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This is my first pregnancy so I’m very new to everything, I plan to do a traditional birth at the hospital. I don’t have a birth plan or a budget at the moment

Looking to have a natural home water birth. Low budget, not on insurance right now. But willing to pay for good care so I don't have to go to a hospital. Will be me and my husband and my mother in a quiet, dimly lit room. I envision a relaxing and patient, intentional labor, with movement and rest. Would love to have a positive, encouraging environment where I am allowed to ask questions and the midwives will be confident and reassuring, never rushing me.

1. I want to do an at home birth but may also have a hospital/birthing center lined up in the event i need it due to complications. 2. Not discussing at this time. 3. Natural

We plan to give birth at Novant @ Forsyth Hospital in Winston Salem, NC and we prefer a natural birth. We are preferably looking for a doula who accepts the WellCare Medicaid plan.

Single mother by choice through embryo donation first time mom. Full support during pregnancy labor postpartum.

I plan to give birth in the Watauga Medical Center. I would like to see if there are doulas covered by my Aetna SHP coverage. I plan to give birth vaginally.

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.

I plan to give birth in a hospital I am scheduled for an induction 03/09 this pregnancy has been stressful because of the lack of support from spouse and family I’m going through a lot mentally

Looking for someone to help educate me on making decisions concerning my labor and delivery experience. I do plan on giving birth in the hospital. I’m on Medicaid, which is what I’d need to use to cover a doula, and as of right now my birth plan is to have a natural, medicated, birth.

I plan to give birth at home, or hospital. I’m currently insured through Medicaid. As of right now I don’t have a birth plan but I am currently working on it

I will be giving birth at Women's Hospital I'm looking for an unmedicated birth as both my mom and sister were allergic to pain meds I have Tricare insurance this is my first baby and he is due in January.

I am having a c-section December 17th, I also have an 11 year old son, and my fiancé works full time. Both of my parents passed nearly 3 years ago and I do not have siblings, so I'm lacking in emotional and physical support and I think I'll need help whenever we return from the hospital. My healing process with the first c-section did not go smoothly, so I'm most nervous about healing while having to take care of a newborn and middle schooler.

Night Nanny for newborn 3 nights per week. Duties include caring for newborn, supporting mom breastfeed or bottle feed if mom pumps, light household duties such as washing bottles, light laundry, tidying.

I recently moved to west Jefferson and have not been having the most positive experience with my OB-GYNs in terms of education and understanding. I am wondering what having a doula looks like/cost/possible insurance coverage. This is my first pregnancy and I need additional support and education.

I will have a water home birth. I need support and encouragement. I also need child birth classes. I would like a water birth.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am a young first time mother so my budget is low i will only be supported off my baby’s father’s income. I don't particularly have a birth plan but i do know that the stuff I've been researching doctors often decline the mothers opinion and do as they please. I am very soft spoken so i would love if i had someone there to speak up for me and my baby.

I’m new to having a midwife, my last baby was born in a hospital. I’m interested in receiving all prenatal care at home and possibly even giving birth at home. I don’t really have a plan yet, I just want to know more, including costs.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, just want extra help with what would be my best birth plan options

Plan on giving birth at a hospital hopefully my insurance will cover I don't know my best friend I would like to try to push and I can't push then I would resort to a C-section

1. Plan to give birth at home in Lowgap, NC 2. $7k or less 3. No interventions, dark, quiet, and peaceful.