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I plan to give birth in John Hopkins hospital, i want natural birth no epidural, i’m 21, first baby

St. Joseph’s South Insurance I’m having a v-bac for the first time (second pregnancy) I need help with comfort measures while in labor

Hospital birth. No clue on what to expect for a budget. I’m looking for strategies to be prepared to do it naturally, since it spontaneously happened last time. But also want to consider epidural.

I’ll be giving birth at a hospital. My budget is flexible. I hope to have a natural vaginal birth.

Plan to give North que sea en español el acompañamiento.

1. I plan on giving birth at HCA Trinity 2. Estimated Budget is Undetermined 3. My birth plan is still in it’s drafting stage but includes golden hour, delayed cord clamping, no epidural, bedside measurements & testing, lots of movement

I plan to give birth at a hospital. $1500 is my budget. I hope to deliver with few interventions

I plan to give birth in a hospital without any medication. My budget depends on what services I decide I need but I'm thinking around a grand I'm not sure. I want a doula certified in herbalism one who will help me incorporate herbs back into my life during and right after birth.

Plan on giving birth in a hospital, looking for minimal medical intervention, considering going natural but will take epidural if pain is unbearable. Wanting a vaginal birth unless medically impossible. 7k budget

Looking to see what the other options are outside of the hospital. Wanted to learn about all the vaccines. Wanting to learn

I am really wanted someone that can give me insight and help on achieving one of my biggest goals of going fully unmediated. I have thought about doing a home birth as I will feel more comfortable but I worry about if something goes wrong or do I go to the hospital after I give birth? I have also thought about making a birth plan and finding a hospital that won’t come in and question me 24/7 or give any pushback when I or my husband says no to something. We are hoping to go through insurance but if not possible then can talk about budget.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I do not have a budget yet because I am still learning the price ranges of what I need. I hope to have a natural, vaginal birth using research-backed techniques.

How much is the cost for a Muslim faith doula or birth coach for a possible c section

I plan to give birth in a hospital, I am going on MA so would like a doula that is covered by MA. I want to try to stay natural with birth, it is my first time giving birth so I want to get educated on what’s best for my body so it goes as smooth and healthy as possible.

Hello! I’m 39 weeks and 2 days. I’m planning on giving birth at Morton Plant Hospital. I’m a first time mom and I am interested in having more support with pain relief due to contractions, and labor positioning. My estimated budget is between $500-$2,000.

I plan to give birth in Batesville, Mountain View does not have a birthing center. I do not have a current birth plan, this is my first baby, we have a very tight budget, but have blue cross blue shield insurance and Medicaid.

C section will be a mandatory. Needing support during.

We are first time parents-to-be that desire a little extra support to ensure we are preparing the right way, curb our fears, and someone to be there for the birth of our child. Hospital birth planned Budget $2000 Aiming for natural birth but supportive of other procedures if required

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital — preferably St. Anthony’s Hospital in St. Petersburg for a safe environment with support for low-intervention and natural birth. 2. Provide your estimated budget I plan to use insurance coverage (Ambetter and/or Medicaid) to cover prenatal care and delivery. I am seeking in-network providers to minimize out-of-pocket costs and keep expenses as low as possible. 3. Describe your birth plan I am planning a natural, low-intervention birth if medically appropriate. My goals include: • Unmedicated labor if possible (might change ) • Minimal interventions (avoiding induction, continuous monitoring, or cesarean unless medically necessary) • Freedom to move and use position changes during labor • Immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth • Support for delayed cord clamping and breastfeeding

I’m looking for someone trauma informed to assist in advocating during labor & delivery and for providing after birth care & support. I’m willing to pay what’s necessary for the right fit. I’d love a natural vaginal birth in a birthing center (not home but not hospital either). Ideally minimal tearing/intervention.