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Home birth, $5,000-$6,000. No epidural vaginal l. Possibly waterbirth

I would love to have a natural home birth. My first birth was natural but it was at a hospital. I’d like to spend less than $3000. I’m wondering what insurance cover since my insurance does cover midwives but I don’t have any in my “contracted plan area”.

1. Home birth 2. no more than 5k 3. At home birth in pool, all natural.

I plan to give birth at a birth center or home I dont have a whole plan yet but I want to take a more natural route

Home birth 4-5 thousand Water birth at home Birth assisted doula Postpartum assisted doula

I plan to give birth at home I am not sure where I would be budget wise I do have insurance. I plan to have my baby in the comfort of my own home with a doula present.

Home or birth center $3000-$10000 Most natural birth possible, not pushing vaccines, no vitamin k shot, delayed cord clamping, water birth

We hope for a home birth, pricing from $6,000-$8,000 before insurance may apply. I'd life to catch my baby, but prefer to not do a water birth

My name is Kelsey, and I’m currently 20 weeks pregnant with my first child, due on July 3, 2026. I’m an active-duty Navy pilot with TRICARE Prime. I’m in a bit of a unique situation, as I’ll be PCS’ing from Hawaii to Point Loma at the end of April 2026, which means I’ll be transferring care mid-pregnancy. Because of this transition, I’m hoping to connect early and thoughtfully with a midwifery practice that can help make the move as smooth and supported as possible. I’m very interested in pursuing a home birth and learning about the best options for a natural first birth. In addition, my faith is very important to me, and I’m hoping for a birth experience that is not only physiologically supported but also spiritually grounded. As a Christian, I value prayer, peace, and intentionality surrounding birth, and I’m seeking a team that is comfortable supporting that kind of environment. I would love to learn more about: • Your experience with first-time home births • How you support clients transferring care mid-pregnancy • Experience working with TRICARE or military families • Your availability around early July in the Point Loma area Thank you so much for your time and consideration. I truly appreciate any information you’re able to share and look forward to connecting.

Currently at hospital and I’m 19 wks pregnant and bleeding with A dialation of 2.6 and amniotic sac is slightly out. Need a massage to put my matris back

My goal is a low intervention VBAC. Open to either home or hospital—but I am leaning towards laboring at home for as long as I can before giving birth at a hospital. I am in search of a Midwife or Monitrice (LM or CPM perhaps?) who can help me labor safely at home (provide fetal monitoring, look for signs of rupture, preform cervical exams if necessary.) Thank you very much for your time!

I plan to give birth at a hospital. Kaiser Permanente is my health insurance provider. I would like a natural birth, delayed chord clamping and am planning on taking my placenta home. This is my first child and still don't have a full birth plan.

Midwife for planned home birth. I have had 3 previous home births, one at a birth center, and one hospital.

I plan on giving birth at home. Estimated budget of 5,000 for entire birth. We don't have a birth plan.

Planning a natural birth, with no family close by to help with toddler. Which is why im requesting a birth doula. This would be our first time requesting a doula or midwife so we're not sure what our budget would be for this service. We're planning a hospital birth, but currently in the process of moving due to my husbands orders. Im not even sure what hospital I can go to. Im currently 30 weeks pregnant and to be honest im not even sure what to do. My first birth experience wasnt bad but it wasnt the greatest and had no guidance. I was lucky to have a vaginal birth with my first but with epidural at 41 weeks. I was induced because I wasnt fully informed. I would prefer not to be induced or receive pitocin because the contractions from that were horrible. They said I had to be induced because they couldn't really feel my baby moving, but I feel, now, that I could have done 100% natural without being induced. I don't want to feel coerced into making that decision again. I want skin to skin immediately, wait for my placenta to come naturally, and cut the umbilcal off when it has become pale, a decision that i wasnt allowed to make with my first. I'd hold off on vaccines at first except the vitamin k.

I plan to give birth at home. My budget is $4,000. I would like to birth in a pool ideally with assistance with pain through guided movement and massage during contractions.

I plan to give birth at home I have a medical insurance so I hope it covers a midwife but if not budget is around 5k I am still working on my birth plan but I want it to be as natural as possible

Home birth/birthing center depending on living situation, which is uncertain at the moment. Budget is $3-5k, IEHP HMO if insurance is accepted. Unmedicated water birth, no induction whatsoever. Support and safety through birthing process rather than coaching and directing.

Looking to have a home birth after a prior cesarean. The time between births will be approx 19 months.

i plan to give birth possibly sylmar or panorama city. i dont have a birth plan as id like a bit of help with research into the topic