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1. A Spanish-speaking doula 2. The delivery will take place at the hospital 3. My birth plan involves having someone experienced whom I can trust and who can help with the language; my husband speaks English, but I would like someone to support both of us, given that this is our first time... I haven't been able to take any classes here due to the language barrier, and I urgently need to find help.

I will mostly give birth at Womack army hospital budget is up to $1,000 I want a epidural no iv in arm to give birth squatting or side lying not to have an episiotomy no vitamin k shot no hepatitis B shot to have an uninterrupted golden hour and the not have the baby taken from me unless absolutely necessary

I’m looking for a recovery support Doula to support me during pregnancy when it comes to my substance use disorder history

I plan to give birth in Cary hospital I am looking for a doula to help me create my birth plan and prepare for a non medicated birth, I would like my doula to be available to come to my house when my labor starts and before I go to the hospital to stay with my children at home I would like to the doula to help me after birth for help with the baby

Novant Hospital Wimston Salem $200 Work 12h in Nursing Home Childbirth Education 1st Pregnancy

Hello, my name is Paola. Im a 24 year old pregnant woman. I plan to give birth at Womack Medical. I am looking for a doula that accepts Tricare.

Looking to learn about Doulas and what is offered, planning to deliver at cape fear but considering other options. Hoping for a natural/ no epidural birth.

I would like to work with a doula who can provide guidance on evidence-based birthing techniques, outline what I should expect throughout labor and delivery, and offer coping strategies to make the experience easier and more manageable.

I'm giving birth in a hospital. I need a doula for natural pain management and childbirth coaching. I have insurance with Carolina Complete Health, which will pay for doula services. I would like a vaginal birth with natural pain management. I may be open to IV meds, but not an epidural.

Plan to give birth at home, our budget is 6,000 max,

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting as this is my second pregnancy and my first birth had complications. I want to do an unmedicated birth and am looking for a Doula who can really support me through those contractions. While my husband will be with us, I want to ensure he is included 100% in the whole process. To me, birth is an experience for both partners and so I want to make sure he is included. I essentially want a third partner that can help guide him and teach him what I will need. I also would like a Doula that can teach me tips and tricks to help me with breast feeding. I could not produce with my first child due to stress levels and i am hoping I can breast feed this baby. I am knew to Doulas so budget I am unsure of and i want to see what my options are so I can discuss with my partner if a doula is 100% what we want. I am very aware that i am the one giving birth and not my partner but he and i make all decisions together. He is extremely supportive of my decisions but I always choose to discuss big options with him. My doula will have to be able to handle a stubborn woman who is sweet but when in pain sounds mean. I can be bossy so I need a doula with a backbone that is willing to put me back in the right mindset. I am a free spirit and need someone that can match my energy and is not scared to be my voice as sometimes I do forget to use it, especially in medical facilities. I do not know what a doula costs so I do not know how to budget for a doula and so I am hoping to see what is out there and go from there. I only speak English and since this is not my first rodeo with a baby, I do not need anything above assisting me through labor and the breastfeeding. Thank you soooo much!

I do plan to give birth in a hospital but am not opposed to a home birth. This is my second labor and I would love to have someone this time around that can help my husband with helping me through labor. I ended up wanting space with my first and refusing help because the ways he was trying to help were just not relieving pain. I also tore quite a bit the first time and developed a prolapse after so this time I would really like to not have to lay on my back for pushing and am thinking I would like to not have an epidural either. We have Tricare and united health care and would love to be matched with someone in network

I recently found out that I am pregnant and likely due the end of January 2027. I plan to give birth in a hospital but as natural as possible. I am very wellness oriented - I am a strength and conditioning coach, very active, eat clean, and spiritual, and want to avoid unnecessary interventions like induction, epidural, pitocin, etc provided I have no risk factors at that stage in pregnancy. Ideal estimated budget of ~$1000-2500.

Home birth, delayed cord clamping, no wiping baby, low lights, water birth,

Undecided I’d like to give birth naturally- not on my back and with minimal intervention.