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Planning on an unmedicated hospital birth. Would like a Christian doula if possible. Still need help with birth plan other than unmedicated and would prefer little to no interventions and no c-section

This is my first baby and hopefully only. I didn’t want kids before but feel very lucky to have my little one now. I plan to give birth at freeman hospital, I want to be more informed on co sleeping and doing things as a single parent with a smaller support system. Pregnancy is equally exciting and terrifying and same with birth and id like somone who is more informed to help with my anxiety and stay away from Dr. google

If I have a good home I’d love to do a home birth I need as cheap as possible and I’m not sure how to Start my birth plan

I am looking for a birth doula and childbirth education classes

I would like to due a hospital birth but don't really trust doctors nor them with my baby along with my baby being taken from someone home is less stressful and comfortable. I have sooner care not working at the moment for budget I don't want no medicine while birthing nor pain meds or IVs.

Plan to have baby at the hospital. Looking for someone to help support me on this journey while sharing professional tips that will make delivery more empowering and approachable . With the right tools I hope to have a successful vaginal birth.

1. I am still trying to decide on home or hospital birth. It is my first baby so I am leaning towards a hospital birth just to have a peace of mind. 2. I am not sure what the budget is yet. It depends on the provider and what all they offer. 3. I am leaning towards no epidural - maybe not totally unmedicated. I have seen some use IVs and laughing gas for pain management, laughing gas especially during pushing. My hope is to have a calm birth with little intervention. I do not want to be induced, I do not want pitocin. I want to be able to move around and labor in whatever position is comfortable for me. I am also thinking a birthing tub may be a good idea. A lot of this is still up in the air as I am a new mom and have no idea what to expect. The main goal for me is to just let my body do what it was made to do and have as natural a birth as possible while also being in tune with myself/my body and giving myself what I need.

I’m needing help with planning my delivery I’m only 7weeks n I have had enough deliveries in the hospital I want this experience n I’m also expecting twins

I would like to have a VBA2C and I feel I need some support! I plan to give birth at MU, my budget is $3000.

Need to know about contractions and how do I know if I’m in labor

1. Hospital 2. I have insurance 3. I would like to receive pain meds when I’m able, and have support to help breathe through contractions.

I plan to give birth at the Mercy Love Woman’s Birthing Center with their Midwifery in OKC. We have tricare insurance, which will now cover some doula fees and are hoping to take advantage of that. I have had two vaginal births with epidurals, and would like to try this birth Unmedicated. I need birth education for a successful Unmedicated delivery. I also would love to find someone who shares the same Christian/Biblical beliefs as me, believes in the power of prayer and mindful preparation, and can train/prepare/coach me in a “hypnobirth” way with a Holy Spiritual focus.

Someone educated to help deliver my baby. Really interested in a water birth.

Looking for support and help as a first time mom with birth and postpartum

First pregnancy and needing guidance and wanting a more holistic approach to life

Home birth or mercy’s new birthing center. I’m a go with the flow mom looking for her second no or low intervention birth. Low income family with soonercare.

I don’t want a natural birth but I want help when it comes to what I want because nurses can be rude and I don’t feel like I should be arguing with any while trying to give birth ….i also want to learn about breast feeding and I might need some post partum care Hospital Not sure about the budget I want to try to go as long as I can with out the epidural but I do want it and I want my own placenta to get made into pills I want a C-section be to last option if it came down to it

Plan to deliver (VBAC) at WMC- hoping for the birth care center. Was diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes at 28 weeks. Unsure on budget currently. For the right fit would have some flexibility Birth plan>want little to no medical intervention (natural birth). Been studying and practicing hyponobirthing and plan to stick with that. Low lights and low stress environment.

Looking for someone with exspirence for mothers with their first child

Second pregnancy. I developed preeclampsia with my first and gave birth via C-section at 28 weeks. Really important to me to do a VBAC with this baby and avoid another C-section. I’m planning on giving birth at the new Love Family low intervention birthing center in OKC. I have a Dr I’m seeing but don’t feel a lot of support with VBAC plan. Budget wise I need to stay under $1,000.