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We would like to start at home and once we’re ready to push go to the hospital

hospital, unsure of budget, no birth plan currently, insurance is BCBSKC

Planning on delivering in a birthing center. I’m wanting to find a provider that is covered by my insurance because my insurance should cover all of the cost. I have TRICARE prime and I’m currently in contact with my doctor on getting a referral so I can see my options. Im wanting a natural birth with no interventions. This will be my second birth/pregnancy and with my first I didn’t know a lot and ended up getting an epidural and was given Pitocin and had a second degree tear, all im wanting to avoid this time. With my first I did have a girl and I am having a boy this time and we are currently discussing what we want to do for circumcision.

I plan on giving birth at Overland Park regional I have united healthcare in Kansas City Kansas I don’t really have a birth plan yet

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I want to us tricare as insurance if possible, I want to do an all natural vaginal birth on all fours/not on my back, I have Tricare Prime.

This is my first pregnancy and birth. I plan to have an unmedicated birth in the hospital. I would prefer someone with at least 2 years experience.

I want to a water birth at home. I'd like it to be natural. I haven't had an appointment with a doctor yet. Estimated budget is $2,000

Hospital Unknown budget No plan yet- newly pregnant

I am 21 will be 22 years old when this baby is born. I am a first time mom wanting to give birth unmedicated vaginally. I plan to give birth at St. Francis in Topeka, KS. I am a little concerned about breast feeding as my nipples are inverted. I hope to get someone that accepts my insurance and not pay out of pocket. I am on Tricare Select.

Birth doula that accepts insurance. I need to find a

I plan to give birth in a hospital, for an estimated budget something more affordable. Blue cross blue shields anthem is my insurance

This is my second birth. I plan to give birth at home with midwives present. I have no idea what our budget would be or what doulas charge. I plan to go fully uneducated and give birth in a birth tub and I plan to deliver the baby myself. As for a postpartum doula, I don't know our budget or what the cost typically is but my last postpartum was emotionally horrific and I would love more ppd/mood support.

I plan on giving birth in McPherson hospital I have state insurance I wanna go all natural again with bay number 4

1 hospital 2 not sure 3 drug free and as naturally as possible (no c section or apisiotamy if possible)