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1. Hospital 2. Under $1000 3. Hospital birthing. My baby is an high risk and may be delivered early. Due to (SUA) or protential preeclampsia. Still figuring out plan

I plan to give birth in a hospital using an epidural and only necessary interventions. I am looking for someone who can provide support to me and my newborn during birth and postpartum. I am hoping to pay less than $100 an hour.

I am not pregnant yet but plan to be in the next year or so and I just want to kinda go over my options

1. Yreka, CA 2. $500 3. Least interventions as possible

We want to try a home birth but are worried about the pricing to find someone for that. So maybe a hospital birth if that's a bit more affordable. Our budget is probably 1-4 grand. My birth plan is to be as natural as possible, no outside intervention unless absolutely necessary.

I would like to do a home birth but I’m open to anything. I’m just searching around! I don’t know the average cost with insurance. I would love to give birth unmedicated!

i would like to give birth at home. I don’t really have a budget. I would like to do a traditional native American birth.

I want an extra support for me and my husband and I want all my need hurd and met to the best abilities I'm wanting some one to also come with us to hospital.

I plan to give birth at the Brigham city community hospital. I want to have my baby unmedicated.

1. Hospital birth 2. $1000 3. Would like it to be as easy and simple and natural as possible. Only spouse and sister there.

Midwife for birth in klamath falls oregon, dont know if we are pregnant yet

Plan to give birth at home. 2nd pregnancy. Low income so need a doula that does not charge a lot. I will be planning on having a VBAC.

Birth support caring natural I want essential oils and water

I want to give birth in a birth center (not at home or in the hospital). No idea Leave the placenta no clamp, water birth and all natural as much as possible, but I need a teacher and coach to prepare me for that because I'm far from it and this would be my first pregnancy.

Hospital birth No idea on how much doulas cost and don’t want to offend anyone. Least possible interventions, naturally go into labor, no pitocin, no cervical checks, no cord clamping, immediate skin to skin, breastfeeding within first few minutes, no tugging on cord for placenta, no vaccines.

My name is Trinity. I’m currently planning on birthing at Lovelace. I am looking for a Doula covered through Tricare. My birth plan has not been created or discussed yet.

This is my fourth pregnancy, all the previous ones were at hospitals but with little medication (no epidurals). I want a home natural birth, we’re located in Ouray.

Hospital birth in Montrose and on medicated That's willing to support full mobility and will be willing to kick family and bad medical staff out if necessary more of a support person than anything else

I plan to give birth at the hospital. This is my first pregnancy. I'm off of all previous psychiatric medications. I plan to use Medicaid to pay for services.

Will be delivering at the hospital . Need birth and postpartum support ( mainly lactation ) . Should accept kaiser hmo