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Home birth in Lakeway, TX Around $1,500 or less First baby

Seeing what's covered by insurance. We plan on giving birth in the hospital.

Im 27 on my 5th kid and this baby IS MY LAST baby and I want to get the at home experience and I want my kids and family with me while I do it

Hi! I am giving birth at a birthing center in Austin and I am interested in hiring a Doula.

Birth Location: Birthing Center Support Team: Carlos Hood (Partner) | Doula: __________ Environment Preferences • Calm, quiet environment with minimal interruptions • Dim lighting if possible • Limit unnecessary staff traffic in room Labor Preferences • Prefer unmedicated (natural) labor • Open to nitrous oxide (laughing gas) if needed • Freedom to move, walk, and change positions • Labor in positions of comfort (upright, birthing ball, etc.) Medical Interventions • Avoid interventions unless medically necessary and recommended • Open to provider guidance if safety becomes a concern Pushing & Delivery • Push in positions of comfort • Minimal coaching unless requested After Birth Preferences • Immediate skin-to-skin contact • Delayed cord clamping • Carlos Hood will cut the cord Feeding Plan • Plan to breastfeed • Open to lactation support if needed If Transfer or C-Section is Required • Carlos Hood present if possible • Baby with mother as soon as possible after birth • Prioritize skin-to-skin when safe Additional Notes • First-time mom; feeling nervous • Would appreciate clear communication and reassurance • Preference for a calm, supportive atmosphere

Part time. 2-3 day a week. 4-6hours a day. Nanny certificate, 5+ experience. English Newborn and mommy Laundry, cooking

I would like to do a hospital birth that feels like home. I would Prefer a women of color. My birth plan is just to have an easy birth. I would like to do no epidural ( they just scare me) but if they have other pain meds I would be okay with it. Um no budget but very cost efficient

I need a midwife or Ob-Gy who will be involved but not too involved since this is my second baby. I had a c-section for my first so I’m a little scared so just someone to help me understand everything and help this pregnancy be stress free and healthy

Must accept Aetna insurance Birthing center inside a hospital

Darnell Army Hospital, covered by TriCare, no meds

I plan to have an unmediated birth at a Tricare approved off post hospital and require an approved Certified Labor Doula by Tricare. I need a doula that has submitted paperwork to be able to work with Tricare and is familiar with inputting the patient codes for tricare payment.

Need someone present during labor as well as someone to give tips and advice to prepare for labor

I plan to give birth at the Darnell hospital. For my birthing plan, I want low intervention, delayed clamping, and skin to skin directly after birth. A holistic approach.

I plan to have a natural birth at BSW in Temple. The estimated budget is around 1000. I want to be able to walk, eat, and move freely until the baby comes. I refuse to be confined to a bed.

Hospital birth, 2000-3,000, natural non medicated birth, at least 2 years of experience, mother age 27,

-home -$1,500 -natural as possible without too much medical intervention

Hospital birth Paying through insurance Little to no intervention during birth.

Home or waterbirth facility i highly recommened giving birth , my budget is medicaid STAR insurance , I WOULD like to avoid foctor hospital services

1. Would love to give birth in a hospital/clinic! 2. I have Medicaid and trying to see if anyone can help me with this: I can pay not an issue but I heard doulas can charge Medicaid as well with a bill! 3. Not sure about birthing plan just yet. This is my first baby and we’re nervous so I do need some guidance to what I can expect and be offered.

I plan on giving birth at the Baylor Scott and white hospital in Marble Falls. I do not have a birth partner and I really am looking for someone that can be there for me during my birth. I plan on having a natural birth!