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I would love to give birth at home, but I’ll probably have the baby at a hospital

I would like to have a natural hospital birth and have a doula to help coach me through labor and help advocate for me with hospital staff.

I am a first time mom due August 2nd. I live in Clarksville and plan to give birth at Tennova. I would like to be as natural as possible- no epidural, no induction. Labor at home as much as possible to prevent cascade of interventions… BUT I know things can be unpredictable so we will see. I have so much support from my husband, mom, and two sisters, but would like to a doula that supports me and my plan not just “this is what happened to me or this is what I did and I was fine.” Budget is depending on services offered. Maybe $1,000-$2,500?

1. I plan to give birth at Tennova in Clarksville, TN. 2. I don’t really have an estimated budget, so willing to discuss. 3. I haven’t quite worked out my birth plan completely yet, but I do know I want to go unmedicated, plan on using Christian Hypnobirthing, delayed cord cutting, no vaccines or eye ointment for baby, skin to skin for first hour and all testing done in the room with mom and dad.

Me and my husband‘s first child we planned on giving birth at a hospital. Our budget is between $1000 – $3000 We have no specific birth plans set up, but we already do have a doctor that we’re working with

Hospital unsure about a budget it’s complicated

Giving birth at Vanderbilt, unsure about birth plan at this point

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I would like to find a Doula who is in network with TRICARE. I would like to labor as long as possible at home before going to the hospital and then wait or avoid medication. I am open to an epidural and pain meds however, if my body is telling me, I need them.

This is my first pregnancy I’m wanting to have an at home birth.

I want some help prepare for childbirth delivery.

I plan to give birth in a hospital in Irmo,SC. I am hoping insurance will cover portion of cost. I plan on immediate skin to skin contact, no cleaning/bathing, delayed cord clamping, delayed shots and eye ointment. It is crucial that I get the first 2 hours with my baby alone unless medically necessary.

I’m planning to give birth at the hospital but am considering no epidural (I would like as little intervention as possible but am open to whatever needs to be done if medically necessary). I’m no sure how much doulas run so I’m just looking I get an estimate on cost before I really consider it.

I plan to give birth at Shiloh memorial in Shiloh Illinois I am using my Illinois Medicaid I don’t have a birth plan yet.

I plan to give birth to twins in the Belleville/Shiloh area. Budget of $1,000. I plan to birth naturally without epidural.

I will be living in Rochester but plan to give birth in St. paul. I didnt like my first birth experience so hoping to be more prepared this time. Open to suggestions and pricing

1. I plan to give birth at a hospital 2. I have Medicaid that covers doula services

Looking for a birth doula for additional support through unmedicated childbirth and possibly postpartum support and education. I’m giving birth at the Mercy Midwifery Birthing Center. I’m not sure about cost for Doula but my max would be $500 altogether. Right now I don’t have much of a birth plan aside from using laughing gas as pain management as needed. I don’t know what else I need to include or consider.

Wilmington, NC Natural, low intervention hospital birth.

I’m looking for a supportive birth doula/midwife who is experienced with natural, low-intervention births. I want help creating and advocating for my birth plan, including delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin, and keeping my placenta. I also want someone who can support me emotionally, help me stay calm during labor, and guide me with positions, breathing, and comfort techniques. I need someone who communicates clearly, respects my choices, and can support me and my partner through the whole labor and delivery process.1)hospital 2)wanted to see if you accept Medicaid

My insurance requires that I give birth at Centennial Hospital. I know I don't want to labor on my back. I don't really have a birth plan yet. I'm nervous about giving birth at Centennial because I don't know anyone else who has given birth there.