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Not sure, first pregnancy looking to learn more about doulas and options

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I do not have an estimated budget right now

Just scoping the scene out to find someone to help with a twin home birth

I want to give birth at home I plan on paying maximum $3000 for the services or I’ll be ok with paying for just one service if it helps me stay within budget

We are planning to give birth at the wakemed cary hospital. We need a doula to help during labor and after.

Planning on a home birth. We are aiming to have a registered midwife who can come an assist through labor in a water tub.

My dream is to have a home birth/ in a birthing center, but I know I do not want to give birth at a hospital. I’ve noticed that it can get pricy so I’m really hoping to keep it under $3,000 but I am open to hearing about higher pricing. I’m still very early on so I’m not 100% sure on my birth plan but I know that I want to a low to no intervention birth and I want to do delayed cord clamping. At this moment I am not open to vaccinations for my baby immediately after birth.

I plan to do a home birth and I need someone to be there to make sure everything goes well and tells me if complications arise and I need to go to the hospital. I have a budget of about $5000. I am VBAC and I had a pretty traumatic experience at the hospital with my first and so I’m trying to find someone willing to help me this time around.

I have not idea how works this, prices what is better hospital or home? I have to many questions

I would like to explore the option of giving birth at home. I would like my experience to be as natural as possible and I want to work with someone who is grounded, calming, knowledgeable in natural medicine, and into energy work is a plus.

1. home birth 2. $3,000 - $7,500 3. Natural home birth, birthing tub, prenatal care and appointments, minimal intervention

my birth plan is i want to birth in a water tub with hopefully no epidural. I want my doula to be holistic and I want my doula to be a photographer as well possibly. I want my doula to have at least over 5+ years of experience. I want my doula to be hippie and spirited and holistic, not Christian religious. my budget is $4000 or under.

I would love to birth my second in another birthing center but am also open to a homebirth! If everything goes well, I would love another natural birth and to keep it under $7,000.

My dream birth would be a home birth surrounded by my husband, family and midwife

1. Home Birth 2. >$25k 3. Water birth; unmedicated; at home; no medical intervention unless transfer is absolutely necessary for my or the baby's safety

I plan to give birth at the hospital I plan to use my insurance to cover a midwife I want my partner, my mom and my Bestfriend in the room during delivery. I want to try for vaginal as long as theirs no complications. I want good music playing, back massages and food before the epidural

I would like a at home birth , if in hospital i would like the doula to be present . I would like a doula that accepts Medicaid . I do not want to lay on my back during birth , natural ways to release pain and stay calm , blessing of the baby with herbal bath.

I want to give birth at home. I want to heal from my first hospital birth that was traumatic, to say the least. Estimated budget is approx. $5000-$7500., a la carte options would be great as well.

I plan to give birth in the hospital but have been researching a home birth. Our budget is $1500-2000 No pain medicine. I am open to nitrous gas. This is my third child I really want to enjoy/ be more present in this pregnancy and birth more than I was with my other kids.

Birthing center, $10,000, natural unmedicated birth