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I would like to have prenatal care and a home birth. This is my fifth pregnancy, which are usually low risk, and the labors happen quickly. Im hoping to spend under $4000
I plan to give birth at home. I would like to spend no more than 6,000. My birth plan is to be able to just be comfortable and not strapped to a bed. I would like to potentially use a pool. Probably Christian music, low lights, and essential oils.
I plan to give birth at home. My estimated budget is relying on Medicaid or blue cross insurance. My birth plan is at home in a pool.
Haven’t decided where I want to give birth, I have Medicaid insurance, I don’t have a plan yet
Would like minimal medical intervention, probably in a hospital just in case, just had first pregnancy miscarriage at 6 weeks but looking to try again soon. Saw OB male and had awful experience, looking for better support and education
This is my first pregnancy, a midwife would help with getting information and help with growing baby and delivering baby
Planning on a home birth with my fourth pregnancy. Planning an all natural birth, obviously if complications occur I need someone that can make the call to go to the hospital. Not exactly sure what my budget would be, but am looking for someone with a payment plan that I could use to pay for their services.
Home birth. Hoping to stay in the 3-6k range. Don’t have a birth plan as I just found out I’m pregnant.
I’m looking for a midwife that offers home water births that supports hypnoborthing and ecstatic birthing. This is the beginning of exploring our options so I’m not sure what to expect for a budget
Homebirth or birth center Looking to see who Tricare covers
I have a twin pregnancy and want to have some flexibility during labor I want a calm close to natural experience maybe in a birthing center.
I am seeking a licensed midwife for a planned home birth. I am looking for someone who supports a holistic, spiritual, and low-intervention approach to birth while maintaining safety for both me and my baby. I would like my birth experience to include prayer, affirmations, freedom of movement during labor, natural comfort measures, and a calm, peaceful environment. I want a provider who views birth as a natural process, respects informed decision-making, and is comfortable incorporating my spiritual beliefs into my care. I am interested in prenatal care, labor and birth support, postpartum follow-up, and breastfeeding guidance. I am hoping to build a trusting relationship with my midwife and create a birth experience that feels empowering, safe, and sacred for my family.
I would like a hospital birth, as this will hopefully be a VBAC, so the plan is VBAC with a healthy baby.
Hospital birth, low intervention as possible. Hoping to have a provider with me at the birth.
Home or birthing center Budget- affordable preferably through insurance but can be flexible Birth plan: welcoming 4th child have had natural unmediated births for last 2 children
Hospital birth with support from my partner and medical staff.Around $3,000–$8,000 out of pocket depending on insurance coverage and delivery needs.I would like a calm and supportive environment during labor. I plan to have pain management options available if needed, immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth, and support for breastfeeding. I also want flexibility in case medical intervention becomes necessary for the safety of me and the baby.
I plan on having an at home birth, I don’t have a budget and i just want my birthing experience to be a good and calming one this would be my firstborn and I don’t want anything to go wrong
I’m newly pregnant, only 4 weeks but want to have the right guidance in nutrition and everything else for a healthy pregnancy and labor and delivery. I want to give birth in a hospital as naturally as possible. as far as budget i’m not really sure how much this costs so am open to prices
We would like a home water birth. Taking a holistic approach and would love to avoid hospitals to insure the best health for our child.
I would like an educated support system to help me through this labor experience. I want to go unmedicated as I nearly did my first labor. I want to be better prepared and knowledgeable to be in control this time. Birth is definitely happening in the hospital due to preterm labor. All ends well I held baby in and went home and water broke at 36 weeks. Baby passed tests in 48 hours and we could go home! I would feel more comfortable with medical professional in case anything happens before I make it to hospital as I went from 3/4cm - 9cm feeling almost no pain until they checked me and broke my water more and pain went from 2-10! I couldn’t prepare myself well enough, the experience was scary and disassociating. Budget is smaller - $700-900! Birth plan overall is to feel in control and empowered over scared and stressed.
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