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Hospital birth, budget is $20,000, Looking for a postpartum doula/night nurse

Night nurse for 5 month old. Light housekeeping needed. Sleep training. EMT certified preferred. English speaking

Salida Colorado. Learning from square one. Overwhelmed with where to start and how to prepare for birth

1. Birth in hospital 2. Estimated budget is roughly $1500 3. Birth plan is as limited in medical interventions as possible.

1. Intermountain Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Lafayette, CO. 2. Was hoping medicaid would cover a Doula. 3. I don't quite have a birth plan yet. This is my first child and im still learning.

first time mom looking for support - home birth, budget is open at the moment (nothing to compare it to) and birth plan is water birth

This is my first baby. I am planning to give birth in a hospital. I don’t know my estimated budget, but I do know I need help postpartum because my husband does not have any paternity leave and we won’t have any family available to help us when we come home from the hospital. I am afraid to make this transition mainly on my own. My birth plan is to have an epidural for a vaginal birth, but obviously I don’t know for sure how that will change when the baby comes.

Looking to see what kind of help is available postpartum for my second baby. I’m interested in possibly hiring a night nanny to help with a few household chores and allow my husband and I to get a few extra hours of sleep

First time birth. Wanting to do it without epidural. In hospital, Spanish fork Utah hospital. We are low income so I would like it to be as affordable as possible. Especially since our health insurance isn’t the best and our deductible is high. I have no clue what the range is for prices. That’s why I wanted to look into it.

I’m 34 weeks, and I’m moving an hour away from my hospital. I want to labor at home for as long as possible, but I feel I don’t have the expertise to know when to go in or how to ensure baby is ok during labor. I want someone who can help me track these things.

Birth support person that can help me in labor and postpartum with hormone regulation

1. In a hospital 2. Don’t have any idea what I want as a birth plan 3 want someone that’s speaks Spanish as well

I have medicad. i’m not sure yet where i want to deliver but i want a natural birth. im not trying to pay outta pocket.

Give birth in hospital No budget as am on low income Am planning to have normal vaginal delivery

Will deliver at the Birthing Your Way birthing center in Lehi! Hoping to cover majority with Medicaid See For Service plan- $1000 out of pocket max. Enrolled in an in person Hypnobirthing class that starts soon. Want an unmedicated, natural birth and a doula that is easy to reach for pregnancy support and has substantial knowledge on movements to progress labor and coping skills to guide me physically so my husband can care for my other needs.

I have post partum depression and I need to take medication to sleep. I am having a hard time and my husband is working. I have a spinal injury so I can’t really walk. I need help also some massages

Sleep has been difficult. Baby does great during the day, but doesn't give us a decent stretch of sleep at night

Especialista en psicosis Inglés Ayuda con cocinar y limpieza, cuidar al bebé y tengo un gato necesitas estar bien con los animales, quiero a salir hacer las compras puedes ayudar

I plan to give birth at a hospital but am feeling nervous due to my first birth experience. I had a terrible experience with the nurses and did not feel comfortable with the decisions made during birth. I want to avoid medical intervention as much as possible and I need someone to advocate for me. I would like natural options for progressing labor and pain management before considering drugs. I am currently on Medicaid.

Not entirely sure what my needs are yet. I am exploring options. 1. I will give birth in a hospital 2. Estimated budget is $1500