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Hello, Looking for a doula that takes Medicaid for a September birth.

Education. Had my first child by c-section and the whole thing felt so out of control. I want to know my rights, what helps, and how to plan better.

I want to do water birth this my first pregnancy and just need help and advice as a first mom.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, just want extra help with what would be my best birth plan options

certified, african american and takes anthem insurance

I will have a water home birth. I need support and encouragement. I also need child birth classes. I would like a water birth.

Would like assisted home birth covered by Medicaid

1.Hospital 2. 2,500.00 3. Potential epidural, but hopefully as little intervention as possible 4. Looking for someone to advocate for me during childbirth and coach me on pain management

I would like a more natural birth without an episiotomy or anything too crazy and I would like to be educated on better birthing positions

My name is June Aiu (25yr) and this is my first pregnancy. I am currently 30weeks + 5 days and I plan to give birth at my workplace, MetroHealth Glick Center (Main Campus) in Cleveland, Ohio. My official due date is February 6th, 2026. My budget range is $1,200-$1,500. My birth plan includes: Vaginal birth (unless absolutely necessary to change based on emergency circumstances), being as active/mobile as possible during early labor, utilizing oral/IV push medications and breathing/meditative exercises for pain relief, avoid an epidural (if possible), utilize nitrous oxide after 7cm dilation for pain relief (if my facility has this as a treatment option), and delayed cord clamping (about 2-5min). I’d also like to keep my placenta if that’s possible. The only people I want present in the delivery room are the providers, the baby’s father, and my mother.

1. Fairview Hospital 2.$600 3. Try to have a natural birth but not opposed to epidural

University hospitals My insurance I want unmedicated , squat , on my knees birth , laughing gas if available

I'm not going to lie I know I'm going to have my baby at the hospital but what else that really entails I'm not sure.

I want to have an advocate for my birth plan with me and also someone helping me through my pregnancy and delivery. I want to feel as prepared as I can with helpful knowledge and a more natural approach that is best for the baby not what the standards are which sometimes I feel like the hospital goes by.

I am 38 years old and a first time mother. I have a great support team, but I would like help when at the Doctors office and during birth. I am black and nervous about not being heard or being mistreated during labor. Sad we have to be scared, but its true. I Just want to have a healthy delivery, be heard, and my baby and I to be treated properly .I plan to give birth in a hospital. I will take off maternity leave for 3 months, I am open as far as budget. I don't know what to say there.

Giving birth at the hospital, tight budget, no vaccines at birth, epidural but nothing else, frst baby and need help/education on everything

How to birth baby without epidural Steps following up to birth delivery When to breastfeed baby When to change baby diaper Postpartum Depression Child care needs Over all motherhood in general

im looking to give birth at womans hospital. Tricare covers a doula and i am wanting to see if i can find one right for me. im hoping to go unmedicated as both my mom and sister had allergies to pain meds during birth and dont want to risk it.

Someone who is in network with BCBS of Louisiana please

I plan to give birth at Summa Hospital in Akron, OH.