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i would love to do a home birth i can do payments and being able to do it that way i was the most holistic but practical way to do the birth unmedicated i want delayed clamming of the umbilicalcord breast feeding help and a golden hour for skin to skin with mom and dad before any decisions to be made with or about baby

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Yayyy I’m pregnant! It’s still a secret, so no one knows! I’m 22 years old and married to the BEST husband! I’m hoping to spend $1,200 or under on a Doula. That still might be a little pricey for me because I’m young and not fully established. I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want a natural/unmedicated birth. I do NOT want to be induced if I can help it. I still don’t know how I feel about vaccines. I need to do more research. If I had to pick a side, I’d say I’m leaning towards not giving my baby many vaccines. I would love my provider to be confident in their knowledge as a doula, encouraging, and a good educator. I want them to be able to teach me techniques to remain calm and grounded during labor.

This is our first pregnancy, planning for a Midwife supported home birth. Looking for someone who can educate both my partner and I a little bit on what to expect leading up to and through labor and delivery. I am an individual that wants to trust that my body can know how to birth a child alone, with the right education. We'd like to meet a midwife who knows what concerns to keep an eye out for and can spot an emergency if needed. Our insurance is Blue Cross, Blue Shield. I appreciate your time and help.

In need of support for the father and I while we try to have as close to a free birth as possible at home. Edit*** we are undecided but leaning more towards birthing center it all come down to budget at the end.