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To make sure the hospital doctor listen to my birth plan wants !

I am early on in navigating my first pregnancy. I will be giving birth at UMass Memorial in Worcester, but I live in Charlton, MA. I am interested in having a birth doula and ideally the same candidate to help when we transition to home life for a few hours. I’m interested in having an unmediated birth, however I am aware that reality might have a different thought. Movement is a necessity for me. I have a wonderful partner, and would like to complement my support team with someone who can help me transition through labor stages as well as navigate the relationship between doctors/nurses.

Looking into postpartum doula and night nurse care for our baby boy expected August 4, 2026. Would like something covered by our insurance which is Aetna.

Hi, I’m reaching out to discuss working together. I’m pregnant with my first, a boy and I’m interested in mainly support during my c-section and postpartum. I would like to get into a flow before the birth but mainly utilize your service during and post. I’m also interested in a night nurse. Please let me know if you have time to connect soon. With Gratitude, Britt

Just found out my wife is pregnant she is either 3 weeks or 7 weeks. First ultrasound is scheduled for June 1st. We are Catholic and are interested in learning about natural birthing practices. Want to learn about doulas midwives and how to have either a home birth or a natural hospital birth. Want to learn about how I can advocate for my wife so we don’t get vaccinations and unnecessary procedures. We live in CT and plan to contact with Hartford hospital for our care. I make just under 3k a month with rent at 1250 every month.

MassHealth, C Section, Charlton Hospital, Fall River

Hello, I am looking for a doula to help during birth at a hospital. I would be delivering at Saint Francis and my current birth plan is natural unmedicated birth (this is mostly due to health concerns which I can discuss further)

Hospital birth As natural as possible but high risk-bicuspid aortic valve-being seen by MFM Plan to use insurance Birth plan: epidural or possibly not, laboring down as much as long as possible allowing fetal ejection reflex to hopefully take place so minimal pushing. I declined the use of a forceps/suction assisted birth. C section is also still on the table. Want to move about freely or if there’s an epidural in place assistance moving, do not want to birth on my back. Minimal vaccines, delaying schedule and not doing all of them. Must be the preservative free vitamin k shot and if not available then drops only. Delayed cord clamping until white or not pulsating. Baby stays in room with us at all times for all tests etc.. plan to breast feed.

I plan to give birth at a birth center in Danbury, CT. I would like to use Medicaid/Husky insurance. My birth plan is as natural as possible with no medical interventions, as well as using Bradley Method.

Natural at home birth. Christian, water birth, 3rd pregnancy, natural herbs and vitamins. Blue cross blue shield for insurance

Newton Wellesley hospital - $1500-$2000 - developing a birth plan currently with minimal to no vaccines. We are looking to avoid all vaccines possible and spending time doing research to decide after 3-12 months postpartum.

Di/Di twin pregnancy Birth at umass Looking for someone who accepts tufts direct silver

I plan on giving birth In a hospital(Baystate) my Massheath (behealthy) pays for everything I plan on getting epidural and giving birth vbac and everything else not to sure about just want my doula to be understanding patient upfront honest etc…

Would like a midwife to help with me with my first pregnancy

I’m planning to give birth in a hospital because I feel most comfortable having medical support available. I definitely plan on getting an epidural for pain management, but I still want the experience to feel as calm and supported as possible. My budget is around $800–$1,500, depending on what’s included. I’m open to some flexibility if it’s a really good fit and includes prenatal and postpartum support. For my birth plan, I’m hoping for a smooth vaginal delivery, but I’m also realistic and open to whatever is safest for me and the baby. Since I plan on getting an epidural, I’d really like someone who can help me stay relaxed, guide me through the process, and support both me and my partner during labor. Communication is really important to me—I want to understand what’s happening and feel involved in decisions. After birth, I’d love immediate skin-to-skin contact and some guidance during those first few hours. Postpartum support would also be really helpful

doula in worcester that takes bcbs insurance. giving birth at umass,

Charlton Memorial Through WellSense Still going through a birth plan

I need someone who can help me through an unmedicated birth in a hospital. I want to avoid the epidural at all costs.

UCONN Exploring budget Need help with birth plan Anthem

Hospital Birth. I dont know what Doulas cost. No birth plan yet