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$5000 Birth plan consist of During birth - hospital birth - non medicated - vaginal birth - in water if possible - low lights - free movement - food/drink - partner to catch baby if wants - handed baby immediately and breastfeed as soon as possible - delayed cord clamping until cord stops pulsating and white - partner to go with nicu if required - no bath for the first 2-3 days

Only a few weeks along with my first! Definitely wanting to go the traditional/home birth route, and also looking for prenatal care and guidance.

Birthing center had preeclampsia my first pregnancy I’m high risk I don’t want to be on medicine I want to do the whole nine months I want a midwife

I'm planning my second birth and likely final birth. I've been drawn to home birth but was too fearful the first time around. If I'll never get to do this again, I want the opportunity to experience a peace filled birth. The birth of my son was A LOT - I wanted zero interventions and I ended up with an epidural and pitocin. The midwife who actually delivered baby didn't have me change position once (which previous providers on staff did - which seemed helpful). The cord was around babys neck so every time he went in and out of the birth canal, he lost circulation. After he came out, they cut his cord immediately and took him away - again, not what I wanted for either of us. I 'spiked a fever' during labor (I didn't...), so they made me and baby stay in the hospital for 5 days of antibiotics and observation - luckily, both of our IV's got accidentally ripped out by the provider after the first dose and we refused the remaining doses - we just stayed for observation. It was miserable. I was up for almost 5 days straight because I couldn't sleep with my baby next to me and I didn't produce milk because I was so stressed. I want a positive birth experience. It's going to take some convincing to get my partner on board, but I don't want to regret this forever. I'd like to give birth at home. I'm 22wks along, so need to make a decision now. I'm open to discussing budget. I have a provider at Henry Ford Hospital - so I've had labs and ultrasounds done and can continue. Baby is healthy and thriving - so am I. Thank you for taking the time to read and respond.

Due December 15th with my first baby. Low risk pregnancy. Currently 30 weeks. Looking for a certified midwife to support a home birth. Birth plan to include delayed cord clamping, potentially water birth, avoiding induced labor and any unnecessary intervention

I am considering a home birth after delivering 3 children in birthing centers. I want more information

I am looking for more of a personable experience than a typical obgyn. I have anxiety and think having a midwife that is more available for questions or concerns of mine would better suite me. I plan to give birth in a hospital, I am hoping for a midwife that takes blue cross insurance

I would like to have prenatal care and a home birth. This is my fifth pregnancy, which are usually low risk, and the labors happen quickly. Im hoping to spend under $4000

I'm planning to have a home birth this is my first home birth, my fourth child. My estimate budget would be 700 Upfront.

I plan to have an unmedicated home water birth. I wish to give birth in a kneeling position in a birthing pool. I wish to have movement during labour and a calm environment with dim lighting. I only want fetal monitoring if my baby is in distress or if medically necessary. I do not wish to be offered pain medication. After the baby is born i do not want to cut the umbilical cord right away until I decide when the right time is to do so.

Hi there! VBAC no epidural birth centre birth no vaccines for baby immediately after birth and no coached pushing and waiting for the cord to turn white and intermittent fetal monitoring and not labouring on my back

I plan to give birth at home. My estimated budget is relying on Medicaid or blue cross insurance. My birth plan is at home in a pool.

Home or birthing center Budget- affordable preferably through insurance but can be flexible Birth plan: welcoming 4th child have had natural unmediated births for last 2 children

We would like a home water birth. Taking a holistic approach and would love to avoid hospitals to insure the best health for our child.

All natural birth preferably waterbirth after c-section

Budget around 2,000. My sister had one and swears by it so I wanna look into it for my first pregnancy

I am looking for a midwife that is able to come to my home and help me build my birth plan and is covered by my insurance

Home $5,000 Minimal intervention. This will be my fourth child, first planned home birth.

First baby, looking for guidance and support to find the best birthing plan at a low cost. Emotional support and physical support.

Home birth and accepts blue cross blue shield of Michigan