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Hospital, our budget is low/mid, just wanting to see our options. I don’t have a birth plan just yet

I plan to give birth in hospital. Want someone present to advocate for me and baby. Budget is about $5000.

1. Plan to give birth at the hospital 2. If possible I would like to avoid c section 3. First pregnancy

Looking for someone with 10 years minimum experience, certified doula and nanny, who is culturally responsive. We are looking for someone to help with basic cleaning, cooking, laundry, night support for baby so mom and dad can rest and babysitting. We are finding it challenging to balance newborn baby needs, family, work, and basic house duties. As for budget we are comfortable paying $25-35/hour range.

Plan to deliver at Home Estimated budget - $2k No birth plan created as of yet. Need help with this

We are planning a hospital birth as natural as possible. Also looking for a doula that doubles as a lactation consultant.

I plan to give birth in a hospital and I’m going natural for the first time. I’m not sure budget wise I’m in need to know prices. I really want to focus on natural birth.

1) hospital St. Thomas Rutherford 2) unknown 3) hospital/medicated birth

Newborn baby 2 days old. Having a hard time making her sleep.

I want some help prepare for childbirth delivery.

1. Hospital 2. 1000 3. I want a calm and supportive environment Lights dim if possible Limited people in the room Open to epidural I would like to change positions.

We are first time parents with a 10 day old newborn and are looking for postpartum support, primarily to help us get rest and adjust to a consistent routine. We would like someone experienced with newborn care, including feeding support (breastfeeding/pumping or bottle), soothing techniques, and helping us understand our baby’s needs. Our main goal is to have support during a shift so that one or both of us can get uninterrupted sleep. We are especially interested in overnight or early morning support if available, but are open to daytime help as well. Light support such as holding the baby, assisting with burping and settling, and basic newborn guidance would be helpful. We would also appreciate someone who is communicative, reliable, and consistent, as that is very important to us during this stage. Our baby does not have any special needs. We are open to discussing a schedule that works for both sides, ideally a few hours per shift. Our budget is flexible but we are ideally looking for something in the range of $20–$30 per hour depending on experience and availability.

I plan to give birth to my 4th baby at home. I have had a lot of stressful events happen during this pregnancy that have discouraged me in many ways. I haven't had any reliable transportation really to get back and forth to doctors visits so my doctor dropped me as a patient. I just feel it would be less of a headache to do it from the comfort of my own home. My budget is $500-$800 with a payment plan of some sort. I'm already 35 weeks so it wouldn't be very many visits.

I plan to give birth in the hospital( IU health women’s health center fishers. My budget is 200$ Natural birth plan.

I would like to birth at home. Our budget is about $2500. And I don’t have a birth plan. I just want to everything to be safe for me and our baby.

My husband and I are going to start (non-traditionally) trying for our first baby next year! We have an infertility plan in place that would put me pregnant in 2026 and give birth in 2027. With this plan, we are looking at the very real possibility of twins! Which is very exciting but also daunting to do it alone. We are moving to Bowling Green from Louisville and are looking to "build our village." 🥹 We plan for a hospital birth and our budget is open for discussion. Women who work with other women through pregnancy, birth, postpartum and beyond are incredible!!! Thank you for the work you do. 🤍

I am 3 months pregnant and I would like a doula to help support me through pre labor, during labor, and after labor. I want someone to help stand up for my needs during birth and after. I plan to give birth In Lafayette Indiana. I want to try and stay home once my water breaks till as long as possible and to try not to have an epidural if I can stand the pain. I want to try and give birth in a position other than my back. I would like to do delayed cord clamping till the cord turns white and not pulsating. I want someone to help stand up to the hospital staff for my needs and also my family with my needs.

I will be having a c section and my 5 year old is on the spectrum. My husband seems to think I'll be "better after a week" and my 13 year old is totally disinterested. I'm concerned about the transition of having a new baby, my healing properly (as I'm 38 this go around), and breastfeeding (which I've not been able to do the 1st 2 times), all while having everyone in the house asking me for food all the time because boys are always hungry. I am mostly looking for day time help with light housework, cooking dinner and breastfeeding assistance for me while also knowing the best way to help me heal in the best way for my future health; hopefully for the first month of postpartum life

Eskenazi health 2k-4k Un-medicated, avoiding unnecessary interventions, natural birth

need help maintaining strength and flexibility and preparing for birth