the medical team, and is comfortable providing hands-on support throughout labor. I’m Catholic, so I would also appreciate someone who is comfortable with prayer or faith being part of the birth environment, although the doula does not need to share my faith.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, and this is my first child. I’m looking for a more holistic and natural birthing plan and experience with minimal distractions. I would like my provider to be fairly experience with more than 1yr of experience and certifications. My estimate budget is no more than $1,000.

First baby planning a hospital birth in Georgia ,budget around 1,000-1,500

Help with night time support Feed, change & bathe baby (occasionally) Were thinking of 5 weeks of care. Thanks

Hi, I’m a new mom and my baby is due December 3rd at Northside Hospital. My pregnancy has been great so far, but I’ll be honest, I’m nervous about delivery and the birthing process itself. My husband and I are looking for someone who can advocate for my health at the hospital and also teach me what I need to know going into labor, like the different birthing positions and anything else that will help me feel prepared. As far as budget, I’m not sure how much something like this would cost. Thanks so much, Janique

I am pregnant with my first at 42 so higher risk. Need a duola to assist with the birth and help after a bit as neither of our moms are free to help. Child birth education may be a small part or night nanny/nurse but the only definite is a duola for labor and to check on us after.

Northside hospital- budget flexible- 8-20 years of experience

Second baby , giving birth at Grady hospital,budget is 500 . I would like someone at birth and when I come home .preferably holistic

5th pregnancy, 1 living child, 1 deceased and 2 miscarriages. 2 c-sections. I've never had a doula before and was encouraged to look into it. I plan to give birth at Emory. I don't have a birth plan, but would like a VBAC. I have insurance BCBS and would like to utilize it, if possible.

I’m searching for a free doula. I’m okay with someone just starting out. But I only have the support of my husband and best friend who just became a single mom so her support is limited. I have very little income (about $200/month) and am on Medicaid and SNAP. I’m 19 weeks pregnant.

I plan on having an at home birth and looking for a medical covered doula. Must accept Va Insurance or Medicaid.

Second baby, Planning a hospital birth in Decatur GA, I really want an unmediated birth with someone who can truly support and guide me throughout my birthing decisions, coping with pain and best delivery positions at birth. I have Aetna and I am not sure on a budget because this is my first time but something affordable would be great.

Hospital birth. Very nervous to breast feed. Different birthing position

First birth, Have been going to Emory hospital of Decatur, Low risk pregnancy, 13 weeks along so far. I am okay with giving birth at a hospital, but dont want to be in the standard position and I dont want medication. we have tricare humana east.

I will be giving birth at Northside Hospital. I am searching for a Doula who I can truly look to throughout the entirety of my pregnancy. I want someone who can teach me to advocate for myself and my needs while I am in doctors appointments and in the hospital.

This will be my third pregnancy and I plan to give birth at home for the first time. My budget is $2.5k. My requirements are must have experience and knowledge working with families of color, certified lactation specialist, and experienced in home births. I am 26 years-old and have breastfed both of my babies so I want to do that again. Postpartum I am looking for help with sleep training, cooking and light household chores to allow me to get as much rest as possible.

Piedmont hospital I am not sure my budget as of right now I want to go all natural no epidural and want to try a water birth

Hi, I just moved back to Atlanta and friends with Whitney Petrone and she mentioned that you help out with Drew. I wanted to see your availability and pricing to be a night nurse for 6-8 weeks. Do you do 24 hour nursing too? Looking forward to connecting with you!