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I plan to give birth at Carroll hospital in Westminster Md I’m unsure what something like this costs I don’t have a birth plan yet- I’m a first time mom. I want to do whatever is safest for me and the baby but also in the most natural way possible. I’m not sure what to believe in the mom support groups and I feel it’s just making me more anxious.

2nd pregnancy, looking for more support during the birth and potential help with breast feeding. My biggest support during birth will not be able to be there this time. I exclusive pumped with my 1st and would like to actually put more of an effort into trying to directly breastfeed this time. only thing in my birth plan is to try to go unmedicated again. i really enjoyed laboring in the tub with my 1st but would like to really try for switching up position when pushing.

Plan to give birth at the Clough Birthing Center in Concord MA, estimated budget is 1500 - 2500, max 3000. Hoping to have a natural birth, no epidural, using hypnotechniques. First time mom looking for guidance and particularly help in forming birthing plan.

New mom GW hospital No birth plan No budget at this time

Plan to deliver at glens falls hospital. Unsure of budget. Plan to labor if possible and get an epidural of pain is too much.

Planning to give birth in a hospital and looking for support and guidence through birth.

1) Hospital- Emerson Concord 2) unsure 3) unsure on birth plan, currently 10 weeks and 6 days, have not had opportunity to discuss birth plan. Open to medication, looking for advocacy

would like to have natural birth in hospital but would like to labor at home as long as possible

1.Southshore hospital, Weymouth, MA 2. insurance BCBS of MA 3. I want to avoid a c section

I just found out my husband and I are expecting! For the past two years, I have become fascinated with the thought of having an unmedicated birth. I'd consider myself pretty educated in the birth world (also because I grew up with a mom who worked in Labor and Delivery as a nurse). I'd love to labor at home as long as I can and then transfer over to the hospital. My dream would be a birth center, but there isn't any near me. I would love it to just be my husband and I with the support and help from a doula. I'm looking for someone who can help advocate for me during labor, especially in a hospital setting.

Recently moved and seeking information on local options for natural birthing support at local hospital for 1st time mom.

Looking for an OBGYN office that has midwives. I prefer a more natural approach to childbirth and want that support. I plan to give birth at Crouse Hospital

I do plan on giving birth at hospital. I’m considering induction to be more planned and less chaos if possible. I haven’t rlly decided on a budget, want to learn more about doulas and get a better understanding of what they are. I also haven’t came up with an exact birth plan yet

I'll give birth at Brigham and Women's Hospital. I want a doula to support me during labor and delivery and advocate for me to my medical team.

My husband and I are looking for an experienced birth doula for the birth of our first child around 3/8/26 at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. I plan on requesting an epidural and would like to work with someone who can provide gentle, proactive, constructive support with that in mind. We value someone who is calm, experienced, an active participant, and who brings a good energy.

This is my 4th pregnancy and I am wanting to attempt a TOLAC. I’m looking for a doula with strong advocacy skills and has experience with TOLAC/VBAC patients. I plan to deliver at AAMC.

Currently expecting twin girls and striving for a natural birth and need an advocate in the room for me other than my husband. I will deliver at Brigham and women’s hospital. In addition to the birth doula we are focused on securing overnight care most importantly, and will also be evaluating some daytime help. Many thanks.

I am looking for a doula to accompany me during labor in a hospital setting and to support both me and my partner through decision-making. Since we will not know in advance which doctor will deliver the baby, we would value having a familiar and trusted presence in the room—someone with whom we have already established a relationship. I am seeking guidance in creating a safe and thoughtful birth plan. It is important to me that the doula is open to medical interventions when necessary and can help me make informed, wise decisions throughout the process. I am also looking for postpartum support, including guidance on newborn sleep and lactation. Ideally, the doula would have at least four years of experience.

1. Holly Cross Hospital but thinking about changing 2.no budget 3. Birth plan is to have full range of movement no hooked up to monitors and IVs the whole time. Not pushing on my back if the baby is having a hard time coming out . No clamping cord right away and waiting till it’s limp and discolored

I plan on giving birth in a hospital because I’m 37 and this is my first pregnancy and considered geriatric. I don’t have an estimated budget as I do not know the cost. I don’t have a birth plan, I’m only 6 weeks pregnant.