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Birth in a hospital. attempting a VBAC. budget unknown.

1. Abington Jefferson Hospital 2. $1,500 3. Labor at home as much as possible with support from Doula, early labor in the water, try again for an unmedicated birth

I plan to give birth at women’s and babies hospital in Lancaster PA. I don’t really know what our budget is because I don’t normally know how much doulas charge. VBAC Birth Preferences – August 2026 • I am planning a trial of labor after cesarean (TOLAC) following one prior low-transverse C-section for breech presentation. • I desire an unmedicated vaginal birth and plan to use non-pharmacologic comfort measures. • I decline induction of labor, including prostaglandins and Pitocin, unless a clear medical emergency arises. • I decline labor augmentation with Pitocin. • Continuous fetal monitoring is acceptable. • I prefer freedom of movement and upright labor positions as medically feasible. • Artificial rupture of membranes only with informed consent. • I prefer delayed cord clamping if baby is stable. • I understand the risks of TOLAC and request shared decision-making if concerns arise. • If cesarean becomes necessary, I request: • Clear communication • Partner present • Gentle cesarean when possible

Moving in November from PA to Chesapeake Virginia. Previously had a C-section June 14 of 2025. It was not an emergency C-section. I was induced at 42 weeks. Made it to 10 cm and the baby did not descend down. I want to try for a VBAC

Home preferably Unsure My wife would like to give birth at home

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I’m still unsure of my budget and I would like to do medication free this birth. I used epidural for my last pregnancy and still felt everything.

Hospital this is all new to me not sure I’m looking for guidance

Midwife to attend the birth of my second baby. Open to home birth too.

I plan to give birth in the hospital I want to use insurance No birth plan yet Spanish speak preferably Certified and years of experience

Looking for a doula Doing an embryo transfer in October Hospital birth at Danville Budget is open No birth plan yet

I am looking for extra in any support that I can at the moment I’m currently going through a divorce and my husband is not going to be a part of any of the process or the babies life. I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’m not sure what my budget is right now as I am new to all of this so I don’t know where it ranges and also I don’t have a birth plan because I’m not sure what that’s supposed to look like this is all very new to me and I’m under a lot of anxiety and I don’t even know where to start.

Need a doula to assist in labor. Planning to give birth in Bryn Mawr Hospital. Need a PA medicaid enrolled doula (keystone first through PA medicaid). Unmedicated second labor.

Penn state Hershey, c-section. Just looking for a support person while my husband stays with our other children. We don’t have much of a village!

- Hospital birth. I’m planning to deliver at a hospital in the Lehigh Valley/Bethlehem, PA area. - Ideally around $1,200–$2,500 depending on services included, though I’m open to discussing options and packages. - I’m hoping for a calm, supportive, evidence-based birth experience with strong advocacy and emotional support. I would like to stay flexible while aiming for as low-intervention of a birth as safely possible. Pain management options are still being considered, and I value education, informed decision-making, movement/position support during labor, partner involvement, and postpartum recovery guidance. This is my first baby (a girl, due September 2026), and I would especially appreciate support navigating labor, hospital communication, breastfeeding initiation, and the immediate postpartum period. - Certified doula preferred Experience supporting first-time mothers and hospital births Familiarity with gestational diabetes/pregnancy monitoring preferred Calm, reassuring, collaborative communication style Comfortable working alongside medical providers and advocating respectfully 3+ years of experience preferred, but personality fit is also very important Bonus if familiar with South Asian/Indian family dynamics or cultural considerations

Home or birth center As cheap as possible or takes government insurance Not sure I want a water birth all natural

Prefer experience with Velamentous Cord Insertion (VCI) and advanced maternal age. Also prefer Doula who accepts medicaid (Jefferson Health Plans) but not a requirement. Thank you!

Looking for a Doula that is low cost or takes Medicaid. I am delivering at my birthing center in Lancaster. This is going to be a natural birth.

Looking for support I am getting a C- Section. So prolly need help transitioning postpartum

Birth at a hospital Doula covered through insurance hope to have no induction, epidural do not want to give birth on my back due to weak pelvic floor muscles

Giving birth at Doylestown with my husband but am going for an unmedicated birth with little intervention so would like extra support.