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I am a first time mom, so I’m new to all of this and trying to find the best option for my baby, my family, and myself. I plan to give birth at home and go the most natural route possible.

I am looking for a good midwife and doula. Would love some recommendations

I will give birth in a hospital and am open to methods but think I would prefer natural if I can manage it. I don't have a budget.

I’m a first time mom but I do want to water birth and that’s about all I have

Im looking for a midwife to help assist in my home birth. Due to 3 horrible birthing experiences I have decided im wanting to stay home where im most comfortable with a professionals assistance in a home water birth. Im not sure of my price for some one to take insurance (caresource) would be best but I understand that may not be able to happen.

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8 weeks along, looking for a midwife for care, looking to birth in a hospital with an water birth option.

I am wanting an at home birth. Certified midwife needed

14 weeks pregnant with my first looking for a midwife that does homebirths and is accepting March 2027 due dates! I will be moving to either Westerville Ohio or Delaware Ohio before I’m due

Affordability is a must, I need prenatal care and this is my first pregnancy

I want to give birth naturally. Unmediated. I will be giving birth at OSU. Right now I currently haven’t created my birth plan since I still have some time to go. But giving birth without epidural and as painless as possible is the main goal.

Im a first time mom and alot of these things im seeing about birth and the things people are scared of some of the things after looking into them a bit ive realized is not required and I need someone who knows how all this works especially in the hospital i have a horrible fear of hospitals and needles and I just feel having someone who knows everything about all that with me to help explain ALL my options instead of the ones people usually pick would be so lovely and helpful, I would love to have a birthing pool involved but i also do not want a home birth I want to be in a hospital in case anything at all happens but I love the homebirth lay out if that makes since, im only 11 weeks so far and im actively getting on medicaid because we dont have much money and I do not wanna be in debt forever, I have an amazing partner who is helpful with everything already but neither of us know what to expect other than the horror stories ive heard from other women I dont know anything about the actual birthing experience and it terrifies me I want to have someone who can help explain things better to me so I can make decisions best based on me and how I feel about things.

Home birth water birth and accepts tricare select insurance

Looking for a homebirth doula and midwife to assist with first pregnancy. Not pregnant at the moment but looking to start interviewing our birthing team !

i’d like to do a home birth or birth at a birthing center. i don’t necessarily have a budget as this is my first baby but id like to not go into debt haven’t completely decided on a birth plan but if i had to choose i’d want to give birth at home or in a birthing center, i want a water birth, i dont want to worry or stress about things that i dont need to, i want to feel comfortable with my midwife, i do not want the baby’s cord cut until it is not pulsing and the cord is white. no bath for the baby, all natural birth

Looking for a Midwife to assist us in a Home Water Birth in Central Ohio for our 2nd child. Baby is due 12/21

Home birth. No budget at the moment but there is time to figure out a low cost. Medicaid billing only. Non medicated, naturally managed pain relief. Massage, counter pressure, peanut ball, yoga ball, tennis ball, support person keeping steady count out loud for me to focus on while going through contractions near the end. No cord cutting until mother says so- extended time needed. No pulling on cord as the placenta is being delivered. Doppler use for checking babies heart while in labor. Free movement necessary for pain management. Baby is to recieve no eye ointment, no vaccines, and remain in mother's arms for immediate bonding. No blood sugar testing. Breastfeeding as soon as the baby is ready, on demand. Frequent sessions on breastfeeding expected and given.

I plan to give birth at Wooster Community Hospital. I have Ohio Medicaid or if paying out of pocket around $1000. I’d like to birth with medical intervention available but take non-intervention avenues whenever possible.

I’m not sure where I want to give birth yet as I just found out a few days ago I’m pregnant, I want an affordable midwife as I’m looking to book my first appointment

Planning on doing a homebirth as natural as possible in Lexington Ohio need a midwife covered by Blue Cross insurance first time Mom