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Newton Hospital Budget - not sure yet Birth plan- to be able to give birth as natural as possible, have support/ education while going through this process and help my husband through as well.

"I am looking for a postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to assist our family in East Windsor, NJ, starting when our baby is one week old. I plan to give birth at a local hospital. Our Requirements: • Language: We are looking for a provider who is fluent in Tamil to support our cultural preferences and communication. • Experience: We prefer someone with at least 3–5 years of experience with newborns and relevant certifications (e.g., DONA, CAPPA, or NCS). • Care Needs: The primary focus is on newborn care, including soothing, diapering, and monitoring the baby’s health. We also need guidance on breastfeeding/feeding support and establishing a gentle sleep routine. • Additional Duties: We would appreciate help with light household tasks related to the baby, such as baby laundry, bottle sterilization, and light meal preparation (specifically South Asian/Tamil vegetarian meals if possible). • Budget: My estimated budget is approximately $30/ hour, depending on experience and the number of hours agreed upon.

1. Giving birth at Penn Medicine. 2. Need information on pricing. 3. Hoping to avoid epidural / unnecessary medical interventions. Want Golden hour, delayed cord clamping (until white not pulsing), avoid pitocin if possible, etc.

I am looking to give birth at the hospital but would really like a Doula to help advocate for me and how I want my birth to go with the least amount of intervention as possible. I am open to budget of up to $3,000. I would like to give birth in the hospital but with the least amount of intervention needed, no pitocin, delayed cord clamping, open to different birthing positions. I am still unsure of all birth plans as it is my first baby so I would love an experienced doula who can help guide me as well.

I plan on giving birth at either ocean medical center in brick, nj or jersey shore medical center in Neptune. I'm looking for someone who can help keep me calm during labor, advocate for me and explain to me my options, and provide different techniques during labor. I would like to receive pain meds but I also want to be able to move during labor. I'd like to avoid episiotomies of possible. I want a calm environment. I'm also looking for some support post partum to help transition into being a new mom. My budget is around $1,000.

im looking for a labor doula, someone who will be able to be with me through the whole thing, who is understanding, compassionate, caring and patient

Hi! My name is Zoe, I’m 25 years old, having my second baby, and would love to achieve an unmedicated birth (at a hospital). With my first baby, I did a good amount of research but didn’t realize just how important practicing breathing/relaxing/coping mechanisms are! I unfortunately had to be induced because my water started trickling with no signs of labor. Around 6-7 cm I asked for an epidural. There were no complications. This time around I kind of know what I’m walking into and therefor am preparing more through reading/practicing Hypnobirthing, and switched providers so that I’m delivering closer to home. I’m only 5 minutes away from Newton Hospital and would love to labor at home for as long as possible, God willing! Considering hiring a doula to help me cope alongside my husband, because, wow, it’s so needed! Squeezing some combs wasn’t cutting it last time!

Looking for a Birth Doula, at Jersey shore university hospital. I dont want an epidural, this is my second birth- the epidural messed my back up for 6 months last time. I do want pain management. I do want the doula to accept insurance.

I plan to give birth at hunterdon medical center. This is my first baby. I havent really developed a plan yet. I know I would like to be as natural as possible, and would like to be alert when baby arrives for skin to skin contact, and early feeding. Want to prevent c-section if I can. I haven't thought everything out though.

hospital birth unmedicated would like to stay under $800 for a doula

We are planning to give birth at a hospital, and are interested in pre-natal support services that are in-network with our insurance.

Someone who takes 1199 insurance in ny. Giving birth at stonybrook hospital. Birth plan, unknown

i really wanted a at home birth, but if not i would prefer to give birth at st. charles. I dont want any medication that isnt necessary i want skin to skin if possible for both me and the dad.

Hospital 3000 Natural birth with the little to no chemical intervention

i need someone with me at the hospital and helping through my delivery and after if it is available i really need the support

Just hospital and birthing support. Ideally no interventions and a natural birth

I plan on giving birth at the Vassar brothers Hospital in Poughkeepsie. My estimated budget is anywhere from 2500 to 3500. My birth plan is flexible at this point. I’m still trying to decide what’s best for me. I’m not opposed to a medicated plan. I would like the Doula to be certified and to have at least 2 to 3 years of experience. I would like lots of resources to childbirth education classes.

Newburgh, Ny Montifier St Luke’s Cornwall Looking specifically for someone who is Tricare certified Natural birth

1. Penn Medicine Princeton 2. I’m not sure what these services cost, and am hoping to work with my Cigna insurance 3. Still deciding, I’m very early and am excited to research

I don’t know all the details yet, as I am only 9 weeks pregnant. I want to start researching a midwife/doula. I want to have an unmedicated birth with little to no medical intervention unless absolutely necessary. I intend to give birth at a hospital, but I strongly believe in the body’s natural ability to go through labor. I want someone who can support me and my husband to advocate for us so that he can focus on emotionally supporting me and I can focus on working through labor.