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1. Baptist south hospital 2. Coverage with Tricare 3. Medicated vaginal birth

Hospital,$1,000 with payment plan. Still unsure of my birthplan

We plan doing the birth at a birthing center, however, they require us to have a doula. Not quite sure on budget, we want a very natural holistic birth plan

1. I want to do an at home birth but may also have a hospital/birthing center lined up in the event i need it due to complications. 2. Not discussing at this time. 3. Natural

1. Milton Hospital 2. 10-15k 3. Hmmm to give birth at a hospital but we will need support before, during and after pregnancy. Also we would like to know the do and don't as parents since this is our first child. We may also need a nanny after birth to help us out for the first few months.

I will be 28 at the time of birth.. I would like to give birth at home but cannot find a midwife so may have to resort to a hospital and I’d like to have a water birth. I am open to discussing budget. I hope to have my husband and mum with me at the time of birth. I require someone calm, with a wealth of knowledge and experience in supporting women through a trauma informed lens. Also - nutrition is important to me so someone who understands healthy nutrition and holistic care. English spoken well is necessary, French is optional but would be nice. I hope to have night care at least 2-3 times a week as my husband will be travelling for work over a couple months postpartum. I hope to sleep train and get some help with laundry/basic chores for baby. Open to discuss hourly rates or packages.

Plan to give birth at advent health, Ocala, Fl Plan to use Medicaid

I'm planning on giving birth at a hospital (AdventHealth Wesley Chapel). I'm hoping to find someone in my area who takes Medicaid (FL Aetna Better Health). My biggest reasons for looking into doulas is because I have had a life-long struggle with depression and anxiety and pregnancy has definitely heightened all of that. I don't have any friends who have been through pregnancy or have kids, so I don't have anyone to go to for guidance other than calling my OB or asking ChatGPT. My fiancé could also benefit from some guidance. It's my first pregnancy and my will be my fiancé's first child, so we don't know much regarding birth plan besides that we want our son to be circumcised and we want him to get all medically recommended vaccines and medications. We are open to suggestions.

Hospital birth. Budget $1000. Birth plan as per obgyn recommendation.

i plan to give birth at a birthing center I have medicaid so i would plan for that to cover the expenses my birth plan is a completely natural birth

I need a midwife who can help me through pregnancy journey

Hi! My name is Chanley and I’m currently pregnant with my first baby. My husband will be on deployment around the time the baby is supposed to be born. So I’m navigating a lot of this on my own. My family does support me, but they live a couple hours away, so they can’t always be here in person. I’m really looking for a doula who could provide some guidance, support, and reassurance through the rest of my pregnancy and during birth. Since this is my first baby, having someone experienced to help me understand what to expect and advocate for me would mean a lot. I also have TRICARE Prime, so I’m hoping to find someone familiar with that if possible. I’d love to talk more and see if we might be a good fit. Thank you!

I was thinking of wanting to have a water birth Home

I would like to give birth in the comfort of my home

st joseph candler unknown Little to no intervention. if possible want epidural

Want to give birth at home, hospitals scare me. I would love some extra help.

I will be going to St. Joseph’s hospital in Hamilton. Our budget would be around $1,500-$2,000. My ideal birth plan would be a vaginal birth with my husband there with my doula. Listening to music would be great but I don’t want other unnecessary noises and people present if they don’t need to be. I don’t want my water artificially broken and I do not want to be induced if it can be avoided. I do want an epidural for pain management. I would like delayed cord cutting and to have my baby spend the golden hour with me after they are born. I do not want an episiotomy or things like forceps to be used to deliver my baby if it can be avoided. I want the process to be as calm as possible.

Hi there, I’m a first-time mom seeking a doula with strong experience supporting Black women and women of color through pregnancy and childbirth. I’ll be delivering at Baptist South in Jacksonville with an August 2026 due date, and I want to get started early so we can build trust, align on a birth plan, and make this entire experience feel confident and supported. Budget: $1,500–$2,500 depending on the level of support included; flexible I’m planning a hospital birth, preferably natural but very open to epidural if needed, and I’m looking for someone who: • Creates a calm, empowered, culturally affirming experience • Keeps me relaxed and informed without overwhelming me • Collaborates effectively with nurses and providers • Supports my partner so he feels confident and involved • Brings comfort techniques, positioning expertise, and strong coaching through labor and pushing • Helps me navigate key decisions clearly and confidently I also value postpartum support, including: • Light cleaning and basic household assistance • Simple meal prep or snack support • Breastfeeding guidance and newborn care tips • Emotional support during those early days home Positive energy, professionalism, and strong advocacy skills are a must. Excited to connect and find the right partner for this journey.

I need education on birthing and support in the hospital

I plan on giving birth in a holistic birthing center. My budget is $1500 maximum. I plan to go the route of natural birth with minimal medical intervention, with the option only if medically necessary.