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Home birth, less than 4,000 since I’m halfway through my pregnancy, wants fetal ejection response

Seeking Midwife or Birth Doula Hello! I am Emily 32, expecting my first baby. We would either like to give birth at a birthing center or a hospital (if it’s possible to do a hospital birth where you can move around, eat during labor and not be constantly hooked up to monitors) I’m even considering a home birth at this point since I have a bath tub. The reason I am looking on Bornbir is because the birthing center in my area is a little pricey and wanted to see if I could get anything covered by insurance. The birthing center in my area costs about 7,500 for their birthing package which includes prenatal care, birth, and 6 weeks postpartum care. Just want a physiological natural birth with no pain meds, with someone knowledgeable who could coach me through the experience. Remind me to breathe and suggest different positions if need be. The possibility of a water birth would be nice. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield. I am in NetworkBlue and it’s a PPO. ID # is P9J816532682

I plan to give birth at a birthing center. My budget is $2,000. I plan to have a very relaxing calm unmedicated birth. I definitely need someone that’s certified with at least 10 years of experience. Someone with additional duties for cooking and laundry.

We are striving for a Home birth. 1st baby! Natural vaginal birth with no medication. We are looking for a midwife who accepts blue cross blue shield insurance. Thank you!

Help, emotionally, financially, delivery of supplies

I want to give birth at home. This is my first baby. I can pay $200-300 biweekly at most. I want to give birth as natural as possible. I want to let the umbilical cord fall off naturally.

I’m a first time mom so I’m not too sure what I need specifically but I do plan on giving birth in a hospital and I would just like more support during labor than just my doctors because I know they tend to rush through the birth process

1.) hospital 2.) Medicaid 3.) natural epidural 4.)

I dont really know... just a person to help my wife give birth

Midwife with hospital privileges. Low intervention natural birth with options to labor with different modalities. Freedom to move and eat as desired

Midwives and postpartum care Home birth Adorable budget… no insurance

I plan on a home birth but have to yet find out more about my risk in pregnancy if it’s low or more at risk. My budget would be 4000$ I don’t really have a birth plan besides it being natural, at home, not much intervention.

I want to have a natural holistic home or birth center birth. I believe I am about 5 weeks. I am thinking of a water birth. I would like postpartum care delayed cord cutting and belly binding. Aromatherapy, message, allowing my husband to assist/ educational support and vibrational music. Estimated budget no more than 4000.

Hello, I recently discovered I'm pregnant with a positive home test. I believe I'm am about 5-8 weeks long. Trying to find providers in my area to help navigate this journey with me. This will be my second pregnancy. I am wanting a natural vaginal water birth, with a doula and midwife to experience the joy of bringing life into this world with me and my family. Looking forward to hearing from you soon for a consult or appointment. Thank you for taking the time to read this have a beautiful day!

Home $5k I want a free range comfortable birthing environment.

Home midwife no plan as of yet but looking for someone under $2000

Birthing center preferred, natural water birth. Very comfortable environment with gospel or calming music. Family friendly. I have blue cross blue shield insurance.

Someone to support a water birth that can assist at a birthing center or for a home birth.

I currently have a midwife at North Houston Birthing Center. I’m a first time mother. I need someone that can advocate for me, help me navigate my pregnancy, be there when I am giving birth. And help navigate postpartum at home.

Planning to give birth at hospital, need a maternity nanny for a total of two months. The first month is for antenatal care and taking care of the mother. The second month is mainly to take care of the newborn baby.