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Im having an at home birth and want someone who has done this before. I have a family friend that is a doctor but he practices western medicine and doesnt like the idea of home births, so not very helpful.

1. Hospital or birthing center 2. N/A 3. Water birth

Water birth at my home, no birth plan wanted help from midwife

Birth at hospital, I’m currently a full time student unemployed, looking for housing for myself and baby, my birth plan I don’t have one yet

We need to find a nanny speaking Chinese in 2024 Dec

We are thinking of starting a family into this new year, and would like to have an at home birth with a midwife and doula team present. I have full coverage insurance and am hoping that my plan will help cover the cost of this team, we are willing to spend whatever it costs out of pocket for our delivery team. I’d like to have minimal interventions, as well as the chance for a water birth. I do not want any medication and would like to have the option to birth in any position that feels right for me.

Looking for information on a VBAC3C. Im not pregnant just looking as my options.

Birth center with minimal interventions and our budget is tbd

I want to have a home birth. This will be my second. We are planning to start trying in February 2026. I want a water birth. Our estimated budget is around $6500 but can be more or less depending if insurance will cover some expenses. I have Aetna HMO. I am thinking maybe they will cover prenatal care but don’t think they would cover home birth.

Would love a home birth, at the moment I'm set to deliver at Kaiser. Unsure about budget- I was told insurance would cover most of this. Birth plan -natural, no interventions. (I had 3 in hospital with no epidural- but wanted to look into home birth this time)

1. Home 2.6,000 3. I haven’t made a full birth plan yet

First baby, support during labor. Looking for someone with a medical support

I am looking for a brazilian or hispanic duola or midwife with over 5 years of experience. I plan to give birth at a hospital. I have an estimated budget of $50-$100 per hour depending on level of experience

I really want to have a home birth (but have a very discouraging partner who needs education). This is my second birth (first was in hospital). I have health plan of San Mateo and very little extra money. Having a home birth is a lifelong dream of mine and really want this for my final birth experience (want tubal ligation afterwards).

Sequoia hospital redwood city ca As Natural as possible, no induction, no epidural Would like a midwife not sure if I need a doula

I’m in the Stanislaus area but am a patient with Standford and they want me to give birth in Pleasanton. I was just informed can’t do water birth at this location if I do want water birth delivery could be more in like Palo Alto. But I am planning to give birth at a hospital. I have no funds I am straight medi-cal(fee-for-free) service and have to go thru this. Was informed I should be able to receive thru this. I don’t fully have birth plan down but my doctor is trying to fight with some options I’m looking at or wanting. I need help kind of coming up with one. I know I want delayed cord clamping till cord is white(doc says can’t go past 90secs but not what I want), due to scoliosis and other issues do not want a epidural but to know what other options may be useful or I can do to avoid this route, I want to be able to move around, I do not want to give birth on my back(doc wants me on my back), not sure what’s best way wondered about squat type position but because I had knee surgery year ago was told water birth may be better option for this and because of my hypermobility EDS, chronic inflammation/pain, etc. I want to know what might be another way I could deliver that would benefit me. I do not want to give my child the eye cream,or hep b shot, I’m not sure I want to give my child the vitamin k shot(doc is definitely pushing vitamin k shot and saying u need to give your child hep b vaccine because she’s gonna live her life and she needs it as a baby even though there is no reason she needs the shot.), I want to use a birthing ball, maybe running water, aroma therapy in the room, I am also marked high risk.

Would like to give birth at home. Would like to go through insurance. Birth in water, calm space, husband there for support, daughter may or may not be present

I plan to have a home birth. A Christian midwife would be preferred.

home birth natural takes alameda alliance insurance

Hospital, we have Blue Cross Health Insurance, and I want to have an unmedicated birth (I had one with my first baby and plan to again.)