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I would love to give birth at home but I think we'll end up delivering in a hospital (IVF concerns). That being said, the goal is a completely unmedicated birth.

Ideally I’d like to do a home birth, or deliver at a birth center. I don’t know much at all but I’m open to being educated by a professional. My budget is $50/hour but willing to pay more if I feel like my needs can be met. Not really sure what my birth plan should include but I would like an all natural birth

1. Kaiser Permanente Modesto 2. Should be free with Kaiser coverage 3. As natural as possible

VBAC hoping for a home water birth, after an emergency c-section

I plan to give birth in Slainas Valley Memorial Hospital I am hoping this is covered by my insurance. I would like to have an epidural & have anxiety wanting someone to support me during & after baby.

Hospital birth Birth plan includes use of epidural, and a place where I can have family with me.

Prenatal prep, labor support, and postpartum care!

My name is Atqiya, and I’m currently planning to give birth at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula (CHOMP). I’m looking for a doula who aligns with my approach to birth and can provide grounded, supportive care. My budget is between $1,600–$2,000 and I’d also like to ask if you accept Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. Here’s an overview of my birth plan and preferences: Labor Preferences • I’d like a calm, low-stress atmosphere with dim lighting and minimal interruptions. • I want freedom to move, walk, or change positions throughout labor. • Avoid induction or unnecessary interventions unless medically required. • Intermittent monitoring and to labor as long as safely possible before any interventions. Pain Management • I’d like to start with natural comfort methods (breathing, movement, massage, warm shower, birth ball). • If I need pain relief, I’m open to discussing options, including an epidural Pushing & Delivery • I’d like to push in whatever position feels most natural. •I prefer delayed cord clamping (1–2 minutes or until the cord stops pulsing). After Birth • I’d like immediate skin-to-skin contact and to initiate breastfeeding within the first hour. • Routine newborn procedures can wait until after bonding time. • If I’m unable to hold the baby, I’d like the baby to be geld by my husband or mother for skin-to-skin. Cultural Preference • As part of our Islamic tradition, my husband would like to quietly recite the adhan (call to prayer) in our baby’s ear shortly after birth. This takes only a moment and can be done quietly once the baby is stable. This is my first baby, and I’m 35, so I value clear communication and gentle guidance throughout labor and delivery. I’d love to connect and hear more about your approach to working with families at CHOMP and your availability. Warmly, Atqiya

I plan on having an at home birth. I am still learning about prices would love to use my insurance. Let my body do the work and listen to my body. Move to different positions to help the baby and have my body push the baby out.

Hospital with a midwife. Third pregnancy would like to go unmedicated. Had epidural with other two pregnancies. Delivered at same hospital. Would like to have a doula to coach through the birthing and try to help me stay unmedicated throughout.

I am 13 weeks pregnant, I plan on giving birth at Kaiser in San Jose. I’m not sure if my first plan that’s why I’m looking into duos now so they can help me. Thank you 🩷

I plan to give birth at a hospital or birth center in Goodyear, AZ. I will need a doula, midwife, and lactation consultant.

I plan to give birth at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital (Stanford). My estimated budget is $1,100-2,000. I don’t know what my birth plan is. I’m still very early in first trimester. My insurance is CalPERS Platinum PPO (Blue Shield of CA).

1. Hospital birth 2. 2000 3. Unmediated birth, delayed cord clamping, golden hour, skin to skin contact, no vernix removal, placenta physiological birth, no vaccinations or eye ointment right after birth

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I don’t really have an estimated budget as I’m not very familiar with doulas & how much they typically charge. I would like to have an unmediated, Christian faith based birth.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I want to attempt unmedicated. I’m wanting to find a doula that is covered by my insurance. I do not have a birth plan at all but would like some guidance in making one.

Hospital birth but as natural as possible. I’d like to keep it close to $1000. Ideally I wanted to go to a birthing center but I have non active epilepsy and so they usually consider me high risk. So hospital it is but I really want it to be as natural as possible with no medical intervention if possible and just listening to my body and what it’s made to do.

1. Hospital 2. Not sure, but insurance is supposed to cover this? 3. Haven't thought about it.

First time mom, hospital birth. Would like to deliver natural if possible and non medicated, education on how to go into labor and delivery

I plan to give birth at a hospital in Modesto CA. I am unsure about the budget at this time I want to hear my options first. I plan to have an unmedicated birth if my baby continues to be healthy.