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I would love to give birth at home, but I’ll probably have the baby at a hospital

1. I plan to give birth at Tennova in Clarksville, TN. 2. I don’t really have an estimated budget, so willing to discuss. 3. I haven’t quite worked out my birth plan completely yet, but I do know I want to go unmedicated, plan on using Christian Hypnobirthing, delayed cord cutting, no vaccines or eye ointment for baby, skin to skin for first hour and all testing done in the room with mom and dad.

I never gave birth at home I’m just tried of being away from my kids and I wanna feel this birth experience at home with my husband and my kids and I’m also aware that I don’t like nurses that just take my baby away just to do test and just giving them there shots I don’t know about a budget I would say about 1,000 I don’t know I just want to give birth and that it I hope this is not to complicated.

Me and my husband‘s first child we planned on giving birth at a hospital. Our budget is between $1000 – $3000 We have no specific birth plans set up, but we already do have a doctor that we’re working with

I need a birth doula to help advocate for me as I am planning an unmedicated birth in a hospital . If possible to be around $2,000 I don’t have everything outlined for my birth plan but to name a few: - no epidural / no mention of the epidural - no episiotomy - wait for the cord to stop pulsing to cut - dim lights - minimal cervical checks - no pushing on my back - wireless monitoring so I can walk around - delayed bath for the baby to leave vernix - no vaccines - dad to cut the cord - food/water over IV - no

I plan to give birth at Williamson Medical Center in Franklin. Not sure on budget. I want an advocate for me at the birth. I have a son and my birth was not a good experience. I want to figure what would be best for me based off of that experience.

I’m just getting started with a birth plan but I want to give birth in a hospital

Looking for a widwivr center to give birth at

1. Will be giving birth on base (Ft Campbell) 2. I don’t have a budget yet. I’m new to all this and trying to see what’s best for me. 3. Baby doesn’t leave mine or daddy’s sight, delayed cord clamping, no cervical exams, no constant wakings for “testing or check ups”, no bath for baby, wait till placenta comes out on its own and keeping it to make capsules. Might be induced in February, etc…

Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, I would like one that is covered through tricare In a hospital

I would like to do a home birth idk my budget and idk a birth plan yet that’s why I need help

I plan to deliver in the hospital. I am a first time mom and still have not much idea about the delivery and everything after that. Maybe we can benefit with a night nanny. If I can have an all natural birth, that would be wonderful. But whatever is best for the baby and me.

Postpartum support while still in the hospital after birth

Everything idk what hospital yet just move down here

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want a Christian women who believes in Jesus and holistic practices. I want to have a unmedicated labor

I will give birth in a hospital as I am very high risk. I have lost 2 boys at around 24 weeks due to preterm labor. I just got a cervical cerclage to help prevent that this time. I would like to do delayed cord clamping and am not currently going to vaccinate.

Hospital, midwife, more details to come as I think through my birth plan preferences

Hello, I hope you’re doing well! We are interested in your postpartum doula services for about 6 weeks following our birth in mid- March of 2026. We’re interested in setting up a consultation to see if we’d be a good fit and to discuss your approach, availability, and if our Carrot benefit can be applied. Please let us know your availability for a meeting (virtual or in-person) in the coming days. We look forward to connecting and learning more about your work. Thank you so much for your time and care! Would you be able to let us know if you meet the following Carrot benefit qualifications? Doulas in the United States must have at least one of the following: * Medicaid approval to provide doula services in their state * An active doula certification from an eligible certifying organization * A certificate of completion from an eligible doula training program, plus three years of relevant doula experience Doulas must also have all three of the following to be eligible: * An active certification in adult and infant CPR from an eligible certifying organization * At least $1 million in professional liability insurance from a reputable insurer * Client and professional references   If so, could we send you a doula Carrot's application found here?   Spend the organizations mentioned above include: * DONA: Doulas of North America International * ProDoula * CAPPA: Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association * Cornerstone Birthwork Training * Doula Trainings International (DTI) * Childbirth International (CBI) * Madriella Doula Network * BEST Doula Training * Northwest Association for Perinatal Support (NAPS) * Natural Resources Thank you, Lucy Dieckhaus

1. Uw health, Rockford IL 2.we cannot currently afford out of pocket, but I am insured through BCBS community health plans that could cover the cost of the dula 3. I want to have an unmedicated vback after a breach c section birth for my first child. As natural as possible is my greatest goal.

I want to give birth in a hospital but last pregnancy I was completely ignored and brushed off very rudely when I spoke up for myself and I need someone to back me up. I have no idea of a budget. I'm really just exploring options right now.