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I plan to give birth at Staten Island RUMC hospital with my OB GYN Dr. Tubman

Giving birth at Valley Hospital. It's my husband and I's first child, a babygirl. We are overwhelmed with so much information that is out there especially when it comes to vaccinations and certain procedures hospitals do that we want to feel that we have a voice in our decisions and/or birth plan. We would prefer to have a natural birth, delayed cord clamping, keeping baby with us, etc. Our budget is about 1800

Home birth Trying to go with insurance The more natural possible

Hospital, don’t know budget first child, need help developing plan

I am new to the idea of having a doula. I would like to do more preparation work to hopefully have a smoother delivery. My first experience of childbirth, ended in a natural delivery that was forceps assisted, and I had 3+ hours of pushing before we decided between forceps or C section. I had to be induced after 11 days being overdue. I would hope that with this next pregnancy I can go naturally and have way less medications than I had the first time. I want to trust that my body knows what to do, but I need to help train it to achieve my goal. I understand despite some things are out of my control, I can help myself to have a better delivery and post partum outcome. 1. Monmouth Medical Center 2. Unsure, I am looking to see if I have insurance coverage.

Hospital unmedicated birth I didn’t decide on a budget yet No birth plan yet

I am specifically interested in support that includes prenatal guidance and preparation, continuous labor and birth support, and postpartum care to assist with recovery, emotional well-being, and the transition into motherhood. Having consistent, knowledgeable, and compassionate support throughout this entire journey is very important to me.

Monmouth medical center Aetna insurance Provide support and education

i really wanted a at home birth, but if not i would prefer to give birth at st. charles. I dont want any medication that isnt necessary i want skin to skin if possible for both me and the dad.

I plan to give birth at a hospital, not sure on budget, birth plan is do do integrative birth experience.

Hi there, my name is Hannah and I’m looking for a night nurse for postpartum, as well as a Doula for my birthing experience. I need someone experienced in birth in order to avoid tearing (even though I plan on using an epidural) and also someone who is highly trained in sleep training for my baby once that becomes an option for them. We will be needing the night nurse for at least 8 weeks with option to potentially extend. I live in Mendham, NJ and I will be birthing out of Morristown Hospital! I would like to create a birth plan that includes limited vaccines with the most necessary only and to be delayed and as spread out as possible! Delayed cord clamping, baby does not leave the room, no eye ointment and birthing in a side laying position or position optimum for limited tearing. Budget: for discussion

Overlook hospital Doula and midwife. This is my initial reach out so I am unsure of next steps

1. Giving birth at Penn Medicine. 2. Need information on pricing. 3. Hoping to avoid epidural / unnecessary medical interventions. Want Golden hour, delayed cord clamping (until white not pulsing), avoid pitocin if possible, etc.

I plan on giving birth at the Vassar brothers Hospital in Poughkeepsie. My estimated budget is anywhere from 2500 to 3500. My birth plan is flexible at this point. I’m still trying to decide what’s best for me. I’m not opposed to a medicated plan. I would like the Doula to be certified and to have at least 2 to 3 years of experience. I would like lots of resources to childbirth education classes.

I would like to have a vaginal birth, I am 42 yrs

We are planning to give birth at a hospital, and are interested in pre-natal support services that are in-network with our insurance.

hospital birth unmedicated would like to stay under $800 for a doula

Im a first time mom who is nervous and didnt have the best experience for the first doctors appointment. I would like some insight on birthing options and what midwives have to offer. 1. I havent completely decided on a home birth vs hospital birth 2. Not sure, just want good care 3. To have a safe and healthy baby. I would like to try a natural birth

Picking a hospital, and assisting with a birth plan

Right now we're looking for childbirth education and find a group we like to possibly expand into a labor and delivery doula 1. Capital Health (Hopewell) 2. A few hundred if it's the right group 3. Looking for help with a birth plan