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Giving birth at Redlands community Hospital. Plan to labor at home in Riverside for as long as possible and have an unmedicated birth. Things I hope for - unmedicated - photos and video of the birth - I catch baby - I cut cord - no pushing on back

at a hospital 1000.00 USD epidural and medication

I am wanting someone to ensure I have a better experience and am cared for while giving birth and potentially after for extra assistant. I as well want someone who can advocate for me and my wants especially being an extremely anxious person. I plan on giving birth at hoag hospital. My budget is around 1500. I am wanting to give birth in a hospital and receive an epidural but have someone help me get through that and stay calm. I do not want to give birth on my back and also don’t want to be cut. I want to be in a quiet environment with low lighting.

Water birth in home with low lights surrounded by some family. Would prefer black woman.

1. This will be my 4th birth, 5th baby. I had twins first. I wanted to give birth at home like I did last time, but was just diagnosed with placenta previa. 2. Flexible 3. I will be planning for a hospital birth with my current diagnosis. Best case, a spontaneous/ unmedicated birth, but may need a cesarean. I’ve hired doulas in the past and realize the importance of having that extra voice to advocate and support you in this vulnerable situation.

I plan to give birth at Mercy Hospital under the care of my OBGYN, Dr. Holmes. I am covered by OHP for full medical throughout my pregnancy. I want to deliver vaginally with the epidural and I am a first time mom. I am also a Black woman who is on edge with the statistics showing the difference in care for black mothers. With a doula, I'm hoping that my husband and I can have a partner in our first time parent journey to help us navigate the changes and advocate for my right to proper maternity care.

Our first baby is due this November! I'll be giving birth in a hospital, our budget is around $3,000. Ideally would like to labor as long as possible unmedicated, but deliver vaginally with an epidural. Would like to avoid a C-section if possible. Will be requesting intermittent fetal monitoring as opposed to constant fetal monitoring. We'd like delayed cord clamping until the cord is white and not pulsating. I want the placenta to come out naturally and not be pulled out. Maximum golden hour skin to skin contact time. No circumcision if the baby is male. Provider would ideally speak fluent English and has at least several years of experience. Insurance provider is Cigna Open Access Plus In-Network.

I would like a Christian doula that accepts Cigna insurance. I plan to have an unmedicated birth and the natural birth place inc.

I need a doula with experience on spinning babies

I plan to deliver at Pomona valley medical center. I do not know the cost of doulas, I am open to understanding and discussing prices. My birth plan includes no epidural, laughing gas for contractions, moving as much as I can, finding ways for my partner to support me during labor and delivery.

Kaiser Riverside Kaiser HMO Unmedicated Labor Vaginal

I’m in Riverside and will be delivering at Kaiser Riverside. I’m looking for a doula who bills Kaiser directly and has experience working within the Kaiser system. I need support for prenatal, birth, and postpartum.

We are looking for a doula to provide holistic care and support during my birth.

1. Hospital 2. Kaiser permanente coverage 3. Vaginal birth

Giving birth at Hoag Newport Beach Est budget $2k Birth plan is open as of now

birth doula, postpartum doula, lactation consultant,

We are traveling and wife needs to talk to someone for support.

Hospital - newport beach hoag Budget - covered by insurance (Helath Net HMO) Birth plan - natural birth preferred

1. I plan to give birth in the Kaiser Permanente hospital in Fontana, Southern California. 2. I believe that my insurance plan covers twelve doula visits, or something comparable, as well as support during the birth. 3. I am very anxious and averse to pain, so I plan to get an epidural as soon as I need one. I do not want to give birth without an epidural. I have some complicating factors, such as a possible bicornate uterus, and a marginal cord inserton (<1cm). I am not averse to a C-section if it is medically necessary.

Mentally help me get over my anxiety I’m very nervous. Help with breathing and counter pressure and help me have a decent delivery