Find Midwife Jobs in Midlothian, TX

I would love to have an at home birth. I do not have a budget at the moment, I am just exploring my options and doing some research.

I had my first baby when I was 17 and during the peak of the Covid pandemic. It was already such a scary time and the hospital staff made my experience even more traumatizing by treating me horribly. (I can only assume because of my age)I found out I was pregnant about a month after my fiancé tragically passed away. His accident has made it extremely difficult for me to leave the house, therefore I even more so don’t want to be in a hospital environment.

I want a midwife. Not sure where I want to give birth yet. Trying to become more educated on the midwife option.

Birthing center, water birth Aetna insurance

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but looking for a CNM that bills my insurance (BCBS HMO) and specializes in natural/low-intervention birth support.

Finding a midwife and doula covered by tricare. I would prefer home or a birth center.

So I am looking for a midwife CNM that takes Molina healthcare Texas Star. If not I would like to hear if there are any packages or anything. I am already gonna probably have to pay for a birth center so I am really looking for someone who takes my healthcare. I had horrible experience with OBGYNS and I do not want one. I was given zero alternatives when I asked for them, I am now taking my own glucose measurements so I can see how my sugar ranges daily from what I eat. I am looking for someone who will take me seriously and understand what I am wanting to do with my own bodily autonomy.

Looking for a labor and delivery doula or midwife to assist with the delivery of my 4th daughter.

1. - unmedicated Hospital birth 2. - using Insurance 3. - unmedicated birth

Birthing Center Water birth Accepts Medicaid/Aetna Better Health

plan to give birth to a healthy baby in a hospital we have anthem ppo

Plan to give birth at home, budget 6,000 Plan on going as natural as possible

Home or birthing center. Do not want a hospital unless needed. Water birth preferable. No medicine inducing No epidural

I plan to give birth at home in Murphy, Texas. My goal is to have an unmedicated and least amount of interventions throughout labor and birth. We are looking for someone that takes medicaid.

Looking for midwife for home birth, check ups prior to delivery. Desire pool/tub delivery. Will not vaccinate. $5000

I was trying to have birth in a birthing center but I am not sure if my insurance covers that but I would like a midwife for my appointments and for my hospital birth. This will be my 3rd baby, and I really want to try something different. I am very strong minded during birth and I loved the experience with my first 2. Now I just want to try to do it without medicine and I want me and my husband to have an intimate time together. I was induced both pregnancies. I tend to lose fluid at the end which leads to inducing me early that’s really the only thing that was an issue for me. Insurance: I have United health care choice plus HSA through my job. Budget: not really sure. I asked another birthing center and they were asking $750 a month and that’s just really expensive.

I would like water birthing, delayed umbilical cord cutting, either hospital or something like it, I have cook childrens medicaid

Home Water birth Budget 3-5k.

Give birth at a birthing center. Qualified to conduct ultrasounds or outsource easily.

Frisco Texas Budget 2k max Wanted to birth in a birthing center but no longer a possibility. Hoping to be as natural as possible, cutting umbilical cord once white. Not wanting loud noises or many people in the room while giving birth. Skin to skin as birthed. Not willing to lay back and wait. Not interested in typical medical processes of current labor practices.