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Hospital birth Budget of 1500 Only birth plan i have been able to plan is no pain meds

Second baby, first home birth. New to this and looking for the right fit for our family. Only 4 weeks pregnant currently. Budget $5000-$7000. Located in Shiloh, Ohio. Near Shelby/Mansfield/Ashland.

Im okay with giving birth at home or in the hospital. I need someone okay with not doing vaginal/ cervical exams. They cause me a great amount of stress and [personal details hidden] like I would like to avoid. I want the golden hour and to not clamp the cord for as long as possible.

This is our first baby and we plan to have him/her at the Wooster hospital. I would like to do an unmedicated birth and be as natural as possible. Also, I would like to be educated on what the baby needs and doesn’t need. Ultimately a knowledgeable, kind advocate. May need help with breastfeeding, not sure. We don’t know what the budget range is but would like her to be in person.

I’m a first time mom but I do want to water birth and that’s about all I have

I will give birth in a hospital and am open to methods but think I would prefer natural if I can manage it. I don't have a budget.

First baby, planning hospital birth in Wooster, hoping for an unmedicated birth, looking for someone to help guide me through birth and advocate for me during it at the hospital

it’s my third Baby and I would Love to have an at home birth

I plan to give birth at Wooster Community Hospital. I have Ohio Medicaid or if paying out of pocket around $1000. I’d like to birth with medical intervention available but take non-intervention avenues whenever possible.

Not yet pregnant, just looking into options and coverage. Planning for our first baby, planning for a home birth, and an unmedicated birth. Hoping to be able to do a waterbirth. If necessary, I will go to a birthing center, if I am at high risk. Insurance is Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. Budget is $4,000

I am interested in having a doula during the birth of my child. This is not my first pregnancy but my first in 13 years. [personal details hidden] I will most likely have a hospital birth.

I medicated hospital birth at Fairview Cleveland Clinic 5,000

I am a first time mom, so I’m new to all of this and trying to find the best option for my baby, my family, and myself. I plan to give birth at home and go the most natural route possible.

I am looking for a good midwife and doula. Would love some recommendations

Plan to give birth at Fairview hospital. I’d prefer to have a fully natural birth. I don’t have an estimated budget or know much about doulas and their certifications.

Plan to give birth in a hospital. Estimated budget is $1000. Birth plan is to deliver vaginally, unmedicated. Preferences on having at least 3 years of experience and fluent in English. Would like if doula had Catholic beliefs, or Christian. Would like to breast feed and help with the return to home transition.

Homebirth with the most natural approach possible, vbac friendly

I want to be able to have a natural birth this time ! My first child I had an [personal details hidden] . I just want things to be very different this time. My fiancée and I is looking for someone who is passionate about what they do and shares the same faith as us we are believers of Jesus Christ and would prefer someone who believes the same

I’m set to give birth at St. Anns in Westerville, Ohio. I'm currently seeking prenatal care with Heart of Ohio [name hidden]. My insurance is Anthem - Blue Cross Blue Shield. I'm in my third trimester, delivering my second child. I’m hoping for a walking epidural if possible, laboring in the tub, and delivering in a sitting or side lying position. I’d like to use positions that may help reduce tearing. A big part of what I’m looking for is someone who can encourage me, help me stay grounded, and guide my partner through ways he can support me during labor. This will be his first birth, so I’d really love someone who can help him know what to do without taking away his role as my support person. I also won’t know my doctor until I’m actually in labor, so having someone who is knowledgeable, calm, kind, and comfortable advocating for me is really important. I want someone who can help me understand my options in the moment, speak up when I may not be in a position to do so myself, and help me feel confident and supported throughout the process.