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I want someone to help me during birth at a hospital. I’m trying to find someone who is covered by Molina insurance. It’s my fourth and I want to have a unmedicated hospital birth

1. I plan on giving birth in a hospital with an epidural and nitrous. 2. I'm hoping insurance will cover it if not then I have to just go without a doula. 3. I need help creating a birthing plan my husband and I have a general idea of what we want to have happen we just don't have the details ironed out. 4. It's our first baby and with the color of my skin I've never gotten fair medical attention so I just want to make sure that I'm being treated like every non colored person gets treated..

Seccond birth. First was a negative experience in hospital. This time i want a comfortable natural home birth or air bnb birth if possible. Looking for out of hospital midwives in my area. Also looking for birth doula.

I would want to give birth in the hospital. I honestly don’t know how much is involved as at now. I don’t know what birth plan is.

Terrified of giving birth Deciding between a c section or natural method. Don’t know much about newborns First kid in my late 30s

I've always wanted a doula. I'm curious all that you offer. My email is honey89love@gmail.com

I plan to give birth at home and would like to hire a midwife or possibly two midwives to support me throughout the process. My goal is to have a calm, natural birth in a familiar and comfortable environment. I am looking for experienced, licensed midwives who are supportive of unmedicated home births and who can provide prenatal, birth, and postpartum care. My estimated budget for the entire maternity care experience, including prenatal visits, labor and delivery support, and postpartum care, is around $5,000 to $7,000. I’m open to discussing payment plans or sliding scale options if available. For my birth plan, I would like a low-intervention, holistic approach. I want the freedom to move around, eat and drink during labor, and use comfort measures such as water immersion, massage, and breathing techniques. I would prefer minimal cervical checks and no routine interventions unless absolutely necessary for the safety of me or the baby. I also want to delay cord clamping and have immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth. Breastfeeding support in the first hours postpartum is important to me as well.

Plan to give birth at a local hospital, using Medicaid ,

I want to plan a home birth but if I end up with hospital it’s okay. Being at home seems more comfortable. A estimated budget I’m not to sure how this all works as I am a first time mom. Still trying to figure out a birth plan.

1. Hospital 2. unsure... 3. First time, have very little knowledge and need help finding a birth plan.

1. we plan to give birth in a hospital due to my age being 40 and having graves disease 2. we would like to try to use insurance if applicable, but would say we are open to discussion 3. we do not have a birth plan yet

I plan to give birth at Memorial Hospital. Unsure of budget. Need help with a birthing plan.

I have Molina healthcare insurance and I don’t want to give birth alone

I would like an advocate for when I deliver in a hospital. Also wondering if you take medicaid... Thank you!

1. Home ideally 2. tBD 3. Unsure We are first time parents and are looking for resources.

Hi, we are first time parents-to-be, and looking for a doula who can help us navigate hurdles. I plan to give birth in a hospital.

I’m looking for a doula or midwife who will help me to have a smooth and safe labor and take my concerns seriously. Someone who cares and loves what they do. I’d love to try for a home birth if possible.

If there’s Indonesia speakers will be good. I live in Vancouver.

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As first-time parents, we are looking for a knowledgeable, supportive doula to guide us through childbirth and the postpartum period. Mom is Black and has growing fears due to the alarming maternal health disparities that impact Black women, and is also concerned about the potential for postpartum depression. Dad is white and eager to learn, but doesn’t yet know much about the birth process. We are both seeking someone who can help us feel empowered, educated, and supported—emotionally, physically, and mentally. Ideally, we’d love a doula who is culturally sensitive, affirming, and experienced in supporting families navigating birth and early parenthood with compassion and care We plan to give birth at St. Elizabeth’s in Enumclaw, WA, we would like to keep our budget around $1000. We don’t have an official birth plan. But plan for IV meds MAYBE and epidural but wanting to hold off on that.