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I will give birth at Atrim in concord Nc. My budget is 1,000. I would like to have a natural birth.

Home birth Guidance in developing birth plan 2500 budget for labor and delivery

This is my first pregnancy and I don’t know where to start. I just got an ultrasound today that says I’m 11 weeks so my due date is early November I think. I just want help navigating. What should I expect and how should I handle everything? I have to choose a hospital that accepts my insurance. I don’t know how much other anything costs so I’m in the dark on budget.

I am wanting to give birth at home. I don’t know how much I should expect to pay for doula services. I would like her to be a Muslim.

1. I would like to have a home birth. I do not know how much I should expect to pay for doula services. I am searching for a Muslim woman.

Hospital, $1,500-$2,000. I don’t have one, I would like to work on a birth plan together. Hopefully. I don’t really know what I’m doing. I am a nurse and I know medically. But everything in my being knows there is a better way. I’m clouded by my book knowledge and want help seeking what’s best for my baby and I.

I am unsure about the location I am wanting to give birth, but am open to at home, birth center, or hospital. My husband and I hope to use our insurance to cover most of my pregnancy and birth needs. But we have figured it will cost about 5000. I am wanting to to a natural birth, no epidural. I haven considered a water birth as well. We will be declining any vaccines and injections. We haven’t made a full decision on the vitamin K. I would like to have delayed clamping with the umbilical cord until it stops pulsing and is white. I would like to breast feed. This is my first child so I just wanted to best experience I can get and the most natural.

I want to do an at home birth if possible. I’m not really sure where to start with a budget for this. I would like to give birth as natural as possible.

I plan to give birth In charlotte at atrium Pineville. I would like to spend less than 1800 on a doula and I don’t have a birth plan yet.

Plan to give both at Caramont Health in Gastonia. I am looking for someone who can teach my husband and birthing positions, breathing techniques, ect so we can be fully prepared to have a natural hospital birth.

First time mom looking for a doula, specialized in mental health support (depression and possible post partum depression) plan to give birth near charlotte NC. No hospital picked out yet. I do not have a birth plan yet

i plan to give birth at home, i would like to be connected with someone who can do a payment plan. i have yet to figure out a birth plan but i do know i want to drain the umbilical cord until it is white.

Richland hospital I got Medicaid Vaginally/ epidural

Hospital Medicaid I’m wanting to have an advocate with me on the hospital, o wanting to have an epidural if necessary but i want to be able to be up and moving and not on my back.

1. Wake Med Cary 2. max of 600$ 3. Wanting to be as mobile as possible, as little intervention/medications as possible. First time pregnant! SO seeking support during this process for me as well as my partner.

Need emotional and physical support during pregnancy, education, check ins and midwife services, wanting to give birth in a water birth tub, estimated budget TBD, birth plan all natural

1. hospital 2. 1000-2500 3. still working on creating

I will be giving birth at Mission Hospital in Asheville, NC. I only have, at most, $1,000 for a doula. I will need assistance specifically for labor and the first few weeks after having the baby. Requests/Requirements No Induction → No use of Pitocin or Cytotec • Fetal/monitoring → Intermittent, external, only if baby is in distress • Delivery Positions → Side, hands and knees, lean on partner, birthing stool, squat, whatever feels comfortable to me but not laying on my back • Episiotomy → Only after perineal massage, warm compress and positioning, as a last resort, use of local anesthesia when performed and repaired • Delivery → Push spontaneously, without time limits as long as mom and baby are ok, no forceps, no vacuum extraction, husband to catch the baby • Clothing → Wear my own gown before/after delivery - switch in to own PI's when ready Immediately after delivery • Golden Hour → Immediate placement of baby on moms chest. No measurements or anything for first hour. • Delayed Cord clamping → Umbilical cord to be cut after it stops pulsing and goes white (delayed cord clamping) • Cutting umbilical cord → My husband to cut the umbilical cord Labor augmentation ONLY if baby is in distress. First attempted with natural methods such as nipple stimulation. Never to include artificial rupture of the membranes Do Not • Offer Pitocin No urinary catheter No IV unless dehydrated → No heprine or saline lock Post Delivery Extra strength acetaminophen - no narcotics Stool softener Pitocin ok for mom after umbilical cord has been cut to stop hemorrhaging if need be Baby NO VACCINES: HEP B, NO EYE OINTMENT Medical exam/s done in presence of patient or spouse - after golden hour Baby to stay in room at all times - if taken out of room husband to accompany at all times No formula feeding.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, would love to have prenatal education along with a lactation consultant and more information on a dula. My budget would be up to 3500

Not sure, first pregnancy looking to learn more about doulas and options