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Peace health hospital I’m looking to have an easy, healthy guided pregnancy/birth. I would like to have a natural birth if possible, but I do understand things could change. I would also like to make sure my baby doesn’t get loaded up with a bunch of vaccines right at birth. I would like to only do the necessary vaccines and prolong the vaccine timeline. I would like coaching through out my pregnancy to aid in the best possible birth and healthiest baby. As far as nutrition to help my body and babies body. Also postpartum aid.

My husband and I are preparing our bodies to have kids. I need to get my hormones tested to see what needs to be adjusted for a safe and healthy pregnancy. I’m trying to establish care with a provider I trust so we’ll be well set up once we are pregnant. I’d like to have a natural birth, pain free if possible, perhaps at home. More than anything, I’d like to not have interventions and medications pushed on me

Fifth pregnancy, with one miscarriage. Currently 4 weeks. Previously had a caesarean due to baby being IUGR and SGA. Following two births were VBACs, unmediated in the hospital. Last birth I declined all hospital intervention and then caught baby with help of midwife. Desire to birth and deliver at home for fourth baby

Homebirth midwife in network. I want them to have a holistic approach.

I would like to do a home birth or birthing center or something similar. This is my second pregnancy. My older child is 4yrs old and was born c-section. So this would be a VBAC birth. I will turn 33 just before having the baby. I would like a CNM with at least 3 years experience. We have Aetna insurance. I would really like to find someone covered by insurance and in network.

midwife at hospital for low risk, low intervention vaginal delivery who takes medicaid

This is our first child and would like to go low/no interventions as possible. We like the idea of being home for as long as possible, since it’s our first kid we hope to eventually transition into the hospital but to do the majority of laboring at home with a possible water birth. We would like to receive more education around different interventions, creating a birth plan, and techniques to help with birthing!

Im 20, and this is my first. I want to not only be educated but helped and supported through the whole process, as well as find a cheaper more cost friendly route thats not a spendy OBGYN, but also can support medically if that makes sense. I am open to talk about the options of where i can give birth, I dont really know what a good estimated budget would look like. Overall I feel I need to talk to a professional and weigh all my odds and decide on everything then.

We plan on having a home birth looking around no more then 5k with payments and Are interested in having this home birth due wanting to have our own free will and rights with our pregnancy we do not the hospital involved with any unnecessary vaccinations that harms our new upcoming baby