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1.Christus Mother Frances Hospital 2.$1500-2,000 3. Goal: Low-intervention, natural vaginal birth in a hospital setting while safely using approved natural supplements and comfort methods. If complications occur, explain options, include me in decision making and advocate on what’s best.

Giving birth at Christus Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas. Unsure on budget/pricing Have a toddler at home (will be 18mo at the time of delivery 2nd baby) looking for help for the first few weeks as we transition.

Hospital birth but would like to keep low intervention and as natural as possible. First time parent so looking to see how much this might cost and if it’s something we can afford. Would like to labor at home as long as possible and then will go to Maple Grove fo delivery.

I plan to do a repeat second cesarean. I have a 1 year old toddler and will need help with care for her while I attend to her newborn sibling. My estimated budget is pretty low.

I've always wanted to have my babies naturally with little to no pain medication, IV or laughing gas would be as far as I would go. I do not want to labor or give birth in a hospital unless I have no other choice, if things take a turn I have a doctor at Mercy hospital. Our estimated budget would probably be 1.5k-2.k overall. We're a young couple starting out in a new town, we're starting to get back on our feet and we were not expecting to have a little one so soon. I want a water birth with low lighting, calming music and an aroma im familiar with, one doula and at least one to two midwives, my husband will be there and as for extras that is yet to be decided. I would also like either a foam mat low to the ground or a bed to get on if we need a change from the pool/tub. Yoga balls and all the fixings. Basically whatever I need to have a safe, smooth and calm birth, that'll be cheaper and less stressful than a hospital stay. Thank you!

I’m trying to get my milk supply up,I have been pumping and giving it to him in a bottle so I can see how many ounces he is getting but it’s not enough after a feed bec he’s still hungry

Preferably in a hospital, I am on Texas prenatal Medicaid. I do not have a birth plan yet.

1. Hospital 2. Under 4.5k 3. Unmedicated labor in hospital setting with husband, mother, and children present. Last labor my eldest (now 17) supported through labor with Mom and husband; this time they'd be supporting toddler if temperamentally appropriate at that time. So far, so good! Seeking doula care for postpartum support with light housecleaning, healthy meal prep for mama expecting to EBF, and supporting with toddler snacks/meals occasionally. With the birth of my son I found the best support was having consistent nutritive food nearby to sustain my energy and navigate early weeks. I was able to wear my newborn and cook for myself but would love to have recipes I can share and have prepped/someone more knowledgeable suggest best nutrition for recovery so we can bond with newborn. Expecting 4-20 hrs a week for up to two months with possible support holding newborn so I can stay connected to toddler through early transition period. Expect him to be willing and eager to continue helping as able and appropriate, so hoping to have someone who can put my nutritional needs first to support me showing up for the babies. Even with second degree tearing through this last birth I was able to walk up to two miles postpartum within six weeks so I anticipate getting back to some level of activity to support my recovery. Want to be able to rely on healthy snacks and good nutrition to support my postpartum recovery after my husband's paternity leave ends. Expecting to have mother in home to support with toddler care and take care of her own meals, but learned last time around she struggled with helping in ways that I really needed as related to staying hydrated and fed through the first few weeks. Need an advocate who will keep me on a routine to stay nourished to show up how I want.

I plan to give birth at a birth center in Tyler. I will have my mom and my partner available for support for the first couple of weeks, but I am looking for someone who is familiar with postpartum herbalism, belly binding, and holistic eating after birth. Just a couple of sessions in the first 2 weeks and then once my support has to leave and go back to work, I might schedule more often while I'm at home healing with my 2 year old and newborn.

We are a family of four , two boys ages 9 and 2, and we are expecting twins in July. We are looking for someone that can provide just a little extra support during the first few weeks of recovery. We are going to have our babies at Detar North , by c section.

We need a night of sleep. We are very tired, and very much need any overnight session

Looking for 6-8 hours a week of help at home. This would be on Tuesday ans Wednesdays starting in January. My daughter is 4 months old and my boyfriend and are looking for extra support.

I’d like help during the day during the fourth trimester. I’d like to be able to sleep about 3 hours while they take care of the newborn.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital but making sure it’s a comfortable setting with no medication or ivs what so ever. I want extra help and to be near a hospital if something goes wrong. My budget is up in the air too. Would like if insurance could cover a lot of the costs.

How much is the cost for a Muslim faith doula or birth coach for a possible c section

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I really want someone to advocate for me. Budget could be around 800 My birth plan is to try and be as natural as possible. To be able to let my body do what’s necessary for baby to come earth side. I dont want any medical intervention unless its an emergency. I dont want to push on my back and I want to breath my baby out without couched pushing. I want my husband to be my rock and look after me with you on my side working with him. This is my first birth.

We need someone who has at least 1-2 years experience dealing with newborns and can help me and my wife through this newborn phase with our child as we are unsure if he is getting the care he needs. He’s very fussy after feeding and is gassy. Have talked with our pediatrician and are trying different things however someone with experience in house with us would definitely be very helpful. Help us figure out what the baby needs and help us put him to sleep. Sleep training and feeding we need help with. And some basic cleaning and warming up food would be helpful.

Experienced night nurse or post partum doula to help with night feedings of donor milk

Planning to give birth at Southdale Hospital. I'll be using state insurance with medica and my insurance will only cover services for doulas in Fairview Health or Allina Network. I would love a labor and postpartum doula.

I will be giving birth in the hospital. I’m having a scheduled c-section. This is my 4th pregnancy. I need assistance with after care once coming home from the hospital.