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9 weeks along looking to do a home birth or use a local birth center. Would like to keep this as low intervention as possible. This is my second pregnancy but I miscarried previously at 6 weeks. I currently have CHAMPVA as my primary insurance provider.

Im planning on giving birth at home, i dont make much so im looking for a budget around $2,000- $3,500 max. Im looking for an alternative to the hospital and wanting a calm birthing experience at home

Home birth In tub Scary first birth ended in emergency c section

21 weeks with my 4th baby. Looking for a midwife who supports prenatal care, homebirth and postpartum care.

2 nd baby 9 weeks currently My Birth Plan Parents’ names: Brianna Stokes & Johnathan Jones Jr
Support person: Johnathan Jones Jr. 
Estimated due date: May 20, 2027
Provider/hospital: My Birth Preferences My goal is to have a calm, supportive birth experience with as few interventions as safely possible. I understand that plans may need to change for my safety or my baby’s safety. Labor and Environment * I would like to have a vaginal birth, if medically safe. * I would do an unmedicated birth. * Please explain procedures, medications, and interventions before they are performed whenever possible. * I would like freedom to move, change positions, walk, use a birth ball, and labor in positions that feel comfortable. Have access to birth bar * I would like access to a labor bathtub or birthing tub, if available and medically appropriate. * Please explain the hospital’s tub policies, including when I may enter and when I need to exit. * I would like a calm environment with dim lighting and minimal unnecessary interruptions. * I would like my support person present throughout labor and birth. * I would like encouragement, reassurance, breathing guidance, and comfort measures before medication is offered. Pain-Management Preferences My first choice is to labor without medication. I would like to try: * Breathing and relaxation techniques * Position changes and movement * Massage or counterpressure * A birth ball * Warm water or a bathtub * Heat or cool packs * Continuous emotional support If I request pain medication or an epidural, please support my decision and explain my options without judgment. Monitoring and Procedures * I prefer intermittent fetal monitoring when medically appropriate and permitted. * I would like to avoid unnecessary interventions. * Please discuss the reason for any recommended induction, augmentation, episiotomy, or other procedure. * I understand that continuous monitoring or other interventions may be necessary if concerns develop. Birth and Delivery * I would like to push in the position that feels safest and most comfortable. * I prefer to avoid an episiotomy unless medically necessary. * I would like my support person involved and encouraging during pushing. * Please explain any urgent changes to the birth plan as clearly as possible. Delayed Cord Clamping * I request delayed umbilical cord clamping, if my baby and I are stable. * If possible, I would like the cord to remain unclamped until cord pulsations decrease or stop. * If immediate clamping is medically necessary, please explain why when possible. * I would like my support person to cut the cord, if allowed and appropriate. Immediate Bonding and Newborn Care * I would like immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby after birth, if my baby and I are stable. * I would like uninterrupted bonding time during the first hour whenever medically possible. * Please place the baby on my chest immediately after birth, with assistance and monitoring as needed. * I prefer routine newborn procedures—such as weighing, measuring, and bathing—to be delayed until after initial bonding, when medically safe. * I would like breastfeeding or the first feeding to begin when possible. * Please ask for my consent before giving formula, pacifiers, or supplemental feeds unless medically urgent. * If I cannot do skin-to-skin, I would like my support person to do it if appropriate. * I would like my baby to remain with my support person or me ALWAYS If a Cesarean Birth Becomes Necessary If a cesarean birth is medically necessary, I would still like: * My support person present if permitted * Delayed cord clamping if safe * Skin-to-skin contact as soon as possible * Immediate bonding and breastfeeding support * My baby to remain with me whenever medically safe * Clear explanations about what is happening Important Notes I understand that the health and safety of my baby and me come first. I appreciate respectful communication, informed consent, emotional support, and flexibility if medical circumstances require a change in plan.

Home birth VERY hands off- no tests, no vaginal exams, just someone trained there in case anything does go awry. Don’t want to know gender at all Already had 2 natural births, one at home Budget is roughly 4,000

Home $5000 Birth Plan Limited people in the room, no students or unnecessary staff, I'm not an experiment to observe. Do not break my water. Do not offer me an epidural for pain, or pitocin to speed things up, as it might interfere with my own resolve. Although I am interested in nitrous and/or iv pain meds. No cervical check as they don’t provide any benefit or real indication of how long labour will take, and will only increase a sense of rush/anxiety if things are not going “fast enough” Obtain my/my husbands consent for any intervention or medication I will be accompanied by a trusted person at all times (partner, friend, family member, doula) No continuous fetal monitoring as it has not been proven to improve outcomes for mom or baby and increases interventions and c-sections. Intermittent monitoring will do. Baby goes immediately skin to skin on my chest (without a hat) to regulate his/her temperature and blood sugar, encourage breastfeeding, and help my hormones work to heal and stem bleeding No talking when the baby is born so they can hear my/my husbands voice first You will NOT clamp the cord until it is white and limp so my baby can benefit from oxygen to vital organs, vitamines, minerals, nutrients, red and white blood cells, immune cells, stems cells, and increasing iron stores. I will take 1+ “golden hour” after birth before any exams, weighing, etc are done. Please leave the room to family only and turn off the lights NO pulling on the placenta or fundal massage. My golden time will help my placenta detach on its own and I should be able to feel some pressure when its ready to be delivered. I will let you know if I want you to gently ease it out or if I will stand and do it myself. Prefer: Expectant management of the third stage of labor We are declining the vitamin K shot. We are declining the antibiotic eye ointment since I tested negative for Chlamydia and gonorrhea We are postponing the heel prick test to another day so our baby may come into this world peacefully.

I am currently 23 weeks pregnant with my 3rd baby! We are moving down to Arizona at the beginning/middle of November and need to switch midwifery care. This is our first home birth, but it has been planned up to this point to have a home birth! We want to be in our home of course. And I want my kids there!

-Pregnant with my second! First baby was born at a birth center -Looking to give birth at home -Estimated budget is between 3-4k

I’m 4 weeks along, it’s my first pregnancy so I don’t really know what I’m doing!

I’m 18 weeks with baby #2. Looking for a provider that is God centered and services home births

5 weeks along, looking for a home birth midwife who takes insurance

Plan on giving birth at banner desert hospital in Mesa arizona and I plan on using my insurance.

I’m currently 6 weeks pregnant with my first baby and I’m looking for a midwife who can provide personalized, supportive, and compassionate care throughout my pregnancy. I plan to give birth at a hospital near Avondale, and my birth plan is to have an epidural and prioritize feeling safe, comfortable, and informed throughout labor. I want a provider who will take the time to get to know me, answer my questions, listen to my concerns, and make me feel involved in decisions about my care. I’m hoping for a positive and empowering birth experience while also being open to whatever changes may be necessary to keep me and my baby healthy and safe. I’d love to have someone who makes me feel supported and confident throughout this journey.

9 weeks and looking for prenatal consultation on frequent light pink spotting; have scheduled my first prenatal appointment for next week but don't have established care yet

I plan to give birth at hospital or birthing center. I am covered by blue cross blue shield. I plan to have a natural vaginal birth.

Hi, I am Keviona. I plan on having a at home Water birth. I am looking for a midwife or and a birthing doula to assist me when I give birth.

Home birth, covered by medicaid in AZ, unsure on budget and what ahcccs plan i will have

I’d like to give birth at home but not sure how to find anyone to help with info on that.