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I plan to give birth at the hospital. My budget is up to $1,000 for a doula. Birth doula must be accepted under GEHA insurance. I plan to have a scheduled induction at 39 weeks.

[personal details hidden] and this is my first baby. I plan on giving birth in my home and having a water birth. I would love someone who can support me before, during, and after birth. My budget is $1500.

I’m considering a postpartum doula to make the transition home with my first baby more manageable by providing hands-on guidance with newborn care, feeding, soothing, sleep routines, and building confidence. I would also appreciate help with light household tasks, including washing bottles, baby laundry, tidying, preparing simple meals, and maintaining the immediate living space. This support would allow me to focus on healing, resting, and bonding with my baby while receiving reassurance and answers to questions during those important early weeks.

First baby and planning a hospital birth. I’d like to have an unmediated/light pain management medicated birth. I want to avoid induction and anything that goes against my body’s natural instincts. I would also like for my husband to feel supported and taught how to help. I am 26 weeks and our budget is up to $2,500.

Help with learning and getting comfortable with breast feeding. Also thinking about trying a natural birth. Help with healthy options and exercises or stretches I can do to stay active.

Hello, this is my first pregnancy. I am 6 weeks and a day. I truly would like to have a home birth, very natural and intimate. I’m looking for a caring team or just a special someone to help with this journey. My requirements are minimum…just want to more educated on childbirth. I don’t have a set budget in mind right now. I am open to hearing some suggestions and i hope i can find that special team or someone.

I am looking for a doula that accepts Medicaid I am with Aetna.

2nd baby, attempting a natural birth in a hospital.

First baby, hoping for an unmediated birth, [personal details hidden]. Plan to give birth in a hospital

I am looking for a doula that accepts Tricare in the thibodaux area.

First baby. And we’re all shocked this happened and happened so quickly. [personal details hidden] [personal details hidden] Type A personality. Worrier (but working on it). Deep into my faith (Catholic). I am a [personal details hidden]. Very health conscious and this has been to a fault in the past. [personal details hidden] and though I was never diagnosed, [personal details hidden]. Last October I was [personal details hidden] (after a lot of prayer), and it miraculously changed my life. No doubt the medical tool God used to induce fertility. [personal details hidden] (and am apprehensive about that). Extremely supportive husband (newlywed) and parents who live close. I desire as natural of a birth as possible (drinking from a fire hose right now trying to learn about all the does and donts). I want as much support as possible given my condition. I have not met with OB yet. I was recommended [name hidden] at West Bank Oschner. But we are still open to other suggestions as we are 1 hr away from there. We live in Hammond. My naturopath recommended the birthing center near women’s in Baton Rouge. But I know I for sure need a qualified OB preferably with holistic mindset. Depending on who I find and preferably there is close access to a birthing center with pools, that is the birth location. We are in the process of figuring that out. I would like to do a water birth. My appt with [name hidden] is Nov. 5. I plan on asking her advice about my OB situation. I am looking for a doula who will by there for emotional support, who understands type 1 and preferably has experience with type 1 moms or personal experience. I am also looking for someone who can help inform me and advocate for me regarding vaccines, cord clamping, pushing, birthing position, catching, etc. Budget I’m not so sure about. My husband and I are just starting out in career, but fortunately my parents can support if needed.

Takes Amerihealth Caritas, understands Catholic morality and ethics, willing to advocate for a vba3c reasonably in a vba2c policy hospital (Thibodaux Regional) so long as labor is progressing safely. Willing to ask questions to the care provider to ensure all interventions are evidence based and are medically necessary and coercion is not involved.

Hospital: Thibodaux Regional Budget: unsure Vback unmediated assistance

Hospital Natural birth in the hospital Insurance coverage