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Looking for a CNM in Philadelphia for a homebirth.

Home Want a provider that takes my insurance and is confident on what they’re doing with me and the baby 30 years old I’m having twins

I would like to give birth at home preferably a water birth in a tub. this will be my first baby. i do not have any insurance & our budget is between $500-$1500. i don't have birth plan yet as i am only 3 months pregnant but i will have it very soon as the weeks go by

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I would like a mid-wife to help me give assistance with an at home water birth. I rather a Mid-wife over a Dula because in case anything happens to me or the baby that might need medical attention, a midwife is medically certified to assist in that situation, if it where to occur. A dula is for support & help to relax & I’ll have plenty of that with dad & my family. I’d also like to know what they need me to get to prepare for this home birth so it’s available for when baby comes. I don’t have insurance, I did but they recently took me off. I am willing to pay out of pocket.

- Plan to give birth at Redeemer Health Hospital in Meadowbrook, PA. - 0-$1800 - Do not have a birth plan yet.

Home or hospital or birth center , 2-4K, I will have a print out of birth plan

28 weeks along with my second baby. First was born at a birth center that sadly had to close down. Currently working with midwives to deliver at Einstein but would love to see if I can find midwives that offer home births and work with hospitals around Abington in case of emergency. Einstein is a bit far and I have had some frustration with them, so I’m looking for possibly changing my care team. A home birth would also make it easier navigating what to do with my toddler while giving birth. Thanks!

I am a pediatric OT, that also provides craniosacral work. I am looking for midwives in the Delaware, Chester, Philadelphia, and Montgomery county area to coordinate with.

This will be my second birth. My first was at a birthing center this go round I want a home birth.

Im a first time mom and I live far from my family so I would like a doula or midwife to help and guide me toward a calmer birth, offering tips and support. I’m planning a natural delivery for my baby in December.

Birth centre- insurance- looking for a certified nurse midwive of a board certified obgyn for a first pregnancy- unmedicated-

St. Mary’s hospital covered under keystone first Medicaid insurance

I am approximately 9 weeks pregnant with my fourth baby and am looking for a Certified Nurse Midwife who attends planned home births. I live in Delaware County, PA, and am willing to travel for prenatal appointments if needed. I am hoping to find someone who accepts Pennsylvania pregnancy Medicaid, but I am also open to discussing self-pay options if necessary. I had a previous labor that lasted about 3 hours, so home birth is especially important to me. I am looking for a provider who supports physiologic birth, informed decision-making, and individualized care.

Unmedicated, delayed cord clamping until it is white, no vaccines or little to no, no bath, as much skin to skin contact. Preferred birthing bath or pool at a birthing centre near lansdale or bluebell. Estimated budget of 8-10 thousand.

I just did a positive urinary test on Friday so I must be at 5 weeks. It is my second pregnancy. My first baby was delivered 2 years ago at the Birth Center in Bryn Mawr, which sadly closed a couple of months ago. I am looking for a follow up with midwives, and a birthing experience as natural as possible, but still safe (I am not sure I am ready for a birth at home even though it is something I am interested about). I know labor in bath helps a lot so I would like to have that possibility. Most hospitals don’t have bath tubs they say they have hydrotherapy but it is often “just” a shower. I am not sure I can do without epidural if I don’t have a bath tub… that is my story: I live in Malvern PA and am looking for a pregnancy follow up as well as a way to deliver the baby in a way that was close to my first great experience with the Birth Center.

I am newly pregnant and this is my first time. I would prefer a home birth but I am concerned that because I am very petite, I may have trouble. I am open to a hospital setting if it is more natural and midwives are present. Our budget is $7,000

Hello! My name is Sophia, I’m pregnant for the first time at 30 yo. I want to find birth options somewhere in the middle. Not home birth, not hospital. Non-invasive- as natural as possible but with some modern accommodations such as alternative pain management, movement, etc. I ultimately have no idea what the right things are to do as this process continues but I feel my body will tell me what to do. And I’d like to find someone who I trust and can allow me to explore this next chapter.

I am planning to give birth in a Hospital or possibly birth center. I am looking for my child to remain unvaccinated and have a natural birth with limited intervention. I am also looking for a provider that accepts insurance or has an NPI number that I can submit for reimbursement from my insurance company.

Roughly 18 weeks with my 3rd baby looking for a midwife who would come to the house to do routine checkups and help with delivery. I would like to labor in the hospital but it would be nice to have support. I'm not interested in homebirth. I find dealing with the mainstream medical community depersonalizing and it would be great to have another option.