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First baby, hospital midwife birth, natural labor, less than $1400

First baby and giving birth in hospital here in meridian Idaho, very nervous about birth in general and would love extra support. Budget is about 2500

First baby, would like an unmedicated birth in a calm, relaxed, controlled environment in the hospital. I need a doula to help coach me through labor there. Budget under $1,000.

First baby. I am 20 weeks and am wanting to go naturally. My original plan was to just go in the hospital but I have always thought a home birth would be so amazing and peaceful. I have been thinking about it my entire pregnancy. The only thing I am scared about is obviously issues with my baby or me and getting the baby out. I would love to talk to someone and go over my concerns and learn a little more about home births!

First baby, planning hospital. Budget it high, we want to be informed and need help making a birth plan. Want it to be in person.

This is my first baby ! Due to [personal details hidden] I’m going to have a scheduled c-section. I have two wonderful stepsons and a husband running a full time business. I need care for myself and newborn baby girl while I’m recovering. We are able to offer in home stay if needed, with help mornings and nights . We aren’t sure yet what this schedule will imply , but flexible people . If you’re interested I’d love to chat ! Thanks,Kathryn

First birth, hoping for an unmediated birth, hoping for someone to help my husband (especially if I start getting angry)

Giving birth at St\. Luke’s Boise Downtown\. I plan for an epidural with minimal medication, movement/positions during labor, and a calm environment\. Looking for a doula around $1,000 or preferably covered by insurance\.

Third baby, second at home birth. My husband was my support during both pregnancies and he was amazing for both! He, however, feels out of place and that I should have a doula this time around. So here I am checking it out. I have no idea how much this costs either. We are a one income family and are paying out of pocket already for a midwife. I’m not sure what all to share here but we are a non denomination Christian family. I did not have the best go with breastfeeding but it did go a bit better the second time around. Someone who is confident in breastfeeding would be helpful for those first couple latches ( I really hope to master it this time).

We’re looking for a newborn doula/newborn care specialist to help our family after our baby arrives. We’re hoping for 3–5 days/week for about 3 months, with some flexibility on the exact schedule. Looking to budget around $40/hour, depending on experience. Mainly looking for help with newborn care—feeding, burping, diaper changes, soothing, naps, and a little baby-related tidying. We’d love someone who is experienced, warm, reliable, and comfortable supporting new parents. Newborn CPR/First Aid and references are a plus!

First baby, I plan to give birth at saint lukes, no birth plan yet but I want to be unmedicated.

Looking for a night postpartum doula in Horseshoe Bend, Idaho.

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

Home birth Takes tricare Holistic approach Water birth

I plan to give birth in the hospital in Pocatello. I want to deliver this baby (my 2nd) vaginally and unmedicated. I mainly want a doula to help me with positioning during labor to help prevent me from [personal details hidden].

I am 8 weeks pregnant and want to have this baby very naturally. I need a doula to get started and some recommendations and advice about cost effective home birth vs hospital birth in our area.

Yayyy I’m pregnant! It’s still a secret, so no one knows! I’m [personal details hidden] 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.

Looking for a doula that takes Medicaid and is in the area I prefer to possibly be in the birth center rather than my own home in case of complications