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I plan to give birth at home with no epidural which I'm hoping could be covered by insurance so relatively low to no out of pocket

We are excited to bring in our first child together through our IVF journey. I am very nervous and uninformed of things that are important and actually mean something to me and my baby's development. We need guidance and advice from someone whose views are in the same line as my husband and I. Budget is negotiable. I have no birth plan because I have no clue what im really getting into.

Fairview hospital, budget flexible, hoping for a more natural/ holistic birth experience but open to epidural for pain control, do not want to labor and push on back in bed, would like to stay mobile

And advocate while giving labor teaching me how to go threw all pregnancy stages

Home visit ibclc certified lactation consultant Maryland

Latching problem, low supply, and wrong flange … z

Need help with breastfeeding and pumping, completely overwhelmed as a first time mom.

Recently moved and seeking information on local options for natural birthing support at local hospital for 1st time mom.

Hi!! I had a newborn on 11/20/25. I have been pumping but have been struggling with latching her to the breast. She can latch but only when someone is helping me (aka my sister who just had a newborn) I want to be able to breast feed and only pump when needed.

looking for a medicaid covered doula for birth, postpartum, and lactation support. i’m delivering at southwest general hospital

Would like to work with someone with several years of experience. I’d like to meet at my home if possible, otherwise online can work. I am 34, and have been breastfeeding and pumping 1-2 times per day. I have a Spectra S2, Momcozy S9 Procabd Elvie Stride. I almost exclusively use the spectra. Baby has been feeding hourly for 10-15 minutes but falls asleep very quickly after latching. The lack of sleep is concerning for me but also for baby since he only gets short naps like this. Concerned about maintaining supply. I also want to pump to store milk before starting baby in daycare and to help with nighttime feeds. I also produce more on the left than the right. We ultimately want to make sure my supply is sufficient but also be able to have freezer inventory of milk to take to daycare but also to offer a bottle for nighttime feeds. We have a tight but possibly flexible budget.

Needing to find a lactation consultant to help with breast feeding. I am an over producer and would like more info on how to regulate my supply. Really hoping to get baby to comfortable latch especially for night feedings.

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.

I think I have An over supply especially on the right side so baby is gulping while nursing and then is gassy as a result

This is my third baby and I breastfed months two but her latch isn’t deep enough and I’m really struggling to breastfeed her. I’m at the point here I am exclusively pumping and I don’t know how to help her with her latch. I’ve done every position and have used nipple shields. The nipple shields help a little but she stl finishes feeding via bottle. I would like to breastfeed more than bottle feed and I think her latch needs to be deeer. My nipples are very irritated because of this. She’s 6 weeks old.

My baby won’t latch to my breast, I want to breastfeed her. We have been using a nipple shield since the hospital and doing an SNS with formula, but now that my milk is in I want to breastfeed but she won’t latch.

I’m hoping to have a natural birth in the hospital, but am not opposed to medication if needed. This is my first child and I’m trying to be prepared. I also plan to breastfeed.

First time mom and I need someone who can support during my birthing decisions

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Northwestern Provide your estimated budget: insurance Describe your birth plan: natural Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) experienced Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) Provide your estimated budget Include your insurance provider name and plan details. blue cross blueshield community health plan

Looking for help with establishing an exclusive pumping schedule. I’m currently pumping every 2-3 hrs during the day (for 15-20 mins each) and every 4 hrs overnight. I continue to have what I believe are clogged ducts on both sides. I want to ensure I am pumping on the correct settings to ensure I am fully emptying myself while also not causing damage.