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1. Hospital birth 2. 4,000 3. Unmedicated with minimal interventions

A doula for birth. To help through the birthing process

1. I plan to give birth at a birth center. 2. I hope to find a doula that will accept Medicaid. 3. My birth plan is completely unmedicated with very low interventions unless medically required.

I am having my first baby on April and I'm looking for a midwife/doula who can help me while I'm in labor I was sexually abused as a child and I struggle when I need to get checked around my private area my body tenses up and I start to panic I would like to find someone who could help me relax and to try and make it easier for me because of my trauma. I would like to give birth at kadlec hospital in Richland also trying to see if my insurance will help pay or see how much it will cost

1. Hospital 2. $750-$900 3. Hospital birth, no-epidural/natural preferred. Movement, position changes, and natural comfort measures/techniques. Open to medical interventions only if medically necessary. Minimal vaginal exams. Prayer, worship music, scripture (Christian faith). Flexible pushing positions, spontaneous pushing preferred, skin-skin, delayed cord clamp, plan to breastfeed, prefer short hospital stay, limited unnecessary interruption to allow rest & bonding, baby vaccines/medications TBD.

Birthing center First time mom Support during un medicated birth accept medicaid

Support during my birth in the birth center, I would like it to be covered by state insurance, and have a natural birth

1: hospital 2: $700-$2,300 3: hypno therapy to cope with contractions / pain and most likely getting an epidural.

I was looking for someone who could come into my home and help me through my pregnancy. And be a consultant and discuss my birth plan along the way. I haven't decided if I want to give birth at home . Budget is up for discussion. And I'm not worried about that. I do want to have an epidural. So that may play into the birth location. I dont have a solid birth plan.

Doula for pre and post delivery and night nurse to help with baby needs. Would prefer christian medical professionals

Giving birth at Banner Ocotillo. Must be accept Tricare West Insurance. Vaginal birth with epidural

I want to have a water birth at a birthing center , I want to keep my placenta,I want to try and keep it under 800$

I plan to give birth in a hospital but want to do unmedicated and I want to have pain management techniques and a plan. I don’t have a budget but would love to discuss pricing.

Spanish speaking doula to provide support during labor, serve as mom advocate to follow birth plan: unmedicated labor, limited cervical checks

Birth in a hospital, I would like to use my insurance through Arizona complete, I want a walking epidural, free movement with a plan for a tub birth.

home birth unmedicated depends what services are offered, pretty low income however i know gay the investment is worth! home birth, i have a 2 year old however i will most likely just have me my partner midwife/doula present. just want to have the most calm quiet birth as possible. for environment, i will probably not be quiet haha.

I would like to try waterbirth and have an experience midwifery or doula present.

I plan to give birth at Mercy Gilbert Hospital. My MAX budget would be around $1500. Unfortunately my insurance plan does not cover Doula services. I plan to have a natural, un-medicated birth.

We are lookin for a doula to support during the birthing process. As far as I know, the hospital we went to doesn't required a certification. Ideally more experience the better. We are English speakers. No set budget at the moment, looking for Doula's covered by Tricare. We use Triwest.

I plan to give birth at Mercy Gilbert Hospital. Cannot afford much out of pocket hoping to have insurance cover most and have a payment plan for the rest. Want as natural of a birth as possible, but am not opposed to a epidural if i decide that in the moment.