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I plan on giving birth at Stamford hospital, my estimated budget would not be more than 2500. I would like to give birth naturally unmedicated.

Stamford Hospital 2,000 ideally want “natural” but open to trusting the process and my intuition

Planning to give birth at a birth center. Looking for support.

Hello, my plan is to give birth in a hospital but I want to make sure that I have the best chances of a vaginal delivery. I want to have a birth plan that includes getting epidural if needed, using different labor positions and techniques, encouraging skin-to-skin, delayed cord clamping, exclusively breast feeding etc. I would prefer to discuss a package deal of what services can be provided and figuring out what works for both of us.

1. I plan to give birth in a hospital 2. $1000-$2500 3. Birth plan: (I'm currently building one). But I am considering an epidural.

This will be my first time giving birth at home. I want a home birth and I need someone with lots of knowledge and patience for the process. I also need someone who accepts medical I do not know my actual budget. I would love help coming up with a birth plan.

1. Yale New Haven 2. Using Husky Medicaid 3. I need help coming up with a birth plan

Stamford hospital I’m unemployed so would like Medicaid to Cover all costs Trying for unmediated, delayed cord clamping , as little medical intervention as possible

I previously gave birth to my second son at home and would love to do it again. My husband and I would just like assistance from a doula this time around. I feel the process would less stressful and much more memorable with a doula, however I do plan to go to hospital afterwards to make sure everything is okay medically with the baby and I.

Looking for a mostly natural birth with help in positions, no pain meds etc. in a hospital

Plan to give birth at Yale children's hospital Not sure of estimated budget yet Birth plan for c section and vaginal - fully medicated birth with epidural and pain meds - need a doula to help me get through birth with complicated relationship with baby's father and to have more support for both of us

Hospital Going through the insurance Calm , easy going sweet

Danbury Hospital, budget $2500 (prefer services that are covered by insurance). Birth plan TBD

Home birth $3k Looking for hands off birth professional and postpartum doula

Hospital birth- not entirely sure how cost works, and would want to see if my insurance covers any care- I would ideally (could definitely change) like to aim for a natural birth. One where I am able to walk and move around (be in a shower). This will be my first child, so everything is new to me- but I do a lot of research.

I will be having twins at Bridgeport hospital. Ideally if there are no complications I would like to give birth vaginally with as little medical intervention as possible. This is my first pregnancy and I am 35 so given my age and the fact that I am having twins, I’m considered high risk.

I'm going to give birth at the Hudson Valley NY Presbyterian Hospital in Cortlandt, NY. I would like to have a natural birth and would like to avoid a c section. I'm okay with some medication and am currently undecided on an epidural but leaning towards no. I'm not sure what my budget will be closer to birth but currently money is very tight. Still want to see what my options are so I can plan as my pregnancy progresses

Hospital birth and need a doula to explain certain birthing techniques and do I need a doula if i may have a c section

I need a team willing to travel with me in necessary. I live in new york and in italy, and don't know where I'll be giving birth yet. I'm willing to pay very healthy fees. I'd feel more comfortable with a midwife and doula by my side from the United States (a plus if she speaks italian). I had a very traumatic birth experience with my daughter and have a lot of requests this time around...mostly I want to be unmedicated and left alone. I just need someone to advocate for me in case the doctors get pushy and don't respect my needs. I am open to giving birth at home as long as we figure out a plan for an emergency. I do not want any meds administered to the baby as long as the baby is born healthy- no medical interventions. I'll also be delaying the hep b vaccine as I'm not a carrier.

Plan to give birth at the NYP Bronxville hospital. Budget up to $2k but up to how much insurance can help with! Birth plan TBD— first time mom, just want to make it through!