Find Childbirth Educator Jobs Near Germantown, TN

we would prefer a at home birth but open to hospitals. we don't know our budget ,but we do have insurance. we want a natural birth in a natural position

I am 36, newly single, and navigating my first pregnancy with fibroids and a life-limiting condition for my baby. I’ll be giving birth at Regional One Hospital and don’t give a big budget but finding the right person is important to me. I would like to give birth with as few interventions as possible so I can be fully present and quickly independent after birth.

I plan on giving birth at CHOICES Memphis Center For Reproductive Health. My estimated budget on birth is $3000 though I have insurance. My birth plan is water birth.

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

the birthing center recommended me. to get a doula to help me go natural during my water birth

At home birth doula with assured health care management.

need a doula here in poplar bluff missouri as i plan to give birth at the hospital i dont know my budget . i do not have a brith plan and may need help making one.

Need to know about contractions and how do I know if I’m in labor

I work at a local health department. I am looking for information for moms I am working with.

I don’t want a natural birth but I want help when it comes to what I want because nurses can be rude and I don’t feel like I should be arguing with any while trying to give birth ….i also want to learn about breast feeding and I might need some post partum care Hospital Not sure about the budget I want to try to go as long as I can with out the epidural but I do want it and I want my own placenta to get made into pills I want a C-section be to last option if it came down to it

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!

1. Williamson Medical Center 2. $1,000 3. Unsure of birth plan

1) Hospital - Baptist 2) I'm not sure about a budget 3)Not induced unless medically necessary, epidural at 6/7 cm , no c section if not life threatening, minimal cervical checks , no pitocin unless necessary

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

c-section educator , plan to birth in hospital, carrying for baby after c-section, coping into being a first time mom

Support during my pregnancy. Someone too talk too as well

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

1) hospital 2)$1500 3)I'm looking for a doula to help with high anxiety and OCD I'm hard to talk down from a panic attack and can't communicate what I need in the thick of it and I was hoping to write out instructions for what does and does not help. My husband is good support but doesn't always know what to do--and he doesn't retain medical knowledge well and wouldn't know when to pester the hospital staff to look at a medical problem. My OBGYN appointments have seemed very rushed. The staff is pleasant but I'm concerned they wouldn't notice an issue early. They've also done extra ultrasounds with no medical indication and I'm concerned they'll try to make me do continuous fetal monitoring without high risk or other unnecessary and possible expensive medical stuff. My OCD and some trauma stuff cause me to have a lot of guilt about advocating for myself, setting boundaries, and being a burden to others. I also may need help setting boundaries with family during the birth. I'm open to an epidural but I want to try nonpharmacologic stuff first. I don't like the idea of being stuck in bed and would rather change positions frequently, although I could feel differently when it comes down to it. I would like to do a lot of the early labor at home. Skin-to-skin contact after birth is important to me.

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