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Home, $5000 for budget and this is my first birth I don't know what kind of birth plan I need or want. I am looking for someone who is also Christian based.

I am a 21 year old black woman and I plan to have a natural , vaginal and unmedicated birth at the hospital . I am looking for a doula who specializes in care for women of color. I have medicaid and this is my first pregnancy so I am not sure how budgeting and payment works.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but I don't feel comfortable with the doctor i'going to, she wants to schedule me for a c section but I really want to try natural birth this time, this will be my second child. My first one was on 05/16/2020, and my preferred language is Spanish.

I would like a doula to support me as I attempt an unmedicated hospital birth. I am fairly educated about birth however my partner is not and I think he will be in need of support as well to learn how to best handle birth and postpartum and sometimes people listen better to others, I am not staunchly anti epidural so someone who has experience with epidural births in case it goes that way would also be appreciated, budget wise I would like to be under 2,000

Home birth Medicade through insurance No medication

Hello! I am a first time mom in the third trimester, expecting our baby boy sometime around May 18th. I am planning on having a natural birth at Treasure Valley Midwives birthing center. I am looking for a doula to help support me and my husband in our journey to new parenthood. Feel free to contact me at madisungrindell@gmail.com, thank you!

UMC of El Paso, haven't reviewed a budget yet. I will be alone while giving birth so am looking for support to help me through the birth.

Plan on hospital birth , natural but with epedural

I am looking to attempt a vbac and I need some support for that. I know that having another c-section is possible but I want to try to avoid if possible. I plan to gift birth in a hospital due to the fact that a repeat c-section is a possibility. All I want is a safe and healthy birth experience.

I am looking for a midwife or souls that can assist me through childbirth and postpartum care. Lactation consulting would also be beneficial. 1. Home or Hospital 2. Hopefully covered by Medicaid 3. Would like a low maintenance birth, preferably a water birth.

A doula to help me give natural birth at home 800

Looking for a birth dual and postpartum dual to help me have an um medicated birth. I plan to give birth in Boise Idaho at st Luke’s I need someone who accepts tricare select. I don’t have so much a a birth plan yet I just know I do not a epidural as I have always had complications with it and this is my 3 baby and my husband will be away in the army and I’ll need all the support in the delivery room I can get

Plan to give birth at St. Luke’s Boise. I am looking for someone experienced with VBAC. Budget around 1,000

I plan to give birth near home, but the hospital is not one that my OB works at, so I will be giving birth at a different hospital due to past experiences and preferences. I would like a provider who accepts Tricare Prime. I would like to have a calm and safe vaginal birth (past experience is traumatic and I was not heard).

Hello, I am desperately looking for a dula to help with an unmediated birth.

I’m giving birth in a hospital and want to birth naturally with limited interventions.

I plan to give birth at St Luke’s hospital in Meridian ID. I’m early in the process and would love to have insurance cover it but not sure what on the budget. I had a neo-natal loss and had an emergency c-section, followed by a vbac with a now healthy 2.5 year old. I was induced by a balloon and then pitocin and ended up getting an epidural. I would like a more natural birth and ideally would like to start labor at home and have more tools to do so and cope and have more ways to progress labor. My husband won’t have any TK E off so I am planning on laboring alone and looking for an educated support person/coach.

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.

Hospital birth Need support I have employer and Tricare insurance unsure of budget Not sure on birthing plan this is my 1st pregnancy