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A night time specialist to help build a sleep schedule and with nightime responisibitlies of a new born

Hospital birth for a high risk pregnancy. Presbyterian Turquoise medicaid accepted. Induction likely, hello with avoiding epidural if possible or help during if I have one.

I would love to find someone to prepare me for labor. Help me know what to expect but also advocate for me during the delivery. Someone who knows what to expect, knows the language, knows what I want and will stand up for me and give me all the information available to me. I don't want myself or my husband to have to be stressed having to google things while I'm delivering because the doctors told me a I need something that I'm not sure if I want. Just someone to advocate for me and make sure I make the right decisions for baby and I. I would like to try an unmedicated birth if possible. I understand complications happen and things change but I really really don't want to deliver on my back. I would like to be as mobile as possible. We plan to deliver at Rust medical Center.

My partner and I are expecting our first child at the end of January! We've lived in Santa Fe for almost three years and are planning to give birth at Christus. Budget estimate is roughly $2000 for prenatal and birth doula services

I was due on 07/20/2026. Baby has not come yet. I am scheduled for induction on 07/28/2026. I am seeking services during as well as post-partum services. I have technically had a high-risk pregnancy since the beginning.

I would need to work with a woman, I’d prefer to give birth at home. My estimated budget is $15,000

A doula with home birth experience and who can provide emotional and physical support during labor

I plan to give birth at the birthing center through Vida Midwifery. I am ideally hoping to have a water birth. My budget is max $3,500.00 ideally.

We plan to give birth at Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque. As far as a birth plan goes, I’m not sure if I will be doing a natural delivery or epidural yet. I plan on doing hypnobirthing, and delayed cord cutting (if all goes to plan.) My budget is around $1,000 but that’s flexible.

Hospital birth, ideally unmedicated birth, want someone to help us feel supported physically and mentally and advocate for us

-Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital -Provide your estimated budget Don't have one -Describe your birth plan Hospital possible induction, no epidural, want to be in the water as much as I can, dont want to be stuck to the bed.

Planning to give birth in a hospital. Estimated budget is 5,000$ -$15,000. This is my second pregnancy, but first birth - since my first pregnancy was a chemical pregnancy and ended in a miscarriage. My birth plan is relatively open and flexible - the only thing I am decided on at the moment is that I would like to walk around as much as possible for as long as I can before I need to start pushing.

Home I had a c section but want a vaginal birth no hospitals do vaginal birth after c setion

I plan to give birth near home, but the hospital is not one that my OB works at, so I will be giving birth at a different hospital due to past experiences and preferences. I would like a provider who accepts Tricare Prime. I would like to have a calm and safe vaginal birth (past experience is traumatic and I was not heard).

I would like somebody that could help me achieve a smooth at home nonmedicated birth

1. UNM Main Hospital 2. $1000 3. Medicated vaginal birth

I am looking for information about midwives and doulas for hospital birth or birthing center. I am on Medicaid. I want still developing my birth plan, I would like someone to educate me and help me develop a natural leaning birth plan.