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We will give birth at Fort Sanders regional Hospital. I plan to have a natural birth and would like an upright or hands and knee position and whatever is easier and will help labor to go smoothly and prevent tearing as much as possible

Someone with experience with newborns to help out a couple times a week through the night. Someone to help out as well with baby dishes and laundry as well as feeding the baby. Must be certified in baby first aid/CPR

I want to labor at home and then go to the hospital for birth. I want an unmedicated birth and would like additional support (husband will probably freak out haha). I am not sure of budget probably anywhere from 500-1000$?

I plan to give birth at fort sanders regional hospital in mid November. I am considering a 39 week induction with an epidural but my main priorities 1) a good experience/ no trauma 2) little to no pain 3) not extended the birth beyond 2 days

When it is leading up to go time and once go time comes, I was to feel educated and confident in what is going on. I want to be informed of movements and stretches I can do while in labor to help for a better delivery. As well as leading up to labor, I want to know what things I can be doing to help get labor started, and mainly have the least amount of interventions possible in the hospital. I know that is hard to say “if/when” I do need intervention, I at least want to know I did everything I could to have the safest, smooth birth possible.

I would like someone who will stand up and speak for me. I prefer someone African American if possible. Lots of black women in healthcare get ignored and I don’t want my concerns ignored while delivering. I’m hoping to find someone my insurance Tenncare covers I have united healthcare. I will be giving birth at UT hospital and I’m currently seeing high risk. I want to keep my placenta. I want to give birth on all fours or standing up with the bar, I want to be able to walk around before epidural.i don’t want any students at my birth, I also want to delay cord clamping until it is white and no longer pulsing.

I need a birth dula for educational support about the birthing process and for support during labor I also plan to pump so I need a lactation consultant

Plan to use the midwives at UTMC but wish to have a completely unmediated, non-induced, natural birth. Looking for coaching in managing birthing pains so my husband and I are better equipped for labor. No vaccines, oral vitamin K, leave placenta attached until the cord is while and stops pulsing, no bath/do not remove vernix, immediate skin to skin with mom. Not sure of typical cost of a doula but something reasonable

Need a night nurse to help a couple of days a week

Night time help during postpartum and child education/birthing education

Faith based doula, Christian, plan to give birth in a hospital with limited people in the room, estimated budget is 1500-1800 max Birth plan: natural labor and delivery, no epidural, no medical intervention unless absolutely necessary for me and baby, refuse to push on my back

Help w a birth plan and education on vaccines for myself and the child. Planning on a low intervention hospital birth. Im not sure what my budget is or should be. Want my birth and baby to be as healthy as possible while also as natural as possible.

Doula that offers comprehensive, hands on support to really feel cared for and supported. :) Home Birth!