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My 6-month-old has had consistently low intake (under 24 oz/day), with feeds ranging from 0.5–3 oz approximately 7 times per day. She is collapsing bottle nipples during feeds and has developed a strong bottle/nipple preference. Attempts to increase nipple flow have resulted in refusal. Her weight percentile has decreased from the 52nd to the 22nd percentile. I am requesting a feeding evaluation as soon as possible, including assessment of oral motor function and tongue mobility (IBCLC or feeding specialist referral).

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but I don't feel comfortable with the doctor i'going to, she wants to schedule me for a c section but I really want to try natural birth this time, this will be my second child. My first one was on 05/16/2020, and my preferred language is Spanish.

I am a 21 year old black woman and I plan to have a natural , vaginal and unmedicated birth at the hospital . I am looking for a doula who specializes in care for women of color. I have medicaid and this is my first pregnancy so I am not sure how budgeting and payment works.

Baby originally latched okay but at first I wasn’t producing enough milk so the pediatrician had me supplement formula as well as breast feed. Ever since he took the bottle he won’t latch to the breast anymore

Hospital birth Not sure of budget? Hoping to go with little to no medication but definitely no epidural.

Dealing with breast refusal for about a month now and also won’t take a bottle. Baby will only nurse while sleeping

I plan to give birth in the hospital. My estimated budget is about $200-$300. My birth plan is to labor for a bit at home before going to the hospital because I progress quickly. I’d like to labor in a tub, move around, and use a peanut ball to encourage dilation. I’d also like breathing techniques and emotional support and visualization/meditative techniques.

Overall help from sleeping to milk to understand the baby needs. Seeking any assistance from a doula or midwife in home to best assist

1. UNM Main Hospital 2. $1000 3. Medicated vaginal birth

Help with breastfeeding, ideally an in home visit to help get on track

We are looking to have a home birth and continue our prenatal/postnatal care with a midwife able to do so

Planning to have a hospital birth. My budget would maybe be $2500 max and I would need help making a birth plan

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I want to try and have a unmedicated birth but if the pains too much I want to go over options, no epidural, I want to be able to give birth other then on my back, I want to extend cord clamping until it’s white, I don’t want the baby to leave the room if he doesn’t have too and my partner will be there with him if he has too leave the room, I don’t want my placenta yanked out,

My son is 12 weeks old and not gaining like he should. We’re introducing formula but I want help increasing my supply

3 wk old newborn - better latching, wanting to increase supply. currently combo feeding with formula. been able to pump up to 2oz per session, not always. Accepts Medicaid or within the budget of 50-100$

Needing some help with breastfeeding. My son is 3 weeks old and I am exclusively breastfeeding, but we have been having some issues with reflux. I’m not sure if it’s because of how the lach is and if he is swallowing too much air while he’s eating. I don’t want to stop breastfeeding, and am just looking for some help and knowledge!

My name is Trinity. I’m currently planning on birthing at Lovelace. I am looking for a Doula covered through Tricare. My birth plan has not been created or discussed yet.

I am looking for a female-only birth doula for a hospital birth in Denver this April. My budget is approximately $1,500–$2,500 (to be reimbursed via Maven Wallet). My goal is a supportive, calm environment where I can receive an epidural for pain management but avoid medical induction unless absolutely necessary. I am looking for a doula who is an expert in 'epidural positioning' to keep labor progressing and can suggest specific techniques or precautions to help me avoid tearing. My partner will be my primary support, and I do not want any men in the room other than him. I value a 'hands-off' approach to the second stage of labor; I prefer to avoid forced or coached pushing and instead want to wait until I feel the urge (laboring down). Post-birth, I am prioritizing delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin, and ensuring the baby does not leave the room for routine assessments.

I am not sure if I am latching correctly. My baby is really gassy after feeds and his lips almost look white. It feels like he has a deep latch, but want to double check. I would like someone who is younger and also a mother

My baby is 4 months old and doesn’t latch anymore and with pumping I feel like I’m not getting enough to fill her up. I’m wanting to get help to latch her again. She will latch on once in a while but not for every feed. Also wanting help to increase my milk, getting 4-6 oz with my first pump and after more than 3oz.