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Im planning an at home water birth at a family members house along the ocean in campbell river, bc. I have a midwife team- "Team Ocean"- and I want it to be as calming, natural, spiritual as possible. I'd like to avoid the hospital as much as possible, that being said i am also 39 years old and this is our first. Im just looking for guidance for ease and wonder what sort of costs having a doula would be.

I plan to have a natural hospital birth and have the help and aid of a doula for knowledge and support

Im hoping to get a doula for information about giving birth and to have an advocate during labor. I plan on giving birth at Mercy hospital in Roseburg, OR. Im hoping to have my insurance pay for services. Im insured with Umpqua Health Alliance. I'd like to have an epidural and to be induced a week early at 39 weeks. I'd like to be advocated for because my last epidural failed and I had no pain management. It was traumatic for me. After birth I'd like some tips on parenting two children, A toddler and an infant.

Hospital birth in Nelson BC, budget is $1000 - $1500 depending on service. Planned unmedicated birth with midwifery care.

I plan to give birth at St Luke’s hospital in Meridian ID. I’m early in the process and would love to have insurance cover it but not sure what on the budget. I had a neo-natal loss and had an emergency c-section, followed by a vbac with a now healthy 2.5 year old. I was induced by a balloon and then pitocin and ended up getting an epidural. I would like a more natural birth and ideally would like to start labor at home and have more tools to do so and cope and have more ways to progress labor. My husband won’t have any TK E off so I am planning on laboring alone and looking for an educated support person/coach.

i want to give birth at home not to pricy someone who is family orientated communicates very well and u derstanding

1. I plan to give birth at my midwives birthing center or home. 2. Budget is whatever is average for doulas. 3. I am hoping to just get some information leading up to, and including birth. And then any follow up questions I have after birth. My midwives are an all natural service so no pain meds, just the tub or bed.

Hospital Medicaid (small budget) Unsure

I want to do it in a calm setting and I would like an affordable price. Birth Plan Environment & Labor Preferences: I would like a calm and relaxed environment with dim lighting. I prefer to move around freely during labor and try different pushing positions. I do not want coached or forced pushing and would like to follow my body’s natural urges. I would also like to eat and drink freely during labor. Medical Preferences: I prefer limited cervical checks and would like to avoid an epidural unless it becomes medically necessary. Delivery & Immediately After Birth: I would like delayed cord clamping until the cord turns white. I want immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth. Newborn Care: I prefer that the baby is gently wiped off instead of bathed right away, and I do not want a bath during the hospital stay. I do not want the Hep B vaccine given at birth. Feeding & Bonding: I plan to breastfeed and would like support with breastfeeding. I prefer that my baby stays in the room with me at all times (no nursery). Support People: I would like my husband and my mother present for support. I would like my husband to cut the umbilical cord

I am a 35 year black women with diabetes who needs help and guidance

Want some education and advocacy during birth. Not looking for emotional based intervention necessarily but the science and medical perspective when and where I need it. The dos and don’t. The best practices. Advice for me and my husband as this is our first baby. Plan on giving birth at Ricky view hospital. Budget - would like to use the coverage provided from Alberta health. I don’t currently have a birth plan.

I prefer to give birth at home not sure of a budget quite yet and I dont really have a birth plan I need help with all of it

Hospital birth. Doesn't have an idea how much is a doula service. My husband will be away from the moment I gave birth until November so it'll be me, my mom and my sister who will take care of the baby. Thinking of an additional help when it comes to all baby needs on the first couple months

I will be giving birth in Drumheller AB. This is my first pregnancy. I am unsure of the average cost of a doula but we are on a bit of tight budget. I am hoping to give birth vaginally (not opposed to epidural) but am also willing to have a c section if needed.

1) pain relief 2) dilating faster 3) moral support 4) trauma free birth

Plan to give birth in a hospital Don’t have a budget Don’t have a birth plan

I plan to give birth either home or a nice place - no hospital room Lowest budget possible First time mom, need help with all

1. Hospital 2. Unknown estimated budget 3. Vbac, epidural, placenta encapsulation, need patient advocacy due to previous birth trauma 4. Accepts Anthem insurance

I recently moved here and I'm 36 weeks pregnant. I'm looking for someone supportive of a more natural birth without interventions(if possible). I'm hoping for a home birth but also ok with a hospital birth as long as I can have a calm, quiet environment with very little staff around so I don't feel overwhelmed. I'm hoping for a waterbirth if possible. My budget would be $1000.

1. Providence st Joseph memorial hospital Santa Rosa 2. 1500 range 3. Comfort and advocacy during birth