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I am planning to give birth with the midwives in the beacon health system. I would like a doula who can help with labor coaching, specifically with suggesting best labor position and strategies for labor progression and pain management. I plan to have a water birth. Our estimated budget is $800.

I will be giving birth at Memorial Hospital in South Bend, IN. I can not go over $2,000, and am hoping to spend less than that if I can! My birth plan includes a natural birth. Vaginally, with no epidural. I do NOT want to be induced unless it is literally life or death. I plan to move around and try several positions, and am very interested in a water birth. This is my first child! 😁

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I would like to find a Doula who is in network with TRICARE. I would like to labor as long as possible at home before going to the hospital and then wait or avoid medication. I am open to an epidural and pain meds however, if my body is telling me, I need them.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I have had some past medical issues including a brain tumor and chemo and radiation that have left my body unique in certain ways. My pituitary glad does not function so I just need help navigating.

Midwive and doula for home birth experience preferably a certified one

Learning more about pregnancy and what I want for my pregnancy/birth plan. Wanting a holistic approach. Plan to give birth in a hospital.

1. I would like to know the best options for at home and hospital births and would prefer an at home birth. 2. My budget is flexible. 3. I need help creating and implementing a comprehensive birth plan.

I plan on giving birth in a hospital in jeffersonville indiana. Our budget is limited unfortunately, id say 1-2k. I'd like to go as natural as possible but have the option for medical intervention if it's too much pain.

I plan to give birth at U of L in downtown Louisville. Since it is fully out of pocket, I am hoping to spend less than 1500$ This will be my first child, I am due in late July. I am wanting to go as natural as possible, but since I really have no idea what to expect as far as what my body will feel, I want to be open to doing what I feel I need at the time. I very much want to naturally go into labor rather than having to use Pit to induce. My wife will be with me, but I would love to have someone there that is focusing solely on being my advocate and making the experience as smooth as possible. I would ideally love to not have an epidural, but I also want to prepare to give myself grace in the moment if I decide to change my mind.

I plan to give birth in the hospital( IU health women’s health center fishers. My budget is 200$ Natural birth plan.

I’m a first time single mother. I’m adopted, so while my mother had been incredibly supportive, she doesn’t have much advice about the birthing process or what to expect. I plan to give birth at Baptist Floyd I am 31 years old and own my own home. My blood type is A (-) so I have some concerns. I would like to breast feed. I have much family support, but no partner. My estimated budget is $2,000 Do you accept insurance

Aiken hospital Cord clamp delay No pulling on uterus No shots or eye cream All natural birth

Just found out I’m pregnant want to have a checkup

I plan on giving birth in a hospital due to the fact I have 2 fibroids measuring 1.3 cm and 4.8 cm. If there is a safe way for me to achieve a healthy birth at I would prefer a home water birth instead of a hospital water birth. My budget is around 3 thousand dollars. I'm a first time mom and I'm still coming up with my birthing plan. I currently know I want no medications, and I'm going to incorporate Christian hypnobirthing techniques to help my breathing and anxiety.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. Vaginally and medication free to Mono-Di twins. I need a Doula that accepts Tricare.

I’m a first-time mom and recently moved to Georgia, so everything about this process is new for me. I’m hoping to find a doula who is experienced with hospital births, understands my rights as a patient, and can offer guidance rooted in safety and evidence-based care. I want someone who will help me feel informed, empowered, and supported from pregnancy through birth.

My gynecologist is at northwestern. I don’t have a birth plan or a budget.

Birthing center or hospital, 2,000-2500, not sure about birth plan but would like to be unmedicated, labor at home, squatting position

I would like to find a birthing center to give birth at I am very newly pregnant and the only thing im sure of is I would like a water birth but I would also like access to medical providers in the case of a medical emergency so I think a birthing center would ve the best middle grounds for me i estimate my budget around 1,500

This is my first pregnancy and I'm hoping to give birth at the hospital. Budget $2500 I don't currently know much to create a birth plan.