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Hospital birth but would like to keep low intervention and as natural as possible. First time parent so looking to see how much this might cost and if it’s something we can afford. Would like to labor at home as long as possible and then will go to Maple Grove fo delivery.

We need a night of sleep. We are very tired, and very much need any overnight session

Looking for 6-8 hours a week of help at home. This would be on Tuesday ans Wednesdays starting in January. My daughter is 4 months old and my boyfriend and are looking for extra support.

I’d like help during the day during the fourth trimester. I’d like to be able to sleep about 3 hours while they take care of the newborn.

How much is the cost for a Muslim faith doula or birth coach for a possible c section

Experienced night nurse or post partum doula to help with night feedings of donor milk

Planning to give birth at Southdale Hospital. I'll be using state insurance with medica and my insurance will only cover services for doulas in Fairview Health or Allina Network. I would love a labor and postpartum doula.

Fluent English. Need help getting enough sleep. Need help with laundry.

Plan to give birth in hospital and this is my first birth. Looking for guidance and support for both me and my husband as we enter this journey. Birth plan is to have as natural of a birth as possible within the hospital. We are an IVF pregnancy and told I need to be induced. Trying to keep an open mind of however birth happens as long as me and baby are healthy and well at the end of the day. Looking for some PP support as well but have no idea what that looks like.

I will be living in Rochester but plan to give birth in St. paul. I didnt like my first birth experience so hoping to be more prepared this time. Open to suggestions and pricing

Need a doula for daytime from 8am to 8pm. To take care of the baby including cleaning, change diaper, cooking for baby

Looking for a postpartum doula for nights to help support parents getting sleep and care and sleep success for newborn

Hi Kayla! I'm a mom of 6 - we recently had our second set of twins, 5 weeks old. I'm wondering what type of post-delivery care you provide? As it was with my first set of twins, I'm finding it difficult to meet all of the babies' newborn needs (being held while I breastfeed one, holding or soothing to sleep, etc) while managing my own needs (food and water, haha!). I think we just need some help for a few weeks during the day while my husband is at work. Is this something you do?

Seeking a doula who would be available to accompany new parents on the drive to and from the hospital (round-trip from Iowa City, IA to Huron, SD), to provide newborn support and assistance during travel.

Nights I need help the most but I am open to say too

Night Nanny/Postpartum Doula 6Hrs Night 5d/week would like a doula with lots of experience as baby was born premature is currently 19d old and can be slow with feeds and needs lots of patience and sometimes cluster feeds or wants to be held for hours, anything you can get done around the home is helpful as we have other kids , we also have 3cats 1dog , dog will remain crated during stay , budget is 30.00/HR

1. Plan to give birth at UIHC most likely planned c section related to previous full term loss. 2. $1500-$1750 Budget 3. A planned C-section birth plan focused on creating a "gentle" or family-centered experience by requesting preferences like dimmed lights, music, a clear drape to view the birth, immediate skin-to-skin contact, and delayed cord clamping. Gentle C-Section Plan: Environment: Request dimmed lights, a quiet room, or to play your own playlist. Support: Designate your partner or support person to be present. Comfort: Request IV lines, blood pressure cuffs, and EKG leads be placed on your non-dominant arm to allow for easier holding of the baby. Visualization: Ask for a clear drape (or to have the mirror/screen lowered) to see the baby being born. During the Birth Communication: Ask the staff to explain what is happening, and consider requesting they tell you when they are ready to begin. Skin-to-Skin: Request immediate skin-to-skin contact in the operating room (OR) if no medical issues arise. Cord Clamping: Ask for delayed cord clamping, allowing the cord to stop pulsing before it is cut. Bonding: Request that the baby stays with you while the incision is being sutured, rather than going immediately to a warmer. Immediately After Procedures: Request that newborn assessments (weighing, measuring, cleaning) be delayed until after your first hour of skin-to-skin bonding. Feeding: Express your desire to breastfeed in the operating room or recovery room. Cord Care: Mention if you plan to keep the placenta. Looking for a compassionate doula who has experience supporting moms with previous infant loss and traumatic birth experiences

Looking for help and education for an unmedicated birth. Would like to be in a birthing center.

I plan on having a hospital delivery and my insurance said they cover Doulas. I absolutely do not want a C-Section and no stress whatsoever. I’m big on advocating because I don’t do well with pain. I want help with breastfeeding and sleeping.

Birth is planned to be in hospital due to TOLAC and insurance (Tricare) will cover expenses