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12 weeks along with my second pregnancy. This would be my second natural birth but my first home birth hopefully. I did a natural birth with a midwife in the hospital and would like to change my environment for my second one.

Looking to switch from my OB to a midwife who can help with a home birth or birth center birth. I’ve had two home births in the past. Currently 20 wks pregnant.

Second pregnancy, hopefully will produce my rainbow baby. Unsure of birthing location and people involved. Pregnancy considered high risk because of my cervix/previous pregnancy. Hoping for a natural birth. More spiritual than religious. Not sure how to create a birth plan. In week 12 currently, & needing to switch OB’s. Very limited family knows about pregnancy at this time. Currently unemployed and still searching for a job that isn’t too much risk. Partner is employed & involved but still a tight budget at this time.

10 weeks along with 4th child looking for midwives who can help monitor pregnancy very low budget

I'm looking for someone that can provide a home birth at a reasonable cost.

I’m looking for a midwife who provides compassionate, personalized prenatal care and makes me feel heard, understood, and supported throughout my pregnancy. I want to build a trusting relationship with a provider who listens to my concerns, takes the time to understand my experiences, and involves me in decisions about my care rather than making assumptions about me. I’ve felt that my concerns haven’t been fully heard by my current OB, particularly regarding my mental health. I’ve repeatedly explained that I don’t feel depressed, but I feel that antidepressants continue to be the focus instead of taking the time to understand what I’m actually experiencing. I want a provider who approaches these conversations with an open mind, respects my perspective, and works with me to explore appropriate options without making me feel pressured into a particular treatment. I also have a history of marijuana use, but I stopped smoking when I found out I was pregnant and have remained sober. Despite this, I’ve felt judged and repeatedly accused of continuing to smoke because of positive THC tests. I’ve been experiencing recurring episodes of cyclical nausea and vomiting, but I feel these symptoms have been attributed to marijuana use and my positive test results rather than being thoroughly evaluated as their own medical concern. I understand that my history is medically relevant, and I’m willing to be honest and transparent about it, but I also want a provider who recognizes that a positive THC test does not automatically establish ongoing use and who takes the time to investigate my symptoms instead of making assumptions. I’m looking for a midwife who will advocate for me, take my physical and emotional well-being seriously, and help me feel safe discussing difficult topics without fear of being judged. I value open communication, evidence-based care, informed decision-making, and a provider who sees me as a whole person rather than defining me by my past. Most importantly, I want to feel respected, supported, and involved in my pregnancy journey as I prepare to become a mother.

I want to find a patient advocate, I would love to give birth in a hospital/birthing center. I do plan on an epidural

This is my first baby. I’m looking to transition from a hospital birth to a home birth. I want someone who will support and train me through an unmedicated birth. I’m 21 weeks, and budget is ~$3,000-4,500, for everything hopefully.

Cnm. Hospital birth with midwife covered by tricare. Possibly doula help

I would like to give birth Home or birthing facility. I also would like to do a water birth if possible.

I need a midwide that will work with my insurance and is available for vba3c. I can not pay out of pocket. I need someone to at the very least evaluate me and give me a honest answer. This has been a up hill battle since I got pregnant. Can anyone at all help?

I was trying to have birth in a birthing center but I am not sure if my insurance covers that but I would like a midwife for my appointments and for my hospital birth. This will be my 3rd baby, and I really want to try something different. I am very strong minded during birth and I loved the experience with my first 2. Now I just want to try to do it without medicine and I want me and my husband to have an intimate time together. I was induced both pregnancies. I tend to lose fluid at the end which leads to inducing me early that’s really the only thing that was an issue for me. Insurance: I have United health care choice plus HSA through my job. Budget: not really sure. I asked another birthing center and they were asking $750 a month and that’s just really expensive.

Hi my name is Alexis I am 19 years old. I am 27 weeks, wanting to do an at home water birth with a midwife. I do have medicaid through Parkland health, so I was wanting to know if it would cover or how much would be covered and what would be payed out of pocket. This is would be my first child as well.

Finding a midwife and doula covered by tricare. I would prefer home or a birth center.

I have had 3 csections I would like to push this baby out since it would be my last but seems like that is very unlikely this pregnancy is much different than my others I am very emotional I cry for no reason

I am a first-time mom, currently 15 weeks pregnant, looking for a midwife who can support me through my pregnancy and assist with a planned home water birth. My goal is to have a natural, unmedicated delivery in a peaceful, comfortable, and faith-centered environment where prayer and my relationship with Jesus are welcomed. I am looking for a midwife who is patient, compassionate, knowledgeable, and hands-on, who will educate me throughout my pregnancy, help me create a birth plan, prepare me for labor, and provide emotional and physical support during delivery. I would also like support with postpartum recovery and establishing a breast milk pumping routine, as I plan to exclusively pump rather than directly breastfeed. As a first-time mom, I want someone who will answer my questions, respect my wishes, involve me in decisions, and prioritize the safety of both me and my baby. My budget for midwifery care is 4000, and I am hoping to find someone who offers a comprehensive home-birth package or flexible payment options within that budget.

almost 30 weeks along, looking for a midwife and/or OBGYN for help with the birth process.

plan to give birth to a healthy baby in a hospital we have anthem ppo

Home birth 1890$-6800$ I would like to do a all natural birth Right now me and husband are doing our research as far as pricing & experience

I recently discovered I am pregnant with my second child. I had my last baby in a hospital and I am looking for a more holistic and warm birthing experience. I am looking for a CNM. I am a black woman and would prefer care from a black woman but I am open to other alternatives. I am not sure if I want a home birth, I think I would prefer a birthing center.