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I’m planning to give birth at Winn Army Hospital. I’m active duty so hoping for something completely covered by tricare. I’m wanting a natural birth, no epidural.

Hi! My name is Allison. I am planning to give birth at Memorial in Savannah, but live in Hinesville. My plan is to do an unmediated aged vaginal delivery while laboring at home as long as possible, but this may be tricky with an almost hour drive to the hospital. I want someone I can discuss my birth preferences with and just someone to be an advocate for me.

My daughter had an upper lip tie released back in February. Her latch still looks incorrect & hurts a ton. She is hungry 24/7 and I believe it’s due to poor latch.

Lactation specialist, I need relief from swollen hard breast only on one side

Plan to give birth at Northside Atlanta Would like potential prenatal education, but definitely birthing care, and potential postpartum help Birth plan is to only receive epidural (no additional medicine for mom or baby), no vaccination, and bring own products for bathing/eyedrops/etc

-better understanding of breastfeeding routine -breastfeeding positions -better understanding of how to nurse and pump to maintain increases supply of milk

I can’t get my baby to latch from being bottle fed for so long neither am I making hardly any supply like I used to my first few weeks and I don’t know how to use my breast pump and now the suction is low, I need a lactation consultant that accepts Medicaid

Lactation tips as well as answer questions about a possible nipple bleb.

Sore possibly cracked nipple. Need a consultant to check latch is proper.

Baby may have possible tongue tie. Not latching correctly

Baby won’t latch without nipple shield. I have been feeding her with the nipple shield and then pumping after

I need a lactation consultant to hopefully help increase my supply and help baby latch better

I plan to give birth at the Flagler Hospital in St. Augustine. I currently see the midwives in the OBGYN Associates office there. I would prefer to use insurance (United Healthcare Community Plan- Medicaid). As far as birth plan, i definitely want to avoid an epidural if possible. Minor pain medicine is okay but nothing too crazy.

In home lactation help by lactation specialist. Need help with newborn feeding.

I’m looking for a postpartum doula to support me and my family as we welcome our second child. My goal is to have a positive, supported postpartum experience — both physically and emotionally — while adjusting to life with a newborn and a busy toddler. I plan to birth vaginally in the hospital, as I did with my first, and I did not have a doula previously. This time, I would love more hands-on support and guidance during the recovery and adjustment period at home. One of my biggest priorities is breastfeeding support. With my first son, he spent the first four days in the nursery and had difficulty latching once we were together. I also have inverted nipples, which added to the challenge. I worked with a lactation consultant, but it became overwhelming trying to balance nursing and pumping, and I eventually transitioned to exclusively pumping. For this baby, I would really like to breastfeed successfully and feel confident doing so. I would appreciate a doula with strong lactation knowledge who can offer practical help and encouragement with positioning, latch, and feeding routines — as well as support if I choose to combine nursing and pumping. Beyond feeding, I’m looking for general postpartum support — someone who can help ease the transition by caring for the baby while I rest or shower, light household help (meals, laundry, tidying), emotional support, and gentle guidance through recovery. I want to focus on healing, bonding with my baby, and adjusting as a family of four, and I value having someone calm, nurturing, and experienced by my side during this time.

Arbic speaking or Indian ethnicity birthing doula and postpartum doula I plan on a home birth 1500.00 budget Home with help

Difficulty latching and getting milk. I was able to collect colostrum the night of the C-section, but since then have not been able to hand express or collect.

Ochsner Using insurance FEP BCBS Birth Doula Will be a FTM

I have a 4 month old who has always struggled to latch. My supply is really low but I would like to get her to start breastfeeding again. Currently she completely refuses. She used to nurse for a little bit every day

I'm 36 years old and about to have my second biological daughter on the 23rd of March. My first daughter is 10 and unfortunately I was unable to breastfeed her due to my lack of support and knowledge. This time, I am determined to BF my baby, but I am very scared. I will be delivering her via C Section at Sarasota Memorial. And as of now we don't have a budget as I am not familiar with standard LC fees. Please advise!