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Looking to transfer in from Houston midwife care. I want to birth at home. I have no budget and just want to find someone that fits my vibe because well giving birth is an intimate experience and I want someone I could call a friend.

I want to see if i can get a ultrasound. I am 5 months pregnant and haven’t felt my baby move in the last 3 days. Is that normal or not?

I would like to have a low intervention birth. As this is my first child I would like to have birth either in hospital or borthing center.

I would prefer to avoid hospitals and find a midwife who has their own birthing center. I would like to stay under 9k and prefer someone who can do payment plans. My birth plan is 100% me and the father as well as any needed specialist or doctor. No family or friends.

First child Birthing from home Prebirth help Postpartum help

I plan to give birth at home. I do live in an apartment. This is my first. My estimate is $2,500-$5,000. I plan on having a natural birth.

OB/GYN and hospital that accept CHAMPVA. Also interested in therapist.

I’m 11 weeks pregnant and I’m 43 years old and this is my second pregnancy. I had a missed miscarriage in April of this year. I live in Cedar Park and am looking for a midwife relatively close by. I had an ultrasound at 7+3 with everything looking good. I am not sure if I want to give birth at home or in a hospital yet.

10 weeks with my 3rd baby, looking for a midwife to take over prenatal care. I would love a midwife who can deliver at a hospital, but I’m also open to birthing centers. My goal is another natural birth with little intervention. I also have Cigna insurance, so the hospital of delivery or birthing centers would need to accept that insurance. If no insurance accepted, I’d love to know the general out of pocket cost

Having my first baby after recurrent miscarriages. Planning to give birth within a birth center or hospital striving for a healthy, natural birth and currently I am 17 weeks pregnant. I am striving for a Doula or midwife who can help provide a safe space and express my desired needs and I love a calm environment and motivation, mentally and spiritually.

We are looking for a Tri-care network birthing center or certified CNM whose costs for home birth are covered by Tri-care Select. We have no estimate for a budget right now but are working to get quotes near us to compare prices based on what costs Tri-care can cover. Our birth plan includes a natural water birth avoiding epidurals and pain medication. We also prioritize skin to skin and breastfeeding right after delivery and delayed cord clamping. Our insurance provider is with Tri-care West and our coverage is Tri-care Select.

I plan to give birth in San Antonio. I do not have a planned hospital or an OBGYN for the area but would prefer to give birth at university health or Methodist hospital. My budget would be approximately $1550 but hoping tricare covers majority. I would like to give birth naturally without an epidural. Would like a female provider. I have Tricare select

I’m 7 weeks and hoping for a more hands on approach as this is my 3rd pregnancy after two previous miscarriages

I am going on 11 weeks pregnant with my first baby and I’m looking for trustworthy, dependable prenatal care and support.

Good Day I prefer at home, our budget is at most 6,000 and hope that includes prenatal check ups and postpartum. I would like to have someone knowledgeable with an assistant to share the space in our home on the day of birth and to be attentive in any needs or positions to assist, as well as an option for Water birth, whether or not we need to provid the tub, We dont mind.

I am looking to have a home birth, but this would be my first one and I have a history of high blood pressure, so we may need to at least discuss the possibility of a hospital birth. My budget is around $6,000. I like to spend most of my labor in my bathtub. For this birth I want to have a midwife with me to coach me through to the end of labor so I do not have to leave the comfort of my own home. I want to delay cutting the umbilical cord as well.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I want to consider the plan of a natural birth and I have Champva insurance

I would prefer not to give birth in a hospital as I’ve experienced they cost way too much. I want to give birth as naturally as possible and have the midwife really listen to my thoughts. I don’t 100% know my birth plan right now I’m still working on it.

I’m a first time mom 22 weeks pregnant and I’m giving birth at north central Baptist hospital in stone oak. It’s in my birth plan to labor until I can’t tolerate the pain any longer, I am okay with an epidural and other medication if medically necessary but I would like to labor without pitocin I intend on a vaginal birth however if I C-section becomes medically necessary and urgent I am open to that. I intend on exclusively pumping as I intend on going back to work 10-15 weeks after baby is born. I do not want to breastfeed or latch. I would prefer in person visits, if virtual visits are necessary or visits can be done virtually that is okay. I don’t know what to expect from a midwife or doula that an OBGYN wouldn’t offer as this is my first child. I’m have concerns for pumping because I’m larger chested and am afraid of sizing improperly, or pumping improperly. Any information would be incredibly helpful. My insurance covers lactation consultant visits I believe