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Will be giving birth at Memorial on flamingo road. Open budget. want to have another vaginal birth without epidural (last one failed). Better breathing through contraction control. Stretches.

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I plan on giving birth at a birth center and I have insurance that fully overs doulasunited healthcare and simply Medicaid. I want to give birth without an Epidural or pain meds as best as possible and looking for support and guidance through it all. This is my first baby and I’m excited but also want to be as prepared as can be!

Hello! We are excited to welcome our little one and are looking for a kind, experienced, and dependable caregiver to support our family after the birth. I will be delivering at the hospital and am planning to have a scheduled C-section. Because of this, I'm looking for someone who is experienced in caring for newborns and can provide both compassionate care for our baby and helpful support during my recovery. Our ideal candidate has at least three years of professional experience with newborns, is knowledgeable about infant sleep routines and gentle sleep training, and holds current, verifiable Infant CPR and First Aid certifications. We value someone who is patient, nurturing, reliable, calm under pressure, communicates well, and genuinely enjoys helping families during this special time. If you have a passion for newborn care and supporting parents during those first few months, we'd love to hear from you!

HCA Florida University Hospital: Natural birth with epidural, want to learn more about more about birth and not tearing

HCS florida Davie Not sure what I should budget don't know much about pricing. Wishlist vbac and hopefully unmedicated

I’m not on a strict program I just want someone who know what they are doing and loves what they are doing

I want to do a pool birth I want delayed curd clamping I also want to keep my placenta I also would like them to assist me throughout the whole process

Hospital birth Interested in seeing what it will cost before moving forward. Midwife led care Intending to birth naturally and option of a water is available

Hello! I plan to have my baby girl at home and with my husband by my side. As far as estimated budget, I really don't have a set number. I would prefer to have a water birth as well.

Someone the help my wife while I'm not around to help

We are gonna have baby at the hospital We have TRICARE prime My birth plan is I have a daughter now so I wanna be home as long as possible and also wanna head to hospital And probably I will have epidural. But last time my active contraction was so long it started on Monday evening and went to hospital but got discharged and next day evening we went to hospital again and finally admitted. And I gave birth like Wednesday noon so it was really long so this time hopefully I can get birth sooner.

Plan to give birth at HCA Fl University Hospital, estimated budget of up to $3000, not sure of a birth plan yet, help with any help for a first time mom

HCA Hospital- Davie. Still learning about all my options

I’m 4 months pregnant looking for a doula that accepts my insurance and don’t have any prenatal care currently

We would like a night nanny to help with overnight newborn care. Preferred someone with experienced and CPR trained.

Looking for midwife and dula who works together great . I’m also interested in water birth

I want to understand lactation and keep my placenta

I would like to give birth at the hospital, spending no more than $2000 . A few things I have added to my birth plan are - Delaying the bath - Delaying Umbilical cord cut - Skin to skin contact - Baby does not leave the room, if absolutely necessary grandma & dad must go and advised why - Keeping placenta - Laboring down

Will be needing breadt milk feeding visits when I come back from hospital. But have to be covered by my oscar insurance.