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Hospital birth Minimal medical intervention throughout pregnancy First pregnancy

I’m open to giving birth wherever it’s possible, preferably hospital because it’s safer but I’m open to home birth too, if I get enough of education and coaching. I am also going to be alone for this, my husband works nights, my family doesn’t live around, my mom can come to be with me few times a year for a bit. I’d pay using anthem ppo. Want to reduce the cesarean and I’m open to pain meds, as I have low pain tolerance. I get anxious and tend to be panicky. I’d love to prevent tearing, I have raynaund’s phenomenon and my nipples are sensitive. I am first time mom, want to have the chance to be treated with respect especially since having a foreign accent.

Home birth for twins in Santa Clarita, CA very low budget live in large household with home church

At home birth support No more then $1500 Wanting a delayed cord clamping No pushing No laying on back delivery No shots No vaccines No vitamin k shots No eye ointment Golden hour with baby Husband catching the baby And more Anthem blue cross insurance coverage

I want a midwife to take over my prenatal care who takes insurance

I would like to give birth at home if a birthing center is unavailable.

I need prenatal care for the remainder of my pregnancy. As well as labor and delivery care, and postpartum care. I haven’t had any prenatal care since my first appointment in March

I have been looking for an obgyn or midwife for a while now and struggling to get the prenatal care I need. I've had an ultrasound done on my baby recently and found I am 23 weeks into the pregnancy. Where can I get more deep prenatal care to ensure I have a healthy smooth birth? I need somewhere local and I want to make sure this baby gets all it needs from me.

UPDATE: Thank you all for your inquiries, I have chosen a midwife. Home birth and prenatal care. 5-7k estimated budget. Home birth with my two kids home if they want to witness their new sibling being born.