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Because of my age and some health conditions, I plan to give birth in the hospital. My budget would be $500 to $800. I just don’t want to have an episiotomy and no forceps.

Hospital. No budget. Would like a non medicated natural childbirth. Water birth is an option I would like to explore. I would appreciate a Christian faith based background doula.

I plan to give birth at the hospital. I would appreciate receiving limited prenatal support, birthing support and postpartum support. My main needs are postpartum support. My estimated budget is $2000. I would like to receive medical intervention/medication. I would like to delay cord cutting and engage in delayed baths. I am open to other birthing plan options.

I fled an abusive relationship in Alberta to come here with my 22 month old. I mostly just dont want to be alone in the hospital. My dad will have my son that is all I here. I was able to have a doula for my first pregnancy and had a lovely experience!

Hi there, my name is Jenny- may I am a single mama to soon to be 5 children. I’m currently 17 weeks and 5 days pregnant with my 5th baby and moving to the Cobourg area. I have been having the hardest time finding a midwife that has availability to assist me with my planned home birth ( waitlisted everywhere) or not in the catchment. I have spoke with some other doulas and friends and have decided that I’m open to an unassisted home birth if necessary. It had come to my attention that there is a term called Traditional Birth Assistants who are not medical professionals but perhaps have more experience with the birth process. It is my understanding that these Birth assistants are typically found by word of mouth. I was wondering if you had any knowledge of anyone practicing this in the Cobourg or surrounding areas?

Doula for in a hospital getting induced on December 12th, 2025.

Holmes regional First child I’m unsure of budget I’m unsure of plan

1. Give birth in Winnie Palmer hospital Orlando 2. Not sure 3. I want to try to give birth with no epidural

I want a nice calming water birth at home. Our budget hasn’t been set for this! I don’t want an epidural. I want alternative treatments to the pain!

I am very newly pregnant for the first time and doing research to understand what my options are for birth and postpartum support.

I am about 15 weeks right now. I have been waiting to get accepted by Medicaid before I began searching for a doula (not to have my hopes crushed)! I am 27, and this will be my first child. I believe I will most likely give birth at the hospital. I would like to do a natural birth, and I really want to get on top of it and get someone who I can trust to help me. I am so excited and grateful to have the opportunity to have a doula, and I so look forward to speaking with you.

I am currently 14 weeks (due May 9th) into my first pregnancy. My husband and I are looking for a doula to assist with an unmedicated birth at Holmes Hospital. I go to HealthFirst and my doctors rotate, so any of the 6 could be there for my birth. We would love for a doula who knows us and can help assist with our birth plan and for the unexpected in the moment! We would love to schedule a consultation during the week after 5:00pm if you can be available then. We are most interested in learning more about Laboring Down, Unmedicated Birth, avoiding birth laying on the back, and delaying infant vaccinations until 2 months or later.

I’d prefer a doula with VBAC experience, laboring at home, hospital birth. Help with meal prep would be nice

Hi! I’m looking for a doula who can support me during a low-intervention, unmedicated hospital birth. My goal is to labor and deliver without pain medication if possible, while still giving birth in a hospital setting for safety. I’m hoping to work with someone who can act as an advocate and steady support person during labor—someone who can help me stay focused on my birth plan, encourage natural coping techniques, and help communicate my preferences with hospital staff if needed. Some things that are important to me: • Support for unmedicated labor techniques (movement, breathing, positioning, water therapy, etc.) • Help maintaining a calm environment and keeping me grounded during intense moments • Guidance for my partner/support person so they can help effectively • Advocacy for low intervention practices unless medically necessary • Experience supporting hospital births with minimal interventions I’m looking for someone who is comfortable working collaboratively with medical staff while also helping me stay informed and confident in my choices throughout labor.

I plan to deliver at the hospital, with an epidural around 6-7 cm, I am not sure the cost really trying to get an idea

1. Hospital 2. Unsure 3. I plan to go without any pain medication or epidural

Deliver Culpeper hospital Unaware of cost and I would like to attempt natural and a shorter labor with prior post hemorrhage after a 35hr+ labor I believe my placenta got pulled out. I want knowledge of preparing body for labor

I plan to give birth at a hospital since my pregnancy is considered high risk. My estimated budget depends on what my insurance covers, and if a payment plan is an option. My birth preferences are to have a mostly hands off, peaceful labor, with dad catching the baby, delayed cord clamping, and 1-3 hours for “golden hour”

I plan to give birth in my own home. I would like to deliver as naturally as I can. I'm looking to be as educated as I can be. I need someone who can explain all of my home birth options. With all the information out there, I am feeling overwhelmed and really need some guidance. I am 18 weeks pregnant with my first child. My mother was a Doula many years ago so I do know some things but I'm looking to organize my thoughts and vision of wha birth will be.

1. I plan to give birth in the hospital, and with calming effects. 2. My estimated budget without any calculations: A maximum of $200 a week. 3. I want to be completely calm when I go into labor. It’s in my intentions to have these things available and set up in the delivery room: Essential oils and a diffuser, a small space for an “altar” of Jesus (really just a tiny ritual to feel close to him), a Himalayan salt rock, plenty of water on standby, as well as tranquil music, Italian ice and banana popsicles, and whatever else I can conjure up before the baby arrives. I do not want to be on my back giving birth. I want to be as relaxed as possible, considering my condition as a more naturally at-risk, pregnant woman. I want to be able to push quicker and easier than I may be able to on my back. If possible, I would love a short labor experience, as long as my baby allows me to.