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I am interested in a birthing center. I am currently on Medicaid. I am 38 and would like to learn more about holistic no invention birth.

1. Hospital 2. Inside 3. No interventions of possible, all natural. 1 previous c section and VBAC

Overlook hospital Doula and midwife. This is my initial reach out so I am unsure of next steps

I plan delivering at Berger hospital I’m not really sure about budget or plan yet

I’m looking to have a natural unmedicated birth at the hospital. Also looking for guidance throughout my pregnancy on what I should be doing to prepare for labor and delivery. I don’t have a huge budget either. This is my first pregnancy so I’m new to all of this. But I do know that I want to inquire about having a Doula for this pregnancy.

Unmedicated birth and no epidural. Additionally would like to avoid c-section at all costs.

This is my first pregnancy. I want to have all the tools necessary to manage pain at home as much as possible until I absolutely need to go to the hospital. I don't know enough about this part and need an expert who can know the signs and take charge when the time comes for delivery. I want to discuss my birth plan and trust that there is an expert by my side who will ensure my wishes are respected as much as is possible, within bounds.

Budget $1300 Hospital: Shady Grove Birth plan: 🌿 Birth Preferences (Physiologic, Low-Intervention Focus) Name: Simone Lagergren Hospital: Shady Grove Medical Center Provider: ??? Support Team: Partner Our overall goal We are hoping for a low-intervention, physiologic birth if mom and baby remain healthy. We value patience, movement, and informed consent, and we understand flexibility may be needed if medical concerns arise. ⸻ 🏠 Labor & Admission • We prefer to labor at home as long as safely possible • Upon admission, we request minimal interruptions during early labor • Cervical checks only when medically indicated or requested ⸻ 🧠 Monitoring • Intermittent fetal monitoring when medically appropriate • If continuous monitoring is required, preference for wireless/telemetry to allow movement ⸻ 🚶‍♀️ Labor & Positioning • Freedom to move, walk, change positions, and use comfort tools • Access to birthing ball, peanut ball, shower • Support for upright and gravity-assisted positions ⸻ ⏳ Labor Progress & Patience • We understand labor can be variable and request time and patience if mom and baby are stable • Avoid augmentation (Pitocin, AROM) unless medically indicated and discussed • Preference to labor down and wait for the urge to push ⸻ 🫶 Pushing & Delivery • Support for pushing in positions other than supine • Coaching only if requested • Warm compresses and perineal support if available ⸻ 💉 Pain Management • Planning to labor without an epidural initially • Open to pain relief if requested • Please offer options without pressure ⸻ 🧾 Interventions & Consent • Please explain benefits, risks, and alternatives before interventions • We appreciate being asked for consent whenever possible ⸻ 🤍 After Birth • Delayed cord clamping • Immediate skin-to-skin if baby is stable • Routine newborn care done bedside when possible • Support for breastfeeding initiation ⸻ 🩺 If complications arise We trust the medical team and appreciate clear communication and inclusion in decision-making.

As of today, I am planning to give birth at GMBC, I am an OB who practices at their campus in Towson, MD. I am relying heavily on my two insurance plans and am willing to pay the copays/what they do not cover. I also have not drawn up or outlined a birth plan. I do know I do not what to be induced unless absolutely necessary (AKA Pitocin pressured) and I am open to an epidural. I am really looking for someone I can rely on to educate both parties involved being my significant other and I and my mother who are at this moment who I want present for the birth. And more importantly enforce boundaries from a more medically trained/educated standpoint on my behalf and with my health/survival in mind. I also would love someone who is especially experienced with the mental health aspect of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, this is my first baby. I am currently in the process of trying to get Medicaid coverage for my baby. I have chronic pain/fibromyalgia I have low energy and high energy days.

Hi. I am interested in your services. I am currently located in Baltimore Maryland and I am pregnant with baby #2. I had a c section with my first due to “ failure to progress “ and I would like to avoid that the second go around with a vbac. I was wondering if you are currently accepting new patients and do you take insurance?

I am looking for extra in any support that I can at the moment I’m currently going through a divorce and my husband is not going to be a part of any of the process or the babies life. I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’m not sure what my budget is right now as I am new to all of this so I don’t know where it ranges and also I don’t have a birth plan because I’m not sure what that’s supposed to look like this is all very new to me and I’m under a lot of anxiety and I don’t even know where to start.

My daughter just found out that she is pregnant. I am looking for someone to help us understand pregnancy dues, and don’ts childbirth and the fourth trimester Care. So that I can do my best to help her. She plans to birth in a hospital. I have no idea how much a Doula cost and the birth plan is what we’re trying to figure out through education

I am looking for a midwife or midwife practice that can come alongside me in a hospital setting. I am planning a natural and physiological approach to birth and desire midwives who are knowledgeable and fully supportive of that desire. True and genuine complications aside, I don’t want unnecessary interventions or checks and am hoping that there are midwives out there that are well suited for these wishes. I was originally set to deliver in the Bryn mawr lifecycle birthing center, but unfortunately they are shutting down their facility after almost 50 years. This caused me to have to change up my plans at 23 weeks pregnant. I feel very stressed about that considering I was looking forward to being out of the hospital. As someone who is low risk, I’m still hoping I can have my dream birth even if that means being in the hospital.

1. Hospital 2. Wondering about payment plans don’t want to go over $2500 3. I have no idea

Giving birth in a hospital; need an in network insurance

Just looking into what my options are. I am giving birth at Vassar hospital.

We plan to give birth at Christiana Hospital. I’d prefer to give birth without pain medications Our budget lies between $1,000-$1500 for a doula package We’re looking for someone who can emotionally support and advocate for me and my partner through labor and delivery and preferably post-delivery as well, especially in a medical environment

Hola buenos dias, me llamo Laura Martinez hablo español y estoy en búsqueda de una Doula, agradecería me pudieras ayudar. Muchos gracias. Mi numero de contacto es 9296699987.

I am currently pregnant with my second child (a boy). My first delivery in short was a series of unfortunate events that ended in a c section. I would to try for a TOLAC/VBAC. My doctors have said I’m a great candidate for it. I plan on giving birth at Baystate in Springfield MA. I am have a lot of anxiety about my birth not only due to the last time but this time around there has been a lot of miss communication and I just don’t want to be worried about everyone being on the same page while trying to have a successful labor. While having an epidural isn’t out of the question or having other medical interventions isn’t out of the question I’d like to just let my body do its thing and labor naturally with alternative pain management methods. I honestly have zero idea what a doula even costs to even know what is reasonable, if it’s covered by insurance etc.