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Hospital mercy okc, ok would like education and attend the birth at hospital, assist during labor and educate before. Should take sooner care insurance

Birth Doula to help with creating birthing plan and to also assist with labor. Possible need for postpartum and assistance with breastfeeding. Plan to give birth in hospital

I have soonercare. I want a VBAC. I’m 41. I want to deliver at mercy in Oklahoma City.

Home birth, Spanish speaking preferred, TRICARE authorized

We are giving birth to our son at St. John’s in Tulsa with Dr. Hildebrand, and are currently exploring the doula option for further advocacy of a holistic and natural childbirth.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I don’t have a budget or spending cost in mind yet. I am looking for someone who specializes in natural birth techniques due to not wanting an epidural with my back issues. I also would like an advocate in the room. And someone who can help with breastfeeding/pumping.

Looking for a doula for a home birth. Located in Comanche Oklahoma

Hi there! My husband and I are excited to welcome our first baby (a little girl!) at the end of June and we would like to hire a doula to support us during this process. We are working with incredible midwives at Special Delivery in Tulsa, OK and will either have a home birth or utilize their birthing center - we are still undecided. We are planning and hoping to have an intervention-free, natural birthing experience.

I plan to give birth at Mercy hospital in Ardmore, OK. I do not have a budget-hoping its a covered service by my insurance. Birth plan is natural without any interventions. My insurance provider is ChampVA.

Would like a home birth. Do you take soonercare/medicaid. Just want a safe calming home birth

I’m not sure whether to give birth in a hospital or not. I’m not sure about budget but the OBGYN i currently go to isn't a place I feel i would be the most comfortable giving birth. I want a natural birth with a delayed cord cutting, I’m not sure about epidurals or any medications they’d give and haven’t gotten it explained to me much.

Hospital soonercare insurance Hoping for a VBAC this time

Need a birth and postpartum doula, I’m birthing in a birthing center completely natural. This is my first birth. Needing someone who can speak Spanish to help my husband who doesn’t speak English.

looking for a doula who take insurance. my budget is $2,000

-My names Aly, I’m 20 years old and due in July. I’m wanting a water birth at a facility made for water births. Preferably one that I’ll have my own space and not have to share an area with someone. -I have insurance but no outside midwife/doula take insurance. I want someone who can take insurance or has a payment system to split payments or doesn’t cost 7,000. This is a must for me due to not having the time to pay out of pocket. -For my birthing plan I don’t ask much. 1. I only want one or two people on my care team. 2. No rushing through the process. 3. I want the cord to be white before being cut 4. No constant fetal monitoring -I want a licensed and certified doula/midwife

I need a dula for a birth center birth that is highly trained in natural. Also knows how to guide me through labor via breath, touch and hypnosis. Budget is open to experience. I am 33 years old

I plan to get a csection at mercy hospital in okc. Tight budget. Highmark Blue cross blue shield and champva for medical insurance. Mainly looking for some extra emotional support during and after the pregnancy. This would be my first time using a doula.

I would prefer to give birth at me home in the bath or a small pool. This is my 3rd child. I have always wanted to have a water birth. If not, I am currently being seen at Chickasaw Nation Medical Center in Ada, OK. Im not 100% sure about a budget. Would need to be discussed. I would like to do an all natural birth, however, I'm not too informed on the best way to go about that. Same for helping with comfort the further along I get in the pregnancy. I dont really have a birth plan. I would like to have one. I know that I would like to go without an epidural, in water if possible, at home, and possible exercises to help me prepare for baby. Along with all natural supplements I should/could be taking.

1. Hospital 2. Tricare (Military) 3. No tear, guidance between contractions, and strong support system

1. Hospital 2. $3000 3. To be as comfortable & stress-free as possible. I do not like the idea of Pitocin and all kinds of medications that may affect my baby. I am not opposed to an epidural if pain is severe.