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1. Because of my health history, I will require a hospital birth (triple VBAC). 2. $6,000 or less 3. Hospital birth with low intervention

Home or birth center We would like to use as much of our insurance as possible We want to keep it simple and relaxing and not have the temptation of hospital drugs around

This is my 3rd pregnancy and baby, I would like to have a home birth. I currently reside in North alabama by huntsville. I prefer a provider who is covered by my insurance, Tricare covers home birth with a CNM or another medical provider under supervision, like an RN.

I plan to give birth in a hospital at a birth suit. I would love to go all natural!

Home water birth midwife no insurance. I have $3800.

Would like to see if i could get a midwife that takes a more holistic approach to pregnancy and birth care

I would like to give birth at home in Tuscaloosa, AL. My budget would be around $5,000. This will be my first pregnancy, so I don’t really have a birth plan other than delivering a healthy baby.

I am not sure! We are looking around right now and hopefully will decide between an OBGYN and a midwife.

wanted to hear quotes for both and or birthing center.

In home birth budget insurance and plan have it natural

At home birth, budget being 5000$ calm peaceful at my pace with no judgement

I would like to have a home birth, or a birthing center that is nothing like a normal hospital, if complications occur. I have had bad experiences with drs, and I would like to have the most informed birth, with understanding all of my options within the situation. I would like to have a full understanding of bills with a midwife, since I know dr budgets are 80k plus, and that is not in our budget. I do not know what our budget is at the moment. I do not know what all is on a birth plan, but I do know I want to be standing or in other positions, not lying on my back, when having the baby. I would like to have access to a birthing ball, tub, and other non conventional options. I do not want an epidural, if at all possible. Not necessarily because of the pain, but because I know it prolongs labor.

I would like to give birth at home in a pool (a blow up kind). I stay in an apartment and have currently been looking for an establishment that offers a pool birth. My budget right now is around $1200 and it would have to be paid in increments. I can’t do it all at once right now. I am still curating a birth plan. I do know I want a natural birth.

Honestly I’m new to all of this. I don’t have a birth plan nor an idea of where to have the baby. I have tricare insurance which is full coverage.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I would like a doula to be there to assist and help make sure my birthing plan goes as planned. I want to be prepared for a natural birth. I'm unemployed but I have Medicaid so any with a low rate or payment plan. I plan to give birth naturally in the hospital possible even with water, dim lighting, no epidural, essential oils, delayed cord clapping, if possible keep baby with placenta.

I’m open to a home and/or water birth. Annual income is around 30,000.

No due date yet. But starting to try for another baby. Looking for home birth. All natural and water birth.

I want to have an unmedicated, non-invasive birth at home. I live in Clinton, MS. I would prefer to have a midwife who shares my Christian beliefs. I am a first time mama!

I plan to birth at home, my insurance covers midwife.

I would prefer to have a home birth but I am not against a hospital birth. I am hoping to find a midwife who takes my insurance (united healthcare), and my biggest priority is having a water birth with alternative pain management in hopes of avoiding an epidural