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10 week old with bottle preference, would like to continue breastfeeding

First baby, planning on giving birth at Seton/ Ascension on w 34th. Prefer vaginal birth with epidural, if a c section has to happen am okay but don’t want it forced. Care is for advocating for the mother at the hospital, teach mom and dad the ropes of having a kid, and other. unsure what the budget is, open to discuss :), Unsure what’s provided but open to hearing more. We haven’t had a kid before so we really want to learn the ropes. Would like to meet you prior to giving birth, have you present at birth, and a few days after to help us transition and teach us the basics of being first time parents. In person please! Thanks!

Helloo, first of all I have Medicaid: Superior Health Plan. I’m a first time mom trying my best to breastfeed my 2-month old. I have so many concerns, I feel like I cannot provide/produce enough for my son. Sometimes we nurse for an hour and it seems like he isn’t satisfied. Poor latch? Milk transfer? Supply? Reflux? I’m not sure, and it’s overwhelming. I just want my baby to be happy and full.

Get set up with an IBCLC lactation consultant to help in the hospital post-birth and home visits when we come home. In person. I have United Healthcare insurance.

I’m a first time mom 22 weeks pregnant and I’m giving birth at north central Baptist hospital in stone oak. It’s in my birth plan to labor until I can’t tolerate the pain any longer, I am okay with an epidural and other medication if medically necessary but I would like to labor without pitocin I intend on a vaginal birth however if I C-section becomes medically necessary and urgent I am open to that. I intend on exclusively pumping as I intend on going back to work 10-15 weeks after baby is born. I do not want to breastfeed or latch. I would prefer in person visits, if virtual visits are necessary or visits can be done virtually that is okay. I don’t know what to expect from a midwife or doula that an OBGYN wouldn’t offer as this is my first child. I’m have concerns for pumping because I’m larger chested and am afraid of sizing improperly, or pumping improperly. Any information would be incredibly helpful. My insurance covers lactation consultant visits I believe

We hope for a natural vaginal birth. We live in North Austin so we will be giving birth in St. David North Austin.

Two-week old with shallow latch, have BCBS of Texas and may be willing to pay out of pocket. Would prefer in home visit as had C-section.

Almost 3 weeks old, difficulty latching. I have large breast and he has a small mouth. He was born at 36 weeks, want to breastfeed because pumping is exhausting. Only pumping 2oz per session. Want in person sessions

Second baby, successfully breastfeeding but painful. Want to make sure latch is correct. Baby is a week old. Live in round rock Texas.

I need help in latching for my baby When he tries to latch he is so fussy and crying a lot which I don’t understand .

I plan to give birth at home, as naturally as possible. Our budget is around $1,000, but we are willing to pay more depending on the services. My birth plan is simply to have our baby at home and go from there. It's not a strict plan, and I'm open to changes that mean me and the baby are safe and healthy. No requirements needed, I'm happy to have someone who is new. I'm new to this, and we can learn together! Id love help with sleep training, lactation, postpartum.

4 week old cries a lot while feeding every time shortly after she starts feeding. Need help understanding why

Doula during delivery in hospital and lactation help then help at home postpartum with baby duties/chores. $4000