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Looking for a midwife plan on frothing at the hospital

Someone to care for me while pregnant and after as well as help me through first time motherhood

I would like to give birth possibly at my home or a birth center in Midland or Mount Pleasant Michigan. My budget is around $3,600. I would like to have a natural pregnancy and delivery with minimal to no interventions.

An at home birth with natural, minimalist approach to prenatal care

I would like to find the cheapest option to give birth, as this is my first. I am also looking for the most comfortable option to give birth, and I’m thinking that would be in the comfort of my own home. I want someone who is focused on me and my baby, being able to provide helpful information and guidance till birth, and even some time after.

I am currently goes through a ongyn and he hasn’t been the most supportive when it comes to answering my questions and my worries. I plan on giving birth at Hurley medical center in flint mi I’m not sure on a birth plan nor do I really understand what that is. This is my first pregnancy

I would like to have a doula or midwife under $1,000,I plan on giving birth at the hospital. I am having a natural birth

Home 2,000i want a home birth for my fifth all vaginal delivery

Hello I’m looking for a Christian midwife, this is my first child I don’t experience delivering but I know I don’t want the pushy-ness for drugs or vaccines. I do plan on giving birth in a hospital for emergency cases not that I think I’ll actually have any.

Concerns answered , want to feel more comfortable , I do not have set birth plan . I plan giving birth at McLaren hospital in Bad Axe Michigan .

I am looking for a midwife that performs home births & that takes insurance preferably

Homebirth, a few thousand dollars and a hands off midwife

Birth! More birth! And birth again! I suppose is the answer

1. I’m looking to hopefully give birth at a hospital. 2. I’m looking for care that’s covered under my insurance BCBSofMI 3. I have had 2 C-sections. First one due to my son’s heart rate being high due to induction medicine, the second one I felt pressured into. I read statistics on a VBA2C and just feel like I was never given correct information.

I would like as little intervention as possible. I would love if I could give birth in my home. I would be interested in a water birth.

Home water birth budget isn't an issue I want a calming unmedicated birth

I want to give birth at home. I have United healthcare insurance. Max budget $1k

I want to give at home, I have had a lot of bad experiences in hospitals and would feel a lot more comfortable at home. My birth plan is rather simple, at least from what I’ve seen, I don’t want too many people around me, I want music from a playlist made by my husband and I, soothing and relaxing lighting, and once I’m at full dilation I want to move to my bathtub. I do want EMTs on standby just in case but I hope to not need them. I don’t really know about budget, as this is our first baby, I just want things to be easier for me and less stressful on my baby.

looking for midwife Give birth at home Unsure, whatever insurance may cover

Hospital. I’m currently on Medicaid and interested in this service.