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Hospital, I want a natural birth, 250-300 a month I don’t really know the price for this services is my first time.

"I am looking for a postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to assist our family in East Windsor, NJ, starting when our baby is one week old. I plan to give birth at a local hospital. Our Requirements: • Language: We are looking for a provider who is fluent in Tamil to support our cultural preferences and communication. • Experience: We prefer someone with at least 3–5 years of experience with newborns and relevant certifications (e.g., DONA, CAPPA, or NCS). • Care Needs: The primary focus is on newborn care, including soothing, diapering, and monitoring the baby’s health. We also need guidance on breastfeeding/feeding support and establishing a gentle sleep routine. • Additional Duties: We would appreciate help with light household tasks related to the baby, such as baby laundry, bottle sterilization, and light meal preparation (specifically South Asian/Tamil vegetarian meals if possible). • Budget: My estimated budget is approximately $30/ hour, depending on experience and the number of hours agreed upon.

I want someone to be with me and my husband during birth that is educated and can advocate for me , I’ll be giving birth at sentara leigh , epidural and pitocin is a must. **TRICARE select

I plan to give birth at Sentara Leigh hospital in Norfolk. I’m not really sure on budget because i’m not sure how these prices work. I want as little medical intervention as possible. I’d prefer to have a natural water birth

We will be giving birth at Sentara Leigh Hospital, ideally without an epidural. We are most concerned with getting reasonable sleep for the first 8-13 weeks and would like a night nurse for 4-5 nights a week for the first 4 weeks, and the. 3 nights a week for the next 8-10 weeks depending on the need. Other postpartum services that would be helpful would be some lactation consulting and referrals to Pelvic floor physical therapy and being an advocate for the mother. Estimated budget for a night nurse would be $30-35 an hour for 9 hours a night

I am looking for a birth doula that accepts tricare. I am having my second baby and am hoping to have a VBAC in the hospital. My son was breech.

1. In Hospital 2. $1800 plus postpartum care 3. At this point my goals are to deliver a healthy baby, but postpartum lactation support is very important to me.

Virginia Baptist Not really planning a budget Give birth without the hassle or stress

I’m not sure where to start. I’d like a water birth or not a tradition lay down hooked up to machines

I plan to give birth in the hospital this is my first pregnancy im so nervous and scared I don’t have a birth plan I just need the support

I plan to give birth at Norfolk General hospital, I have Medicaid, & my birth plan is to give birth with an epidural.

I'm planning give birth at St Peter's Hospital. Atmosphere = calm environment with dimmed lighting whenever possible to maintain a welcoming space. Freedom of Movement: I would like to remain active during labor. The Golden Hour: I would like immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby as soon as they are born. Cord Care: I prefer delayed cord clamping to allow for optimal blood transfer to the newborn. My intention is exclusive breastfeeding.

I plan on giving birth in the Hospital. I want a Safe delivery for me and baby. Services would be paid trough PA medicaid insurance. This would be my second child, my daughter was delivered via emergency c-section, before labor barely progressed. I want to be more informed.

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting and would really like a doula who is supportive of an unmedicated birth. My goal is to have as natural of a labor as possible while still being in the hospital environment. I’m looking for someone who can provide encouragement, reassurance, and calming support throughout labor, and help me stay focused and comfortable using natural pain-management techniques such as breathing, movement, positioning, and relaxation. This is very important to me because I want to feel supported, confident, and empowered during the birth process. I would love someone who can help advocate for my preferences if needed and create a positive, calm atmosphere during labor. As far as budget, I’m not completely sure yet, but I’m open to discussing options and finding something that works.

Hello I plan on giving birth at home. I was wondering if my insurance will cover it. The birth plan I want is to get epidural,delay cord cutting, have relaxing music, and also be able to not deliver on my back.

West Penn hospital July 11 Goal is to go unmediated

I plan to give birth in the hospital im not totally sure about budget. This is my first pregnancy and I want more support and understanding of pregnancy and reassurance.

Birth Doula that accepts UPMC For You, PA Medicaid, for services at UPMC Magee women's hospital. Second birth, possibly with an epidural, and /or induction.

We are first time parents who Don't really have a support system and we just want to make sure we have a great pregnancy to term as it's been so far. We've been desiring to birth the baby at home if possible and as natural as possible. I have tricare coverage (retired military) budget wise I don't know what to expect 😅

1. Hospital birth with midwives 2. Tri-care covered please 3. No medications, delayed cord clamping