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Midwife for at home birth. This is my first baby, and am very set on the idea of having my baby at home. Just check ups, but mostly just looking for someone qualified to deliver my baby.

We are looking to do a home birth we just like to have some one in our corner

I am 4 weeks pregnant. I want to give a home birth.i have healthy blue medicaid.

I would like to give birth in a hospital, we’d like to spend around 2 thousand dollars because I am 20 weeks pregnant and trying to get out of an OB office for more personal care. For the birth of my son I would like a natural labor (vaginal delivery) without an epidural, no medication offered to me without me mentioning it first. No forceps or vacuum, no medical interventions unless necessary for the baby or myself. No episiotomy, I would rather tear naturally. I would like a quiet room with no harsh lights while laboring, and I am open to a water birth. After my son is born my husband and I would like to be made aware of anything doctors or nurses would like to do with our baby before doing it like vaccines, bathing, measurements, and tests.

Hospital birth; unmedicated vaginal birth with little intervention.

This will be my 5th natural birth. I would like to do a home birth this time around. My last 2 previous birthday were at a birthing center. Right now I'm really just looking around to see what we can afford and who would be the best fit.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want to use my insurance to step in to cover cost

home birth, max budget $7,000, would like to do an unmedicated relaxed home birth

I’d like to give birth in a hospital, but would love a birthing pool available which I know isn’t likely. Birth plan is no epidural, no pitocin, no cuts unless absolutely medically necessary.

Hospital, 1750, postpartum, feeding care, physiological birth, holistic options

I want to give birth at home all natural no hospital I’ve given birth 3 times in hospital and I hated every minute of it

Midwife, live in Gastonia NC. Wanting a home birth. Water birth

Home birth. Budget 5,000. Limited intervention, no medication, water birth.

I plan to give birth in my home and I’m unsure how much a midwife costs but I would say at least 200 a month I’m not sure

I plan to give birth surrounded by the quiet of my home and my husband. I would like a certified nursing midwife who has experience with home births for first time moms.

Just found out I am 6 weeks pregnant with my first baby. I am looking for a midwife because I do not want a C-section like my sister had hoping for an at home birth instead. Not sure about budget or what the normal is for the area we live in Charlotte

I want someone who is going to help my wife deliver our child at home and has credible evidence of prior safe and successful deliveries

I plan to give birth at home. Im not sure how to begin the process and would like some help and insights.

I plan on giving birth to my first baby at home. My birth plan can be simplified in a few words, natural, dim lighting with my husband catching our son and, supporting, squeezing, and coaching me as I need, and my mom (an RN) supporting me emotionally and physically as she can. As far as interventions for my baby and I, I do NOT want immunizations/shots or eye drops of any kind, no bath, no cord clamping/cutting, no placenta pulling or tugging. Birth plan= the LESS the better.

Want someone to deliver my baby I go in labor soon