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Hospital birth, budget unknown, not even sure what should be on birth plan

I will be birthing alone and want to do an unmediated hospital birth. I’m a mom of 4 toddlers (4 under 5) and have very limited support. I have Molina insurance and won’t be able to do any out of pocket pay.

I’m looking for a doula that is easy going with a calm but upbeat personality. I’m 38 (will be 39 when baby is born) and a first time mom. I’m queer and it’s very important to my wife and I that we work with an ally- if you’re also queer, even better! We plan to give birth in the hospital and are open to medical/pain relief interventions. We were hoping our insurance would cover the cost of a doula but unfortunately it does not. Our budget is quite low.

Expecting baby number 2 in November. We're looking for a postpartum doula/night nanny for newborn care overnights. We live in Vancouver, WA with Regence BCBS of Oregon. I connected with another agency but they are not under my insurance. I'm wondering if I can find someone covered by my plan for additional support.

Legacy hospital $500 Unmedicated, VBAC. I AM ADVANCED MATERNAL age of 41. I ended up with property preeclampsia with my first (who will be around 26 months old when baby #2 is born). I will NOT allow induction. If it came down to going past due date and an emergent need for baby to be born ahead of due date then I will do a planned/scheduled C-section. I am conservative, Christian and would like to be matched with a doula of same stance and beliefs if possible.

Just looking for an OBGYN or a midwife I haven’t gone into much thought yet about what I want my birth plan to look like yet.

Plan to give birth at Peace health Vancouver, WA hospital. Would like a doula who has experience possibly at that same hospital and can support me to have a more natural hospital birth.

midwife at hospital for low risk, low intervention vaginal delivery who takes medicaid

This is my first pregnancy. I want a natural birth, though I haven't decided on hospital or at home yet. I'm very early in my journey but just want to start looking at options now. I'm hoping to find someone who takes OHP or to stay under $5000. I would prefer a Christian woman who shares the same beliefs and values.

This is our first child and would like to go low/no interventions as possible. We like the idea of being home for as long as possible, since it’s our first kid we hope to eventually transition into the hospital but to do the majority of laboring at home with a possible water birth. We would like to receive more education around different interventions, creating a birth plan, and techniques to help with birthing!

I plan to give birth at the Salem Hospital. I plan to use insurance I am covered by Moda Health through PEBB. I am planning for an unmediated natural birth. I do not want to take the epidural.

HOME WATER BIRTH; BUDGET 6000-8000; WATERBIRTH AND TRANSFER TO HOSPITAL IF NECESSARY

Unsure of what doulas all provide. This is my first pregnancy & would like support & guidance throughout. Husband is only resource of support. Do not know what choices I have available when it comes to birth plan & struggle badly with anxiety.

I plan on giving birth at Bella Vie birthing center outside of Salem, OR. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance. My birth plan is to have a natural birth.

I am in early pregnancy and will update this section as I form a more comprehensive birth and postpartum plan. Currently, I am looking for a doula to provide both birth and postpartum support. I am due April 2027 and plan to give birth at a hospital near me.