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I plan to deliver in the hospital. I am a first time mom and still have not much idea about the delivery and everything after that. Maybe we can benefit with a night nanny. If I can have an all natural birth, that would be wonderful. But whatever is best for the baby and me.

I plan to give birth at UM hospital in Ann Arbor I’m looking for a lactation consultant that takes my insurance I have a doula I’m working with as well I now need a lactation consultant to help me prepare for breastfeeding and my breastfeeding journey also someone to talk about my medication while breastfeeding

I want to find out if I’m doing things wrong as far as pumping and breast feeding

I'm concerned my supply has dropped. I'd like to do a weighted feed but before I book an appointment, do you take insurance? Thank you!

Hello I would like help with pumping, supply, and weaning off the breast. Currently I breast feed my baby and only pump when I am away from him. I am only away from him maybe 2 times out the week for appointments or to run errands. When I do have to pump the breast pump aren’t clearing all the milk out I have to do 2 or more sessions.

I need assistance with breastfeeding. Covered by insurance would be ideal.

Everything breastfeeding. We are frustrated with irregular milk supply and techniques. Budget is bigger for someone who can actually help and do it quickly

Looking for a lactation consultant who can help me improve my babies latch. Right now my almost week and a half newborn has a shallow latch and struggles to latch consistently. We are supplementing with bottles of breast milk and formula(when needed). I am pumping but would prefer to nurse since I'm really disliking pumping. I'm hoping to find a provider who is covered by insurance or st an affordable price.

Looking for a night time nurse so I can get my sleep and someone who can educate me on how to care for my newborn.

i am looking for a compassionate experienced doula. i’m planning to have a natural water birth and want someone who can help me with the labor process.

Looking for someone to assist me with nightly routines of rest along with me learning to manage breastfeeding with a newborn. Someone who is cpr certified is a requirement, and at least 10 years experience with newborns. Good transportation is a requirement as well as a welcoming and peaceful spirit. If you are able to teach me tricks with breastfeeding, and other nightly routines that really something I am looking for. Mainly assisting with newborn while I am able to rest and be available for breastfeeding. Goal would be Monday -Friday with a pay of $20.

Birth at a hospital Doula covered through insurance hope to have no induction, epidural do not want to give birth on my back due to weak pelvic floor muscles

1. henry ford macomb. 2. would like services to be covered by insurance 3. not sure yet, whatever needs to happen. pain free

1)hospital 2)n/a 3)natural hospital birth with minimal interventions

Hello, my name is Marcela. My baby is a little over four months now I was on maternity leave for three months and I’ve been working for almost 2 months now.I’m a full-time working mom in need of a lactation consultant. Our breast-feeding journey is going perfectly fine baby latches correctly. He’s happy at the breast. I am in need of a breast pump expert. I am a dietitian and I understand the importance of breast-feeding and my long-term goal is to rest fit my baby for at least two years, but I am struggling immensely wish my breastmilk output, I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong; I’m wondering if my flange size is incorrect or if I’m not using my pump correctly. Please help I’m losing confidence, I’m so sad that this is not working out. I speak English and Spanish, any language would be fine. We are currently uninsured. Both in person or online consultations are ok. Thank you so much,

I am looking to give birth at the Trinity Health Family Birth Center in Ann Arbor. I would like to find a doula that could help me advocate for the unmedicated, calm, quiet birth of my dreams. My ideal birth would feel peaceful and empowering, with as minimal interruptions as possible. I would also like to breastfeed, so support in that area would be a huge bonus!

Need help with a blister or milk bleb on my nipple that is very painful and having trouble navigating while feeding

Hi! I am seeking a doula who accepts Medicaid coverage. I’m due in just a few short weeks and would love to find a doula who is able to help me accomplish my birth preferences: - reduce likelihood of c-section, and other intervention, continuous professional support, hoping for maximal pain relief support since I don't want an epidural - help with the first feed - to have someone in my corner to translate medical jargon, relieving sense of unknown. - unless medically indicated, I plan to spend early labor at home to stay relaxed and hydrated in a familiar setting - I prefer to avoid Pitocin or artificial rupture of membranes unless there is a clear medical necessity - I wish to use upright or gravity-neutral positions for pushing to improve efficiency and reduce the risk of tearing - Immediately after birth, I request immediate skin-to-skin contact and delayed cord clamping (until it stops pulsing) - I plan to exclusively breastfeed and wish for all initial assessments to be done while the baby is on my chest if possible.

St Francis hospital . I’d like to have a natural birth barring and complications that threaten the safety of myself or baby. I believe my insurance covers certified doula care.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I don't know the costs of doula. I was hoping to get something that is covered completely by insurance. My budget is under $1000 as long as a payment plan is offered. My plan for birth is to go unmedicated. I'm eager to learn about pain management that doesn't include an epidural.