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I’m doing some research, very highly considering an at home birth

I plan to give birth at home, I do not have much of a budget but I am willing to work through that with the right candidate! This is my first baby so I’m not sure what all is supposed to be in a birth plan so help figuring that out would be great!

Midwifery care that accepts my insurance for a home birth.

I live in Vernon and desperately need a midwife. I have no one and no one around can take me..

I would like to go through insurance and have my child at home

Everything related to pregnancy. It’s been a struggle trying to figure things out.

Home birth No cost because I need a midwife Vaginally unmedicated

This will be my fourth birth and 3rd vbac at home hopefully. I'm searching for a holistic midwife who is trained for emergencies so I don't have to be 🤣 Preferably someone comfortable with twins and breached babies just in case that becomes a possibility.

Home birth is preferred. I’m hoping for someone who will work through my insurance but up to $5000.

Planning for home birth with midwife and doula. I am 41 and this will be my first pregnancy. I have no serious pre-existing conditions, don't drink, smoke or drink coffee, I avoid sugar and processed carbs now and have a healthy BMI. I have not confirmed pregnancy by bloodwork yet, have not seen my PCP about pregnancy yet, but 3 home tests have confirmed positive. Last period was September 25, 2025, but I also appear to have quite a bit of lutenizing hormone in my system. If pregnancy is confirmed by PCP, I am budgeting for about $7000 for everything out of pocket including labwork and ultrasounds--no health insurance at this time. Have just enrolled in Christian Healthcare Ministry's highest package (Cost-sharing program). If pregnancy is confirmed, it will be a pre-existing condition and not covered by the cost-sharing. Birth plan: vaginal delivery support people allowed: midwive, doula, husband, friend, mother birthing tools: ball, squat bar, stool Room: free movement Fetal monitoring: intermittent Photography: probably not, unless at the very beginning or end. Pain management: breathing, counterpressure, massage, hydrotherapy Delivery option: lying, squatting, standing, kneeling Delivery interventions: none if possible Warm compress on perenium: Yes Episiotomy: No Cord blood banking: No Keep the placenta: No Skin-to-skin: Yes, me first Delayed clamping: Yes Vaccinations/vitamins/medicine: No Feeding: Breastfeeding First bath: Delayed Circumcision: Not until a week or so later

Looking for support for my labour and delivery. Someone who can accommodate my needs and coach/assist me through this. I’m looking to have a minimal- no intervention water birth and would be important to have someone who is experienced in this. This is my second pregnancy; my last delivery was unmedicated (besides pitocin) delivered vaginally with no complications. I am set up to give birth at the hospital at this moment but if I did happen to find a midwife/doula I would be interested in a home birth if I had the right supports set up. My estimated budget would be 900-1200$ Here is my detailed birth plan so far if I do end up giving birth in the hospital. Birth plan: -Low lights, fairy lights electric candles set up sound healing music. -Breathe through contractions -No epidural, Water birth. Maybe laughing gas if pain is really bad. -Absolutely no being induced -Natural water rupture. -No membrane sweep. -Privacy minimal staff in room no students.(having students learn while in labour made me stressed and feel uneasy) -Intermittent monitoring not continuously monitoring. -Delay cord clamping 7-15 min. Cord is white -Are cervix checks necessary? Only checked if requested by me -Do I have to stay in hospital if I had no interventions? -Naturally birth placenta, no pitocin or cord traction. -Wait for my body to push on its own no forced pushing. -No fundal massage unless there excessive bleeding. -Vitamin k drops not injected.

Give birth in hospital Alberta health plan Natural birth

Pre/post natal care and birthing at south health hospital

I’m hoping to do an unmedicated water birth and want a midwife that will support me in that. I don’t have a big budget but am really hoping to have a different experience from my first birth/postpartum.

I need midwife for delivery. If I can do delivery at home which is best option for me

Anywhere according health conditions. I have guard. Me health card

Want some education and advocacy during birth. Not looking for emotional based intervention necessarily but the science and medical perspective when and where I need it. The dos and don’t. The best practices. Advice for me and my husband as this is our first baby. Plan on giving birth at Ricky view hospital. Budget - would like to use the coverage provided from Alberta health. I don’t currently have a birth plan.

I’m looking for personalized, supportive care during a low-risk pregnancy, with a midwife who can guide me through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Looking for midwife support and helping decide to have a home or hospital birth. Very hands on and supportive husband.

South health campus Birth plan would be natural birth