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1st time mom hospital birth want to stay as natural as possible and labor in comfortable position. Seeking a doula that accepts medicaid- sunshine health mma

Want a doula that can support me before and after my baby is born. I may have to have a another C-section being that I had one with my last 3 kids. So I may need help with getting around at home after giving birth.

I plan to give birth at home in Ocala, I just had my firstborn via elective C-section last year in September. I would love someone rooted in their walk with Jesus, and I need someone who accepts Sunshine Health.

I believe I have to give birth at the hospital as I’ve had a c-section (followed by a successful VBAC). I would like to labor as little as possible in the hospital. My goal is to utilize more laboring positions/techniques for a natural birth if possible to do so.

First time mom so looking for assistance in creating a birth plan, lactation, and infant education, as well as a night nanny/nurse. Will be giving birth in Gainesville at HCA north Florida hospital. I do not have a budget as this is all new to me.

Labor and delivery

I am mostly interested in preparing my body for labor, learning positions, breathing techniques. Also very important for me to have support during labor and an extra advocate in the hospital beside my husband that will also be with me. I had a bad hospital experience last time and felt lost during labor despite using the typical labor classes, so I would love to have direction when needed during labor. I am a Christian so faith is very important to me and it would be nice to connected to someone of like faith, though it is not absolutely necessary either.

I plan on having a home birth. Would like a doula that’s Christian based. A herbalist. I don’t like taking medicine

Plan to give birth at home 1,000-2,000 My ideal birth plan is to have a calm, natural, and low-intervention birth. I would like to labor and give birth at home, where I feel most comfortable and relaxed. I want to be able to move around freely, walk, change positions, and listen to my body throughout labor. I would like a birth pool I prefer to have an unmedicated birth and would like to avoid an epidural or other pain medications. Obviously if circumstances change I am open to being flexible as my safety and my baby’s come first

I’m a first time mom and I always have a lot of anxiety about almost everything so I really just want someone to walk me through everything and help me be prepared and help me communicate my needs while giving birth I have Medicaid i’m pretty sure it is Humana health. I’m giving birth at Waterman AdventHealth. As of right now, I don’t have a birth plan or know what that is

1. Home 2. Insurance (sunshine health LTC) 3. At home medical and emotional services

Home or birth center $1000 ish range Zero interventions, calm, peaceful

I’m a first time mom planning a birth center delivery and want emotional and physical support. My budget is around $1k

None I don’t have anything that’s needed right now. I like to give birth in my hospital. I just wanna find a Doula in my area.

I would like to give a home birth, have the most natural birth as possible. A lotus birth no cord clamping and I have United health community plan.

Second pregnancy. First was scheduled C-section at 39+1 due to being breech since 24 weeks. Hoping for VBAC, would like unmedicated but OB says I should have epidural in place “just in case”. Provider is Advent Health OBGYN at Twin Lakes, delivering at Advent Health Daytona Beach.

Just trying to find all my options. Plan on giving birth in hospital. Don’t have a budget yet because I’m still trying to figure out the cost of everything in my area.

Hi Lisa! My name is Zoey, and I’m a first-time mom expecting a baby boy with my fiancé, Ethan, in January 2027. I’m currently established with an OB and planning to give birth at a hospital in DeLand. I’m hoping to have an unmedicated birth and have been looking into getting a doula to help support me and Ethan throughout the labor and birth process. I have so many questions and have heard such great things about having a doula, so I’d love to learn more about your services and what you offer. Would you be able to send me some information or let me know if we could schedule a consultation? Thank you so much!

Uhmmm lol, this would be my first time seeing a midwife/ receiving doula support. I apologize for not necessarily being able to identify or list my current needs.

Giving birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital I have insurance through Tricare and Medicaid My birth plan is a VBA2C. I want to labor as much at home as I can . I’m open to pain relief intervention and I would like to be able to push. If I can go natural that would be amazing.