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Hospital birth doula, sooner care accepted. Unmedicated birth

Synia’s Unmediated Birth Plan My Birth Philosophy 💕 I believe birth is a natural, powerful process. I trust my body and my baby to work together. I want to avoid unnecessary interventions and create a peaceful, supportive environment for my baby’s arrival. ⸻ 💫 Labor Preferences No Epidural I plan to labor and give birth without medical pain relief so I can stay aware and connected to my body’s natural rhythm. No Pitocin / Avoid Induction I prefer my labor to begin and progress naturally, without medications to start or speed it up, unless there is a medical emergency. Move Freely I want to be able to walk, squat, or change positions during labor to stay comfortable and help labor progress naturally. Water for Comfort I’d like access to a warm shower or birthing tub, as warm water helps ease pain and relax muscles. Minimal Cervical Checks I prefer to limit vaginal exams during labor unless medically necessary, to reduce discomfort and risk of infection. Dim Lights & My Labor Playlist I would like a calm, soothing atmosphere with low lights and my music playing to help me stay relaxed. Massage / Counterpressure My partner may use massage or gentle pressure on my lower back and hips to relieve tension and pain. Birth Ball I’d like to use a birth ball to encourage proper baby positioning and comfort during contractions. ⸻ 📸 Memories & Recording Record and Photograph the Birth I would like my birth to be recorded and photographed as much as possible to capture these special moments. My care team has permission to use our phones and/or a video camera (if available) to take photos and videos of the labor, delivery, and first moments with our baby. This includes candid pictures during labor, the birth itself, and moments immediately after. ⸻ 🩺 Monitoring & Interventions Intermittent Monitoring I prefer my baby’s heartbeat to be checked periodically instead of being continuously monitored, so I can move freely. Minimal Vaginal Exams Similar to cervical checks — I’d like them limited to reduce discomfort and unnecessary interruption. No Artificial Rupture of Membranes I prefer my water (amniotic sac) to break naturally rather than being manually ruptured by staff, unless medically needed. ⸻ 🤱 Delivery Preferences No Episiotomy I prefer natural stretching and tearing over a surgical cut unless absolutely required for baby’s safety. Position Changes While Pushing I’d like to change positions (squatting, side-lying, hands-and-knees, etc.) to find what feels most effective and comfortable. Want Dad to Help Deliver Baby If possible, I’d like my partner to assist with the delivery and be an active part of catching or welcoming our baby. ⸻ 👶 After Birth Delayed Cord Clamping Please wait until the umbilical cord stops pulsing and turns white before cutting it, allowing the baby to receive extra oxygen-rich blood. Dad Cuts the Cord I want my partner to cut the cord once it’s completely white, symbolizing our baby’s smooth transition. Immediate Skin-to-Skin Place my baby directly on my chest after birth to encourage bonding, warmth, and stable breathing. Early Breastfeeding I plan to start breastfeeding as soon as possible after birth to promote bonding and milk flow. Delay Newborn Procedures I prefer to delay standard newborn procedures (like weighing) until after bonding time — or have Dad accompany baby if they must be done sooner. ⸻ 🏥 If a Cesarean Becomes Necessary Avoiding C-Section I do not want a cesarean unless it’s truly life-saving for me or my baby. Partner Present If a cesarean is required, I want my partner to remain by my side throughout. Skin-to-Skin in OR If possible, I’d like skin-to-skin contact immediately after delivery, even in the operating room. ⸻ 💕 Thank You Thank you to my care team for supporting my birth preferences and helping me bring my baby into the world safely, calmly, and naturally.

I’m looking to avoid medication during child birth. I have a low pain tolerance which is scary so I know I will feel tons of pain but I want the best experience as possible. Looking to bring my baby in swiftly, comfortably & calmly.

Hi I’m Angel Hayes I’m a first time mom and I officially have my baby in April of 2026. Now I currently stay in Houston but came back home to be around my family during my pregnancy. As though I don’t mind giving birth in the hospital, I just don’t trust anyone to give birth to my child with a doula or midwife in the room for extra protection. As I’m not to familiar with postpartum, I will need help throughout the rest of my pregnancy to know the ends in outs and on how I should go about keeping my placenta. The rest of the info will be provided upon meeting one another.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, budget around $500 and will guidance with birth plan

This will be our first and I *want* to labor and deliver at home with minimal intervention, though we'll see the further along I am how likely that will be. I have no idea on a budget, I'm more just looking at my options.

Emotionally mentally childbirth support I plan to give birth at Uams hospital

Planning on giving birth in the hospital washington regional. looking for someone who accepts medicaid. not sure about birth plan

Plan to give birth at hospital, but want to labor as much as I can at home. Prefer to try natural childbirth and will think about medication if needed (exhaustion, too much pain, emergency) Estimated budget is $500

I plan to give birth at home, or hospital. I’m currently insured through Medicaid. As of right now I don’t have a birth plan but I am currently working on it

I plan to give birth at Saint Francis Hospital down in Tulsa. I have Soonerselect (Oklahoma Complete Health). My plan is to avoid the epidural and be as mobile as I can during labor/birth. I am a Christian as well so someone who also shares the same beliefs would be wonderful! I want to use music, dim lighting, and have a calm environment during labor as well. Breathing coaching is much appreciating!

We plan to give birth at the hospital. We are still figuring out our budget. Our birth plan will be focusing on natural methods such as limiting medications for myself and the baby.

1. This my second child but my partner’s first even though we live in Springdale, we are planning on giving birth at Mercy Hospital in Rogers 2. Don’t really have a budget just starting 1000.Hopefully it can stay under that 3. haven’t really discussed a birth plan, hoping to have some more help with that. Just know that we want a C-section birth if we cannot have a vagina birth.

Giving birth in a hospital $800 max is my budget 3+ years of experience Birth doula for support during labor, exercise tips that can help speed labor or additional help with any complications that comes up

Need to watch baby overnight. he has had some febrile seizures so I want someone watching him. He is 1 year old. $30-$50 an hour range

Need someone to take the night shift and help the babies eat, and let mom sleep

Someone to help with newborn during the day. Just first time parents who don’t know what’s going on.

We are seeking a kind, reliable postpartum doula to provide supportive care for our newborn while the mother is home. This short-term role runs January 26–30, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM (6 hours per day). Responsibilities include assisting with infant care such as feeding support, diaper changes, soothing, and nap monitoring, as well as supporting the mother with baby-related tasks. Light baby-related housekeeping (washing bottles, tidying the baby area) and light household help as time allows are appreciated. Prior newborn experience required; CPR/First Aid certification preferred. This is a supportive, collaborative role with the mother present at home.

I am looking for a doula to assist me in a natural home birth. Minimal intervention. Holistic views similar to mine. Im not sure of an average cost, so I would guess my budget is $1,500?

Baptist Ochsner is where I plan on going to give birth. This will be my third pregnancy, first time seeking a doula. Trying to find support through labor. Trying to breastfeed for longer than six months. With my first two I stopped due to not producing enough and believe pumping made it worse. Might possibly want help cooking.