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Wellstar Kennesaw $5000 Unsure. I have to crest a birth plan.

Hospital I will be using Medicaid Just hoping for a safe smooth delivery no problems or testing is my goal. No c sections is my goal as well

I plan to give birth in a hospital via a scheduled c-section.. I am seeking both birth & postpartum support, with a focus on recovery & advocacy. My budget is flexible & will depend on the doula’s experience & scope of services. In my birth plan, I would like a calm, supported c-section experience with clear communication & advocacy in the hospital. Postpartum, I am looking for support with recovery, infant care, feeding, & rest.

I plan to give birth in hospital. Want someone present to advocate for me and baby. Budget is about $5000.

I plan to give birth in a hospital in Irmo,SC. I am hoping insurance will cover portion of cost. I plan on immediate skin to skin contact, no cleaning/bathing, delayed cord clamping, delayed shots and eye ointment. It is crucial that I get the first 2 hours with my baby alone unless medically necessary.

Northside Hospital $800-1200 Want to created plan with doula

I plan to give birth at South Cobb Wellstar Hospital. I will be using insurance Medicare to cover my delivery, so I am looking for someone who accepts insurance-based clients and works within those guidelines. I am planning a regular vaginal birth in a hospital setting. I would like a supportive and calm environment, with clear communication throughout labor and delivery. My goal is to have a safe and smooth birth experience, and I am open to medical interventions if they become necessary for the health of me or my baby. I would also appreciate support with pain management options and guidance during labor. Overall, I’m looking for a professional who is experienced, compassionate, and supportive throughout the process.

Hospital unsure about a budget it’s complicated

I’m giving birth at north georgia physicians group in braselton and they’re inducing March 4 at 39 weeks. I don’t have a budget, but since we’re coming in later than usual I would like some sort of discounted rate for a shortened package. I’m an older mom (44) and we used a donor egg. I want an epidural and ultimately I just want a healthy baby, however he decides to come.

Night nanny and postpartum support. Baby was born 11/4/25

1.) Undecided (Hospital or Birthing Center) 2.) Pending 3.) All Natural (No Induction/No C-Section/No Epidural)

I would like a postpartum doula with at least 5 years experience. Certifications are great to have but also looking for experience. Provide support and education regarding postpartum emotional and hormonal needs. Assist with light childcare (ex. Watch baby while mom naps for an hour, showers, etc.). Current budget is $1000/month

I plan to give birth at Northside Atlanta Hospital. My budget is hopefully to be covered by my insurance. (I have CareSource thru Medicaid.) I’m not currently working so I don’t have any money to pay out of pocket unfortunately. My birth plan is that I want to try my best to give birth naturally but I need a coach to help me with breathing and positions. This is my third pregnancy and my past two I had the help of Pitocin and an epidural which I want to try to avoid this time.

Help caring for me before during and after my baby’s birth

Needing help with guidance to prepare for labor with singleton after section of twins 3.5 years ago.

1. Hospital 2. I don’t know 3. I would prefer a natural birth

We'll be giving birth in a hospital with the OB. Our main goal is to find a postpartum night doula. We are both first time partents, so it's good to learn some tricks from the doula too. Budget wise, we are with Anthem BCBS Georgia. I was told by Anthem that they'll cover 90% after meeting the deductible.

Plan on giving birth at Northside off the perimeter. Our due date is April 22 will be induced the week prior depending OB schedule. Would like to stick under 1,500. For first plan, I would like the best pain management extremely anxious about this therefore would like a Doula who can coach me through non-pharmaceutical intervention as well as being comfortable with epidurals.

I want to give birth at Home. I'm doing research for this.

I am considered a high-risk pregnancy due to complications in my previous pregnancy. During my last pregnancy I experienced severe preeclampsia and stopped breathing, which was a life-threatening situation. Because of this history, I want additional support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. A doula can help monitor my well-being, provide emotional and physical support, help reduce stress, and assist with recognizing warning signs early. This support can also help reduce my risk of postpartum complications and improve my overall health outcomes.