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im looking to give birth at womans hospital. Tricare covers a doula and i am wanting to see if i can find one right for me. im hoping to go unmedicated as both my mom and sister had allergies to pain meds during birth and dont want to risk it.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, just want extra help with what would be my best birth plan options

I plan to give birth at home my estimated budget is 1000-1500. My birth plan is to be monitored by a Doula or midwife, but only want intervention when necessary.

Saint Francis 1200.00 id like to start a payment plan.. I want to have as low medical intervention as possible unless becomes medically nessicary such as epidural or c section and definitely dont want inductions.. I cant afford a birthing center or that's what id choose over a hospital.. im 37 and this is my first baby..

Hospital birth, I have tri care. Right now I do not have a birth plan set but I want to give birth unmedicated

I am interested in seeking out and using a doula for my birth. This is new to me! This isn’t second pregnancy and I had preeclampsia and had to be induced (not fun). I’m currently taking baby aspirin to hopefully reduce my chances. I’ve thought about and considered not getting an epidural. I’m scared but think it would help my chances of not tearing (also miserable). I want to be educated and learn different things than what I did the first time. I will give birth in a hospital. I have no idea how much that costs and if insurance covers that or not.

Ochsner LSU Health - St. Mary Medical Center $500

Lafayette, La. Accepts Tricare Insurance

I want to do a home birth at my own home, (water birth) and would like a midwife there, I’m a first time mom. I’m hoping Cigna covers and I’d rather discuss budgeting with midwife lol.

I plan on an unmedicated vbac birth in Salina’s hospital, I will need to be able to use my insurance as payment, I would like it to be intermittent monitoring, no pain meds or any meds to push labor along id like to do it as naturally as possible, I want to wait till the cords completely white to clamp and cut, I would like to have my golden hour with my baby, I do not want baby cleaned off or bathed after birth. I just want a peaceful, bonding, birth.

I am looking for a doula to help me prepare for labor and be there when I give birth to coach me through it. I will be giving birth in a birth center in Mt.Pleasant Tx, we have a tight budget. I plan on having a natural unmedicated water birth.

I would prefer to give birth at me home in the bath or a small pool. This is my 3rd child. I have always wanted to have a water birth. If not, I am currently being seen at Chickasaw Nation Medical Center in Ada, OK. Im not 100% sure about a budget. Would need to be discussed. I would like to do an all natural birth, however, I'm not too informed on the best way to go about that. Same for helping with comfort the further along I get in the pregnancy. I dont really have a birth plan. I would like to have one. I know that I would like to go without an epidural, in water if possible, at home, and possible exercises to help me prepare for baby. Along with all natural supplements I should/could be taking.

I would like to preferably have a home birth experience. I have wanted to do this my whole life. I am so excited to find someone who will help me get exactly what I need with my experience and also walk me through it. I don’t really have a budget but I saw online it can be around 10,000 so hopefully not over that but we are flexible. I have a birth plan guideline I can send you but basically I want no vaccines for me or my baby. I can send you the breakdown of my birth plan as well!

I plan to give birth at OU hospital in Oklahoma City, I am covered through my husbands united health care plan. I plan on having a VBAC birth, my husband wants to cut the cord, once its completely white. I also want to be able to move freely and comfortably during labor. We do not want baby to get jell in eyes once born. and no shots the first 24 hours after birth. I am located in Oklahoma city.

I am looking for a doula as I would like to have the most natural labor as much as I can and I would like a doula there to help and inform me. I will be giving birth at a hospital, I would rather not use an epidural or pitocin or any other medicine if not needed

Planning to give birth at medical city Plano. I’m not too sure of my birth plan or my budget just yet I would like to discuss and get further information.

I plan to give birth at the hospital Insurance accepted if possible Have a natural birth using the shower in hospital and nitrous oxide for pain

I plan to give birth at a hospital in Beaumont. I had to unexpectedly relocate here from Dallas so I am trying to find a new birth team. My estimated budget is 800$. I am looking to have a natural birth with free movement no episiotomy no forceps or vaccines and for pain management I want to use nitrous oxide and maybe hydrotherapy. Using warm towels and birthing props like birthing ball or peanut ball birthing stool. Wireless monitors on me so that I am able to move freely I don’t want to feel restricted or held down when giving birth. I want direct skin contact right after birth. No bath on my newborn. Not a lot of people in the delivery room. Calm environment. I want my water to break naturally unless intervention is medically necessary. That’s pretty much it for now still researching.

First time mom, have thyroid nodule from the past that has been in remission till now - 9 weeks pregnant - but want to give birth the most natural and non-medicated way as possible. Interested in delayed cord clamp (more delayed than 1 minute) and no vaccines. So far, plan to give birth in a hospital or birthing center connected or next to a hospital. Unsure the normal cost, but budget is 2k. Thank you,

I would just like someone who can educate me and make a birth plan with me