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Baylor Scott & White - 300 University Blvd Round Rock, TX 78665 United States Working with Tricare, not sure what it covers As Natural as possible

South shore university hospital Unsure of budget Would like assistance creating a plan

I'm still very unsure about all of these details and am looking to connect with a few different options to decide exactly what I want to do. I know I don't want to do it at home but think I want to do it at a birthing center as opposed to a hospital and I don't want an epidural.

Medical city las Colinas Covered by insurance - Tricare Birth plan (so far): Vaginal delivery Golden hour with mum then dad No cord clamping until white Soft piano worship music and soft lights with aromatherapy Limited cervical checks No L&D residents/students in room Delivery method: Squatting, Standing, Kneeling; Open to birthing ball or squat bar (no active labour on back) Pain management: Breathing techniques, Counterpressure, Massage Feeding: breastfeeding by mum or milk bank (no formula) Circumcision: yes Vaccines: still researching Delivery interventions: more open to vacuum but still very uncertain

1. North Austin Medical Center 2. Unknown 3. Avoid C-section

Carrot-approved nighttime postpartum doula who can take the baby at nights, budget around 15,000

I plan to give birth at Carl Darnell hospital on forty Hood tx. Budget is 1400 -2400. While I do have a small support system to help, my husband will be in the field during the first month and a half after birth and looking for some consistency in help/care. For postpartum assistance I’m hoping for assistance for a few hours, a couple times a week. I’d like to scope it to basic newborn care assistance, assistance with newborn cleaning (washing bottles/pump parts/ washing newborn clothes), helping assemble/prepare some postpartum nutrition snacks for me as a breastfeeding mom.

i plan on giving birth at carl R Darnell hospital on base. i was wanting to use my insurance to cover costs and im still trying to put together my birth plan

Part time. 2-3 day a week. 4-6hours a day. Nanny certificate, 5+ experience. English Newborn and mommy Laundry, cooking

I need a doula to support my unmedicated birth at a hospital

Hospital Open to discussion Vaginal delivery, epidural, birthing ball, hopefully no episiotomy, breastfeeding.

This will be my third pregnancy but my second child - I had complications while delivering my first and thankfully had a great medical team that helped me recover. I hemorrhaged and had a uterine inversion with the placenta still attarched. They told me if I was to get pregnant again that was likely to happen during delivery and would make me high risk 1.) I plan on giving birth in the hospital as with my first child I had the complications listed above 2.) my budget is 1k or lower if possible 3) I would love to go natural as possible

We are looking for postpartum doula care; ideally two separate doulas for some days and some nights. We are hoping for 4 weeks of night support(4x/week for 8-10 hourse) and 2 weeks of day time support for 4-6 hours. We are using Carrot benefits and our estimated budget is $12,000

1. NYP Hospital in Bronxville, NY 2. TBD - inquiring to gauge pricing. 3. TBD - will determine over time.

Looking for help and education for an unmedicated birth. Would like to be in a birthing center.

Need to find any doulas in the Dallas area who are certified by any of the certifying organization listed in your benefit's requirements (CEA, DONA, BDC, ICEA or NHA.)

Need massage for mother and infant. Bathing for baby .

Dear Pippa, My husband Sam and I are expecting our second child in mid September of this year. Sam will take off one week to ten days for paternity leave and then another week or so later in the year. We have a two year old son (Hugo) who will be in school from 8:30 to 1:30 Monday through Friday. I would like to speak with you about our specific needs, but I think it would be something like three days for five hours in the first week I’m home from the hospital, five days for five hours the next week, and then maybe two or three days for four hours the week after that. If you have availability to help us, it would be great to speak with you on the phone. Thank you, Nora Watson

I am looking for either a labor doula or a postpartum doula. If my baby is born via cesarean, I'm looking for a labor doula who can provide postpartum services instead- so someone who is flexible to switching should my labor needs change closer to my due date.

Moral support for 1 st time mom