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need a doula that accepts health first colorado medicaid

This is my birth plan, and I’m looking for a doula who takes Medicaid. - no forceps/vacumm - No overhead lights - My playlist of choice thank you very much - NO episiotomy - No pushing on my back - Don’t tell me to push if my body isn’t ready - No students - Nitrous oxide gas is okay

I am interested in someone to come in for overnights to help in the first few weeks post-partum. I am 40 years old with an IVF baby, and currently have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes and gestational hypertension. So this would mean that I likely will not make it to 39 weeks with my gestation. I will be delivering at a hospital with my OB team. I am looking for someone to come in for (3-4) overnights for the first few weeks and help my husband and I adjust and get as much rest as possible. I would like help with lactation, breast feeding, sleep and crib training for my baby, etc.

Recently found out I am expecting my first child. I am looking for a birth dula that understands the happy medium between medical needs and the natural/spiritual needs of a birthing mother. I am planning on giving birth in a hospital. I am also looking for an individual that can offer some postpartum care for myself and the newborn. I am looking to stick between the 1500-4000 budget range pending the offerings a package holds.

I am planning to give birth at the Birth Center of Denver and am looking for a doula to support through pregnancy and during birth. I would like to find a doula through Medicaid if possible.

After trying for a few years, my husband and I are expecting our first child via IVF. I plan to give birth in a hospital (St. Anthony's North in Westminster, CO). We have a budget of $2,000. I plan to give birth vaginally, but have not decided whether medicated or unmedicated. Thank you! Sheevani

We will be having the baby at BCH Foothills with the Boulder Women’s Care team. I am looking for a doula that could also be our photographer for the entire birthing part and also be our extra support guru throughout the process. Open to prices, the most we could probably pay is $2,500 but are willing to talking through options. I don’t want a completely natural birth, but considering not doing the epidural route and more the “laughing gas” route or just riding out the wave and leaning into the experience more.

Looking for post party doula support and home visit lactation services.

I am searching for a postpartum doula that can help me in the day time to take care of my new born. English is the language we speak at home. I am looking for a person who will be patient with my baby.

I plan on delivering at the birth center in boulder. My budget is $400. My birth plan is to try different positions when in labor, no vitamin k, no eye goop and no vaccines. Also to be more peaceful and calm when transitioning.

overnight care for our newborn, 2 times per week the first 4 weeks and 1 time per week the second 4 weeks (8 weeks total, 8-10 hour overnight shifts), estimated budget: $45-$58 per hour

Not entirely sure what my needs are yet. I am exploring options. 1. I will give birth in a hospital 2. Estimated budget is $1500

Hello, I'm a first time mama looking for a doula. My husband and I are wanting the most natural birth experience while in a hospital setting and would appreciate someone else on our team advocating for and with us. Our little man is due 6/14/2025. We plan to give birth at Lutheran Medical Center, we are happy to accept student doulas as well! We are wanting minimal interventions in our birth, would like no epidural or medicine based pain management, would love a water birth, want to practice active movement and breathing through labor, and do as much laboring at home as possible.

I am a solo momma that is struggling postpartum with severe anxiety it always hits anywhere from 3pm-7pm depending how bad the night was. I’m having bad thoughts of not being able to do this or not wanting to do it anymore and I’m only a week and half postpartum I’m seeing no real relief and I’m just really struggling

Birth center, up to 1000 plus Medicaid, natural and peaceful hopefully

I plan on giving birth at North suburban hospital in Thornton. It will be my 4th delivery and also a vbac. My last baby was a c-section and my 2 before that were natural vaginal births. I have Medicaid as my insurance. I want to try for another natural vaginal birth and I just want as much support as possible to make that happen.

Avista hospital is where I’ll give birth I want to try natural but open to epidural depending on pain when I’m about 4-5cm

I plan to give birth at a hospital but am feeling nervous due to my first birth experience. I had a terrible experience with the nurses and did not feel comfortable with the decisions made during birth. I want to avoid medical intervention as much as possible and I need someone to advocate for me. I would like natural options for progressing labor and pain management before considering drugs. I am currently on Medicaid.

We have a blended family, oldest is 10, 7 and 5. We’re looking for a caring Doula to have Amanda’s best interest in the hospital and be there to help us post partum. Preferably 3 nights a week of overnight help and some days mixed in there. Looking to use our Carrot employment benefits.

Would like an affordable doula, preferably BIPOC. My budget is lower as I’m working a public service government job for the next 2 years. I have an autoimmune condition and will be giving birth at a hospital. But I still want to have a doula to advocate for delayed cord clamping, delaying showering the baby, placenta encapsulation and other postpartum services