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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 need a doula and a midwife has to be female preferably a native or Hispanic one i am native and Hispanic I speak English only bit it brings me closer to my heritage I live in warren OH im due March 15th 2027 and would like to birth in a center rather than a hospital preferably water birth
Home birth, just my husband, mom, and midwife, no budget
Id love to have an at home birth my budget is between 4,000-6,000 I’d love to have a water birth in my home with the most supportive people with me
I need a midwife that will take caresourse insurance and do a home birth
Birth plan is hopefully unmedicated, natural birth. I am having twins and already am hearing from doctors and family members that "It's too much, just do a C-section" I don't want to have a C-section and I want to avoid an epidural if possible. I don't have really much in the list category yet but that's my main goal. And hopefully minimal tearing if there's tricks to prevent that. No routine episiotomy. Not sure on a budget, not sure how much a doula or a midwife would cost. I plan to give birth at Akron General, but nothing set in stone.
I just want to be home, in my own environment to be able to give birth to my baby. I am a nurse but I am not well versed in the complications that can come with pregnancy and delivery. I want to be at home, with a water birth. I know your time is valuable and was hoping of a budget around 1,800. I would like to talk over the phone about typical birth and what to do if something happens. This is my first baby, again I do not know much.
I am a first time mother and don't know what to expect. I have been nervous about the lack of communication from my OB's office and need general education and reassurance more than anything. I need to know what questions to ask. I don't know enough about this to know what my budget should be. I just need more information.
Home birth or hospital No certain budget Birth plan is unmedicated and as natural as possible
Hi! Good afternoon! My name is Lydia! I want to give birth at my house. And I don’t know how my budget would be yet me and my husband just got married and switch a lot of stuff over to each other and name switch and stuff. I was planning on getting a pool and do it possibly in the living room or something and then after I have baby go to my bed room with it.
Home Idk budget Birth plan unknown but looking for a very holistic non medicine induced no cord clamping labor and delivery
I am wanting an at home birth. Certified midwife needed
Hospital Trying to find someone covered through Tricare east prime Open to birth plans
Water birth. Someone calm. Someone who can answer my questions. Home birth ideally, I'll buy the tub. Payment plan I have Gravie Health insurance. Under Aetna
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 plan on giving birth at a hospital I can pay around 50 per visit I want a relaxing birth with only me my partner and midwife plus’s doctors and nurses I don’t want any medication for the birth
Planning to home a home birth in Lexington OH, first time mom. Needing a midwife covered by Blue Cross insurance More of a birth guide than birth plan, to keep everything as natural as possible
Home birth water birth and accepts tricare select insurance
Our first baby is due in April and we're planning a home birth. Wed like support through late pregnancy and delivery, ideally from someone experienced with. Budget around $2000
I would like to have a home birth. This will be my 5th baby. Needing a midwife covered by amerihealth caritas ohio medicaid. I'd love a water birth, this will be my last baby and it would be the only one as a water birth.
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