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Help with birth experience. Natural birth minimal away time with baby once born. Communication support. Giving birth at Pickerington Methodist. 2000 is our budget.

I want a natural birth, meaning I need a dual to help me find pain relief other ways and educate me and advocate for me

Supper help staying active motivated and productive

Hello! My name is Mackenzi, and I’m expecting my first baby in October. I have Molina Ohio Medicaid and I’m looking for a birth doula. I’m hoping to find someone who offers support through text or phone during pregnancy, can attend prenatal appointments with me when possible, and will be available to support me at the hospital during labor and delivery. My schedule and living situation work best with communication outside the home, so I’m especially interested in services that focus on virtual support, appointments, and hospital care. If you’re accepting new clients and Molina Medicaid, I’d love to learn more about your services. Thank you!

plan to give birth at home, but if anything must go the other way the hospital. not sure about the budget no epidural unless C-section, no iv fluids , be able to move however i sleep, give birth in a comfortable position for me, delay cord if at hospital for 5 minute, if at home 30 minute, i will be taking my placenta home with me after it has been de-attached from my baby, no foot prick, no shots those will be delay if they cannot be delay at hospital get me an exempt sheet to sign for my child. no c- section preferred, no induce, no pitocin , no magnisum, no intervention, natural as possible. i have aetna

I want to give natural birth at a hospital so I need guidance through that.

I would like to do a home birth and then go to the hospital after I would like a nice atmosphere that calm and relaxed.

I’m in need of someone’s who will protect my rights as a new mother, but also my child. Child birth in the hospital

I want to deliver at Ohio health either grant or pickerington my estimate budget not sure I’m using united health care community plan I want my doula to atleast been in field for 3 years or more I would like to be helped with getting me prepared for labor setting some things up for me to do or eat to be on the healthy side

Teach us a newborn care, may need help with breastfeeding

1. hospital 2. $1,500 3. natural as possible in hospital setting

Im looking for a midwife to help assist in my home birth. Due to 3 horrible birthing experiences I have decided im wanting to stay home where im most comfortable with a professionals assistance in a home water birth. Im not sure of my price for some one to take insurance (caresource) would be best but I understand that may not be able to happen.

I am looking for a good midwife and doula. Would love some recommendations

Vbac2 I want to give birth in a hospital setting with no medical intervention

Overnight care , first 6-8 weeks. must be certified doula .

I plan to do a medicated birth at Mount Carmel Hospital in Grove city Ohio. I preferably would like to stay as low as possible in pricing. I would like my doula to educate me on the whole birth process and all the safe and unsafe medicines/vaccines for me and baby and other things that are necessary and or not necessary for me and baby during the whole birth and postpartum process. I would like for my doula to have proof of certifications, I don’t mind how many years of experience you have. I would also like for my doula to help educate me as much as possible with lactation. There is a chance that baby MAY have Cystic Fibrosis, I have not gotten tested for baby yet but, father of baby and I both have the CF gene.

1st pregnancy. Looking for someone to be calming, patient/ position change helping. I want to have as comforting as as possible. I get overwhelmed and a little “rough around the edges” Delivering at Mount Carmel in Grove City.

TOLAC at OSU hospital, 2 vaginal birth 1 emergency c-section would be 3 years by due date Looking for a faith-based birth support doule

I am a trans man (female to male) pregnant with my 1st child. Birth tentatively planned for OSU Wexner Medical Center w/ OSU Midwifery Group. Budget semi-flexible, TBD based on services available. I am hoping to have a low-intervention birth, and ideally a waterbirth. I do not want to be induced or have an epidural, but would consider other methods for pain relief. I am looking for someone with experience consulting new parents on breastfeeding, especially for people who have had a major reduction. I had peri-areolar type of reduction (incisions around areola, nipples+areola left intact) and may be able to breastfeed. You should be comfortable working with LGBT+ people.

I am a first time mom, so I’m new to all of this and trying to find the best option for my baby, my family, and myself. I plan to give birth at home and go the most natural route possible.