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

Looking for cnm credentials and to be able to single births

First baby, plan to give birth at home. Hoping for an unmedicated water birth. Our budget is $2,000 a month.

Im 20, and this is my first. I want to not only be educated but helped and supported through the whole process, as well as find a cheaper more cost friendly route thats not a spendy OBGYN, but also can support medically if that makes sense. I am open to talk about the options of where i can give birth, I dont really know what a good estimated budget would look like. Overall I feel I need to talk to a professional and weigh all my odds and decide on everything then.

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.

I want to give birth at home in the comfort of all my favorite and relaxing things. This is my first pregnancy and I instantly knew I want it to be a holistic approach and that I didn’t/ don’t want to take a hospital approach. I want to do a unmedicated labor with the support of my villlage.

I would like to do a home birth or birthing center or something similar. This is my second pregnancy. My older child is 4yrs old and was born c-section. So this would be a VBAC birth. I will turn 33 just before having the baby. I would like a CNM with at least 3 years experience. We have Aetna insurance. I would really like to find someone covered by insurance and in network.