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1. Lions Gate Hospital 2. Under $1000 3. Do early labor at home before going to the hospital. Planning to get an epidural later in the process once at the hospital.

1. Hospital 2. 2000( We have no idea how much it usually costs ) 3. We are with Midwives but I'm a Japanese and I am thinking to have a doula who speaks Japanese will be very helpful.

Hospital $1500-2500 VBAC, natural birth - focus on birth and partner support

Hospital birth with family doctor in maternity Clinic. Wanted a midwife but none available. I want a low intervention birth. No epidural. I'm curious about hypo birthing and meditative practices during labour. Budget is a few thousand

Hospital birth in Nelson BC, budget is $1000 - $1500 depending on service. Planned unmedicated birth with midwifery care.

I live in Squamish but am considered a high risk pregnancy with good chance of needing a scheduled c-section so will deliver in lions gate with Dr. Lipp. My budget is open.

Hospital may be necessary as I have positive test results for lupus anticoagulants (a misnomer, not necessarily lupus, but my blood clots quicker than normal). Local doctor wants me to be on Lovenox from 8 weeks until delivery. I’m wondering if there is any other way that is proven safe for my condition. No idea about budget, but I have a faith-based medical bills-sharing program that will cover the cost. My birth plan would be to give birth in my home if possible, which is 1 mile from the hospital. But if that is not advisable, in the hospital, to have emergency care at hand if necessary, but I want as low-intervention and low medication as my condition will allow. I want to mantain as much autonomy in my birth experience as I possibly can, and I don’t want doctors or nurses intervening, demeaning, or guilting me into anything unless I decide I want that care. My birth experience would be quiet with my husband there, with a shower, walking, eating small snacks to keep strength up, drinking herbal teas and using natural herbs and supplements to make the birth easier. I would like a midwife or doula( not sure which I need) to be an advocate and offer support and peace of mind through the process. If there are complications within her expertise of care, like turning a baby, etc. I would prefer most of my care to come from a midwife/doula.

In need of a home birth or midwife center that allows for flexibility of care. NO NEEDLES.

I believe birth is a natural, powerful process. I trust my body and baby to work together. I want a calm, supportive environment with minimal interventions—no epidural, no Pitocin, freedom to move, natural progression, and gentle monitoring. Capture the moment with photos, and prioritize bonding, delayed cord clamping, and skin-to-skin.

This will be my 2nd birth. My 1st one was a high risk twin pregnancy that had me impatient at the Fetal Care at Children’s Hospital in Aurora. I found out at 20 weeks we were expecting twins and my plans for a natural birth went out the window. I delivered the twins at 29 w and 6 days via c-section. This go round I’m seeking a VBAC option to redeem my original plans. I live in rural eastern Colorado and so I’m in the process of looking for a hospital close enough to us that has the capabilities to fulfill my wishes. I’m looking into the Greeley/ Ft. Collins area. Because of the amazing intimate care I had at the Fetal Care I desire to have a doula to provide the same feels and experience I had there. My budget is $1,000-$1,800.

Someone to help advocate for my rights to a natural birth in a hospital setting. I have past medical trauma and I also need someone who can help me emotionally navigate the birth experience. I have tricare select but if going out of pocket id like to stay under 2k.

I would like to give birth in hospital. My budget is about $500 I've had emergency c-section 2 years ago and planning to give birth naturally and in water if possible.

Planning for at home, but willing to reevaluate to hospital if needed -$1000? - I havent fully put it together yet

I am considering a home birth for my final child and am looking for midwife options in my area.

I will be giving birth at the Wray Hospital in Colorado. I am looking for someone to support and coach me through my first minimally assisted birth. I have birthed three older children and have never felt I had the support needed. I do not have a budget in mind as I have no concept of what this could cost. I am a single mother and would like to keep it as affordable as possible.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I never went into labour with my first baby because I ended having a c-section because she was breech. I really want to try for a VBAC and am very anxious that this birth may be like my first one My estimated budget is $1000 CAD I would like to have a VBAC. I am considering getting an epidural. I would rather not get induced. Mostly I want to avoid having another c-section

Im looking into what my options are for a doula in Lethbridge that maybe our insurance could cover the cost of? I don’t have a budget because we don’t really have extra funds to pay out of pocket so I’m mostly wondering if finding someone we can afford is even possible. I am planning on giving birth in lethbridge at the hospital, my dream is to be able to have a water birth or at least using a tub through labor and I hope to avoid getting an epidural. Other than that I don’t have much of a birth plan but hope a doula could help me know what to plan for and ask the questions I’ll need answers for!

I will be giving birth at the chinook Lethbridge hospital in Alberta. This is my second kid, first birth experience was extremely traumatic for me. I spent 3 days in hospital getting induced, 12 hours of labour after my water broke, pushed for an hour, then emergency c section. I need someone knowledgeable that can vouch for me, coach me, and help my husband be more supportive. My birth plan is natural, most likely getting an epidural, and my budget is around $650

I will be giving birth at the Lethbridge hospital. I was unable to get a midwife so I am looking at potentially getting a doula to support me in having an unmedicated birth. My fiance is extremely supportive and will want to do anything he can to help but he lacks the vast knowledge of different coping mechanisms that a doula would have.

Im planning an at home water birth at a family members house along the ocean in campbell river, bc. I have a midwife team- "Team Ocean"- and I want it to be as calming, natural, spiritual as possible. I'd like to avoid the hospital as much as possible, that being said i am also 39 years old and this is our first. Im just looking for guidance for ease and wonder what sort of costs having a doula would be.