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I want to try vbac. My first birth was c-section because of baby’s weight, his weight was 4300 kg. My first child now is 3 years old

I am planning to give birth at a hospital. I’m looking for a doula who can provide emotional support, help with breathing and relaxation, suggest different labor positions, and offer comfort measures like massage or counter-pressure. My goal is to have a calm and positive birth experience with supportive guidance during labor. I have Blue Cross community plan Medicare insurance. 😊

Hospital birth, but looking for the most home birth like feel. Lower budget, max 1,000. Only need for labor/delivery!

My due date is July 19, 2026. I plan to give birth at a hospital near Orland Hills, IL. I have Blue Cross Community Health Plans Medicaid and I am looking for a Medicaid-enrolled doula who can bill insurance directly. I would prefer an Arabic-speaking doula if possible. I am looking for prenatal visits, labor support at the hospital, and postpartum visits after birth. This is very important to me as I want emotional and physical support during labor.

Postpartum care for at least 4 weeks.... Holistic mother and baby care

I would like to give birth at home or in a birthing center if my insurance covers it! If that isn’t possible then I would like to have a midwife with me for a hospital birth. I don’t have a birth plan as yet because this is my first pregnancy and it is all very new to me. I’m looking for the best help and guidance I can get.

1. hospital in florence al 2.$500 3. no epidural, natural birth

I need a birth doula to help advocate for me as I am planning an unmedicated birth in a hospital . If possible to be around $2,000 I don’t have everything outlined for my birth plan but to name a few: - no epidural / no mention of the epidural - no episiotomy - wait for the cord to stop pulsing to cut - dim lights - minimal cervical checks - no pushing on my back - wireless monitoring so I can walk around - delayed bath for the baby to leave vernix - no vaccines - dad to cut the cord - food/water over IV - no

1. Hospital northwestern Palos 2. TBD 3. Epidural, no tearing

Blanchfield community hospital Husband's a E4 in the army so we have a tight buget Im wanting to go unmedicated and delay cord clamping and possibly keep the cord and placenta

I plan to give birth at Advocate Medical Center in Oak Lawn, IL. I'm open to budget options. On my birth plan, it includes an expectation of vaginal delivery with husband and Doula present, no medical students in the room. I would like to use laboring tools, dim lights, free movement, light musics, quiet voices, and aromatherapy. I would like intermittent fetal monitoring. As far as pain management, breathing techniques, massages, hydrotherapy, and as a last resort an option/ open to epidural. My delivery options are squatting, standing/leaning or kneeling on all fours. Warm compress on perinuum. No delivery interventions. I would like to keep my placenta for encapsulation. For baby, skin to skin with golden hour, delayed cord clamping, breastfeeding and pumping (bottle feeding), delayed bath time, circumcision and no nursery stay (baby stays in room) also delay on vaccinations.

I am looking for a person to help coach me and my fiance on how to have a successful unmediated birth. We are having an in hospital birth in fond du lac

Need postpartum provider that can help with light house work and caring for me and baby and accepts medicaid BCBS

Home birth but can be hospital if needed My Budget is around $1,000 I do not have a birth plan yet

Looking for a doula during birth and for birth prep. Plan to give birth in a hospital and leaning towards an unmedicated vaginal birth.

I'm 26 years old and a first-time mom, feeling a bit overwhelmed since I don't have experience with motherhood. I'm looking for support from Advocate Lutheran General Hospital and hoping to find a free doula to assist me with my newborn during my postpartum period, as I don't work and can't afford extra help. My goal is to have a natural vaginal birth without using an epidural. I have a Meridian Health plan. Looking for a postpartum doula to help after the baby is born for just 2-3 hours.

Planning to give birth naturally but open to possibilities of any intervention that would help me and my baby

Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, I would like one that is covered through tricare In a hospital

Looking for a widwivr center to give birth at

1. Will be giving birth on base (Ft Campbell) 2. I don’t have a budget yet. I’m new to all this and trying to see what’s best for me. 3. Baby doesn’t leave mine or daddy’s sight, delayed cord clamping, no cervical exams, no constant wakings for “testing or check ups”, no bath for baby, wait till placenta comes out on its own and keeping it to make capsules. Might be induced in February, etc…