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Hi Colleen , I am looking to get more info regarding doulas services. I do have ahccss right now so I am trying to look for someone that can take Medicaid plans. I know I am very close to my due date but wanted to explore options

1. Plan to give birth in hospital 2. Budget TBD based on qualifications 3. Trying for VBAC. Open to an epidural and possibly some induction methods.

Looking for a childbirth doula in Prescott, AZ area.

Looking for a Doula

I plan to give birth at banner hospital. I have tricare prime. Birth plan is to have a natural birth

I plan to give birth in hospital Estimated budget as low as possible Birth plan- I would like to do birth unmedicated

I plan to give birth at Tucson Medical center Please share your budget. I'd like an advocate to support me through out pregnancy and during labor and delivery. I'd like to continue education of pregnancy throughout this journey . I dont necessarily have a birth plan and plan to come up with one

I'm looking for someone who can help me through the pain and help me voice what I want and help answer any of mine or my partners questions and help keep the energy calm and help me understand things that are being told to me

I would like to try waterbirth and have an experience midwifery or doula present.

I plan to give birth at Mercy Gilbert Hospital. My MAX budget would be around $1500. Unfortunately my insurance plan does not cover Doula services. I plan to have a natural, un-medicated birth.

home birth unmedicated depends what services are offered, pretty low income however i know gay the investment is worth! home birth, i have a 2 year old however i will most likely just have me my partner midwife/doula present. just want to have the most calm quiet birth as possible. for environment, i will probably not be quiet haha.

1. I am not 100% set on a hospital yet, I am going on prenatal tours at a couple hospitals this upcoming weekend. 2. Under $1,400. 3. Pre-labor I’d like the birthing process to start naturally, with water breaking on its own. Prefer no induction if baby is good and not medically necessary. During labor I would like to stay away from medications, no epidural, and try pain management such as bath/shower, massage, counter pressure during contractions, tens, breathing techniques. If medically necessary I am open to an epidural if I need an induction. During birth, I would like to feel the urge to push and listen to my body without feeling pressured by doctors or nurses in to pushing if i’m “taking too long.” I would love warm compress on my perineum during pushing to help reduce my chances of tearing. I want to avoid episiotomy, forceps, and vacuum. IF a C section is medically necessary, I’d like a moment with someone from my support team to process prior to surgery, my significant other with me during the procedure, skin-to-skin as soon as possible, and for my significant other to remain with the baby at all times to consent to vaccines and medications the baby might need. After birth I would like delayed cord clamping, skin-to-skin as soon as possible for “golden hour”, I’d prefer to feel the urge to push the placenta out naturally without any force from the doctor and I would like to see my placenta before discarding, I’d prefer all treatments with baby to be in the room with me or have my significant other or doula to have eyes on the baby, prefer to breastfeed instead of formula, not quite sure how long to wait for the first sponge bath. I’d love to hear advice from my doula in my birth plan, I would love to learn advantages and disadvantages of what I have in mind so far, I am open to feedback! For postpartum, I’d prefer limited visitors, ice packs, heavy duty pads and dermaplast numbing spray or whatever the hospital has that will help ease the pain down there, Id prefer to leave the hospital after 24hrs if it is not medically necessary for baby or myself to stay longer.

We are lookin for a doula to support during the birthing process. As far as I know, the hospital we went to doesn't required a certification. Ideally more experience the better. We are English speakers. No set budget at the moment, looking for Doula's covered by Tricare. We use Triwest.

I plan to give birth at Mercy Gilbert Hospital. Cannot afford much out of pocket hoping to have insurance cover most and have a payment plan for the rest. Want as natural of a birth as possible, but am not opposed to a epidural if i decide that in the moment.

Hospital Under 2500 Epidural vaginal birth with free moving

I’m the grandmother inquiring for my daughter Hospital Shea Scottsdale First time mother. 41 years Need help wirh breastfeeding Birth doula and postpartum (days maybe 3x a week for first 3 weeks ) No meal prep or cleaning necessary Have an 11 lb mini poodle English speaking only Experienced provider Birth plan. : no vaccines

In need of labor doula primarily. Looking for someone that can make it to the hospital within 1 hr.

Hospital I’m not sure We are figuring out our birth plan.

I want to have a water birth at a birthing center , I want to keep my placenta,I want to try and keep it under 800$

I plan to give birth at northwest medical center. I have ahcccs and have heard that they reimburse. I am interested in a Doula to support me during labor and post labor. I plan to do an unmedicated birth and need all the support I can receive