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My wife is due on 9/28/2026 with our first child. A baby girl. Sadly, I have to go in for a major surgery on 9/3 that cannot wait. I will need 6 weeks to recover and we are not sure when the baby will come and how much help we will need once we are home. I would like a woman, someone who speaks good english and someone who can assist my wife and myself while we are getting through a tough time for the both of us. I will not be able to lift anything more than 10 lbs for 6 weeks post surgery. Any additional cooking, help around the house would be greatly needed and appreciated.
Giving birth at UW NW Hospital. I have tricare for insurance
Sleep training, cooking, speak Arabichelp with breastfeeding,
I’m planning on giving birth at home. I need a birth and postpartum doula. How I envision it is she will help me with the birth and take care of me- cook meals, clean kitchen, take care of baby for the next month after I give birth. My budget is $5000 for this entire service
Providence Medical Hospital in Everett. Budget is between 1500-2000 Dollars.
A birth doula a child birth educator
I’m looking for a doula and birth coach in the Issaquah, WA area. Hospital birth at birthing center in Issaquah. Budget is $1500. Certified doula, FSA compatible if possible. No specific medical needs.
Birth location: Swedish Issaquah Would like to try an unmedicated birth but not against pain medications if pain becomes unbearable or there is risk to me or baby. I would really like hydrotherapy + to give birth in a kneeling / hands and knees position if possible.
I’m considering home birth and birth center options. Secondary option is Overlake hospital. I prefer least amount of medical intervention as possible.
Post partum doula that accepts Regence insurance.
I am a first time mom and my partner is visually impaired. I am plan to give birth in Burien Hospital. I’m not sure what my budget would be right now. I am planning on having a vaginal birth, I want a delayed cord clamping. I want to do a mix of breast feed and formula for my baby. I would say at least 3 years of experience and bilingual with Spanish. I think I would need help with sleep training. I’m not sure how much help I would need with house chores.
Providence in Everett $2000 Aiming for a Natural birth
This will be our first child. We are interested in additional support post birth as we are both transplants in the area and don't have any family support.
Valley Medical Center, around $1,500 and no specific birth plan at this time other than delivery at Valley Medical and vaginal delivery, ok with medicated delivery.
Im a First time african american mom to be with mono di twins. I dont have a full birth plan yet because its very early but I would like to get more info and see what my options are.
My OB says there is a 20% chance she'll be in the room for delivery, apparently that's average. I want someone in the room who is there to uphold my wishes and birth plan. I want a natural birth. I funny want to clamp the cord until it spots pulsing. I'm on the fence about vitamin k. I don't want my baby to be bathed right away, or taken from me. I don't consent to the eye treatment they put on baby, or any vaccines. I need to know there is someone advocating for these choices, and am looking for someone to help me bring our baby into the world who will respect my faith and those choices
Hospital birth. I plan to have a hospital birth with my healthcare provider monitoring both me and the baby. I would like a calm, supportive environment and would prefer to keep interventions to what is medically necessary. My priority is a safe delivery and healthy baby. I would also like support with breastfeeding and newborn care after delivery. I am looking for someone who is experienced in newborn and infant care, reliable, patient, gentle, and comfortable supporting a mother and baby after birth. CPR/First Aid certification is preferred. Previous newborn or postpartum experience is important
Need a person who knows how to massage for mom and newborn. Maybe know a bit of cooking
Birth support
Im giving birth at home, around 300 for our budget. I want to do it naturally, deyladed cord clamping, having a water birth. I want someone experienced, someone who is kind and won't rush through my birth
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