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Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Main 2. Provide your estimated budget 1,000$ 3. Describe your birth plan

Hi, I would love to have a doula by my side to educate and hands-on teach me skills and advice to help prepare me for birthing my baby in August at Aurora women’s pavilion hospital. I don’t know enough about the different options or things you can do during labor like pushing positions that works best, what to eat before labor, exercises, etc. I also want a doula for the educated support to keep me motivated during my attempt of natural labor as this is my first baby, I want as much knowledge as possible about before, during, and after care for myself and baby. I have 2 health insurances that can fully cover, primary insurance with forward health care/ blue anthem cross HMO plus and secondary insurance with Allied/ Aetna PPO.

I'm looking for some support pre and post birth I want to launch full speed at a home birth as of now. I have a 1 year old who will be 2 by the time I have #2 Budget is in the air i havent talked to anyone in regards to price nor have i dont much research. A couple thousand? My birth plan is just to remain healthy, uphold good eating habits refrain from any use of pharmaceuticals, and I just want to feel comfortable and safe, being talked into a c-section with my last sons complications was tough. If anyone can reach out to me, I'd really appreciate it.Thanks for your consideration!

I plan to give birth at Froedtert main campus in Milwaukee. I have had 6 vaginal deliveries, 2 were without epidural, 1 was with a doula. I would like to stay as natural as possible with the understanding that there is room for change and intervention if necessary.

I plan to give birth at West Allis Memorial Hospital, I am currently receiving state insurance and I am looking for assistance with ensuring I deliver a healthy baby boy. I also suffer from depression and I am worried about post partum. I have three daughters with the oldest being 10 and my youngest being 6. I would like more education related to breastfeeding as well.

Looking for belly binding resources.

A Brookfield hospital, first time parents not sure of the budget. I want an unmedicated birth

Going through my first pregnancy and would love to have a doula for the extra support!

1. West Allis Memorial women’s Center. 2. $1,500 3 unmedicated birth

I want to avoid a c section. I'm delivering at Froedtert birthing center.

Giving birth at Frodert in milwaukee plan for a unmedicated birth. trying to find tricare covered doula

I am 22 and I do not have a birth plan. But I would like to do a home birth and I am looking for a midwife that would be covered under my tricare insurance.

I want help through my labor I want to do a un medicated birth this is my first baby and I’m not 100% sure what I want I’ll be giving birth at The birthing center at Aurora Medical Center - Kenosha

Would like a home birth, ideally some or all cost covered my insurance.

Home Not sure about the rest this is my 1st pregnancy

I am planning for a hospital or birthing center. I am wanting someone o help me throughout the pregnancy to understand what is going on, as well as be there for the birth and advocate for me while I am in a vulnerable spot and not fully comfortable with the medical system. I am hoping for a natural birth (non medicated).

I don't know what I am looking for. I plan to give birth at the West Bend pleasant valley hospital. Right now I was just recommended to look for a doula because there is a strong possibility that I might be going through all of this 100% alone. I have a minuscule budget.

1. I plan to give birth at a hospital 2. Around 1,000 3. Unmedicated birth plan, with allowed movement, calm environment, delayed cord clamping, laboring in water if possible

1. Hospital 2. Unsure 3. No meds, labor in the water, trying to have as calm of an environment as possible

Hospital birth, but looking for the most home birth like feel. Lower budget, max 1,000. Only need for labor/delivery!