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This is my second baby. I'd like a hospital birth. My first birth was not traumatic but I remember feeling like I was limited in my ability to express my needs and felt pressured into certain interventions. I also had a very negative breastfeeding experience and was never able to establish that with my first and would like to try again. I am looking for someone to help advocate for me during the birth and support me in getting breastfeeding established.

We are a same-sex couple having our first baby. We're looking for a doula who is experienced working with neurodivergent mothers and also has some experience with working with mothers who suffer from trauma. We're looking for someone who can support pre-birth through education, resources and techniques and can also be in the room during the birth. We're hoping to breastfeed, but that might be a sensory nightmare, so we're looking for someone who can help us navigate that. We will be giving birth in a hospital, hopefully unmedicated and vaginally. Unsure about days/hours required or budget, but in person is better.

Possible tongue tie, lip blister, possible shallow latch, first time mom looking for general guidance in person preferred

Looking for a faith-based doula for L&D and postpartum breastfeeding support. My last experience was without one and I feel having an experienced advocate in the room will be helpful. I want someone to help me feel supported and help me voice my preferences / needs during. Having a vaginal birth with minimal intervention is important to me. I’d love to birth at home but husband prefers we do hospital so we’ll be doing York wellspan hospital. Budget is ~$1500, and birth plan is as above, and limiting iv fluids, limiting induction interventions and avoiding C-section when able, and birthing in positions other than on back and legs up. Golden hour. Set up for best success with breastfeeding. Etc.

12 weeks old, on breastmilk and formula due to NICU stay at birth, and issues with Jaundice. working to get on breastmilk only but having supply issues.

3 week old with shallow latch and painful feeds. Prefer in home visit.

First baby, home birth, in person doula. I have no idea what the budget can be

I had a baby in 2025 and the labor was a bit traumatic to me. I feel more scared this time and would like more guidance. I was in the hospital to give birth last time and plan to this time as well.

In person or virtual pumping consultation. I'm not getting good output in the last two days since my 4 month old started daycare and I'm back at work. I've only pumped a couple times since she was born before starting work and was using an old Ameda Mya. It worked well once in my first week post partum when I was engorged. When I used it recently it didn't pump much but I wasn't sure if it was old parts an old pump or that I didn't have much supply between breast feeds. I got a new Medela pump in style pro and have tried with 24, 21, and 18 mm flanges. I can get 2 oz ok on my left breast but on my right I only get 1 oz and need to get at least 2. My nipple on that side isn't very pointy - my areola and nipple make a triangle shape. When I pump it hurts my nipple and turns purple but I feel like my areola is pulled in so I don't know if the flange is too big or too small or it's something else. I was able to pump ~4oz pretty consistently with my first born 2 years ago but I think that was mostly when I was in office using a hospital grade pump and I work from home now.

Breastfeeding support when baby is due, preferrably in person. Hoping to use insurance - United health care

I haven’t been able to get my baby to latch successfully yet. I was just finally about to get colostrum when I hand expressed on 10/12. The hospital had me start formula after his birth because his temperature was a bit low and I hadn’t been able to latch him. His temperature remained a bit low the two days we were in the hospital, but now I fear I’m overfeeding him formula and want to get his breastfeeding journey started. I would like an in person consultation.

Would like a postpartum doula for our first baby. I would like them to be certified and have been doing it for4 years at least

We live in Hanover, plan to birth in Carlisle. Looking for a home birth experience in a hospital setting. Unmedicated if possible, with minimal intervention. History of infertility and loss. Strong personality and need someone who can work with that. Looking for prenatal, birth and postpartum support. Experience with breastfeeding, baby wearing and cloth diapers is a plus. Definitely want someone with experience in movement techniques to optimize baby's positioning. My insurance covers 1200 per year and we can go a bit above that. Bonus points if we can split billing or do a visit in the new year to use both years benefits. Insurance requires a tax ID number and an invoice.

I’m 26 weeks pregnant and looking for a lactation consultant. I had a breast reduction 5 years ago and so I’m looking to get advice on if I can breast feed. I have united healthcare community plan

Here is a short, punchy version that still hits all your key points: **First-Time Parents Seeking Doula (Phoenixville, PA)** Hello! We are expecting our first baby and seeking an experienced doula for a hospital birth at Phoenixville Hospital. We want continuous support during labor, but we are also looking for guidance on how my husband and I can best prepare for the first few weeks home with a newborn. Our goal is to work as a team, and we want a knowledgeable, calm professional to help us feel confident and prepared for birth and early parenthood.

Just exploring options if a lactation consultant is needed. Wanted to establish a connection ahead of time just in case.

First baby, planning for a birth with medication as needed, seeking support 36-40 weeks to reduce discomfort from working on my feet and prep for labor. My husband will also be present for birth. I’m planning to give birth at Mercy Hospital. I have Tricare Select and want to use my coverage for 6 hours of support. I don’t have much of a budget otherwise.

12 weeks old baby leaving nipples with a lipstick shape. The principal problem is a wound that doesn’t want to heal and deep cracks

First baby, planning hospital delivery, possibly unmedicated, budget is not much, and in person

2 week old with painful latch on right breast. Looking to meet with a consultant in person for more help