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First baby in Hillsboro/beaverton,neede help with bathing new born,night time care

I plan on giving birth in the hospital and want to go as natural as possible but am not against getting an epidural if it is needed. I want to avoid a c-section again at all costs.

I am looking for a birthing doula who can help support my wants and needs during child birth I plan on giving birth at riverbend hospital I am hoping to use trillium to pay I don’t have a birth plan yet I just need help learning how to breast feed and understand a baby’s needs and wants

I am in early pregnancy and will update this section as I form a more comprehensive birth and postpartum plan. Currently, I am looking for a doula to provide both birth and postpartum support. I am due April 2027 and plan to give birth at a hospital near me.

I am planning on doing a home birth with 2 midwifes here in lane county, Eugene Oregon. I am hoping to find someone who is covered by OHP. My birth plan focuses on low-intervention birth with support systems in place for a healthy & supported birth. We are English speakers and I would prefer someone who has been a doula for 4+ years. I would love someone who has postpartum care included and might be able to help with laundry to food prep for first week or two postpartum. Thank you!

I plan to have a vaginal birth at OHSU with an epidural. I am looking for a doula that can bill to Cigna Insurance.

Looking for local doulas to determine what my needs arw

* Planning to give birth at Legacy Meridian Hospital * Estimated budget: $3000 * Birth Plan: I’m looking for a kind, empathetic, and lighthearted care provider who communicates clearly and honestly. I’m detail-oriented and want to understand my options and feel empowered to make informed decisions without pressure. My priority is a healthy baby with the least pain possible, and I’m open to either a vaginal birth or planned C-section with strong support for early pain management. I also have a history of medical trauma, IBS, vaginismus, and emergency abdominal surgery, which can make pain and the thought of vaginal birth particularly anxiety-provoking. * Insurance Provider: PPO through Blue Cross Blue Shield.

I am seeking a birth doula who specializes / has experience in fetal positioning. My first child was born occiput posterior with a complicated forceps delivery, so I’d like to work with someone who can help me through labor and hopefully get this baby in a better position for birth! I believe my baby is currently in the Right Occiput Posterior position which can be more difficult. I plan to give birth in Providence hospital and would like to labor at home/unmedicated for as long as I can before going in and likely getting an epidural.

Kadlec regional medical center, I would like to not get the epidural and try to move freely as much as I can.

This is my first pregnancy. I want a natural birth, though I haven't decided on hospital or at home yet. I'm very early in my journey but just want to start looking at options now. I'm hoping to find someone who takes OHP or to stay under $5000. I would prefer a Christian woman who shares the same beliefs and values.

In need of someone that can advocate for me when being at my weakest. To also give advice since I am a first time mom.

I have no idea… all I know is that I will be giving birth at Asante hospital

Hospital birth, unmedicated vbac,second baby, type 1 diabetic,

- hospital birth planned c section - just baby and me will be care recipients - laundry help if possible

at randall’s children hospital. unmedicated birth besides nitrous oxide. minimal medical interference. would like guidance with positions that aid in less tearing. delayed chord clamping. no vitamin k or eye ointment. no dilation checks. no pressure to speed up birth if everything is ok. OHP.

At home water birth Estimated budget $1500-$2000 I would like an unmedicated, holistic natural birth. With no interventions.

I plan on having a hospital birth, but I have no concept of budget or what my birth plan will look like - I am so overwhelmed.

I am planning to go to the hospital, Learn how to breathe during labor, I want to deliver natural, but more details I am still working on my birth plan

This is our first child and would like to go low/no interventions as possible. We like the idea of being home for as long as possible, since it’s our first kid we hope to eventually transition into the hospital but to do the majority of laboring at home with a possible water birth. We would like to receive more education around different interventions, creating a birth plan, and techniques to help with birthing!