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Overnight support in Columbia South Carolina in November

I’ll be giving birth at Lexington Medical Center. I’m not sure what to budget since ideally part of it should be covered with insurance but we are open to paying a little bit if necessary! My birth plan is to labor as long as possible then get an epidural and deliver vaginally. I also plan on laboring a little bit at home before heading to hospital. I want to do everything possible to naturally progress labor before the epidural and during the epidural (peanut ball, position changes). Then also want to wait until I get the urge to push rather than pushing immediately at 10cm and end up having to push for hours and hours. We just need a labor doula, and if they were able to provide lactation support in the hospital that’d be great but not required. Would love for them to have medical background and if they are Christian that is a plus! We have Tricare Select insurance.

Hospital birth, Vbac attempt. Help with breast milk supply. Previously had low supply

Baby isn’t latching on and constantly cries. Is also sleeping most of the day.

Seeking lactation assistance due to painful nursing.

Hi! I am a first time mom and wanted to establish a relationship with a lactation consultant prior to delivering. I would like to stay under $50 if billed through insurance. I have BCBS of south carolina state plan and my member id is ZCK24786270

I plan to give birth in Spartanburg at Spartanburg regional. I don’t have a budget bc I don’t know what to expect. I need help after birth as my husband works 12 hours a day and third shift. I don’t work as I was put out of work for high risk birth. Baby will be born July 30th 2026

I plan on giving birth at brunswick novant health in Bolivia. My due date is July 14th and this is my first pregnancy which has gone perfectly and is lowrisk. I would love to do an unmediated birth where I just use massages, breathing techniques etc. I would like our doula to have around 15+ years of experience and it always helps if they love Jesus like we do! We would really only need them present during active labor, we don’t require them to stay with us the whole time we’re in the hospital or do extra things for us! I would love someone who is great with communication as well so that they can guide me beforehand hand at things i can do to help prepare my body for an easier birth. We aren’t sure on budget and are open to discuss!

Looking to hire both a live in postpartum doula and/or newborn care specialist Live-In Postpartum Doula: - Approximately 4 weeks of support after baby arrives - private bedroom and own bathroom provided - Newborn care specialist - Meals, light housekeeping, support to mom and baby - Breastfeeding/Lactation support, sleep training and overnight support are a plus - Will pay for travel to South Carolina

We are looking for assistance and aid with newborn postpartum care, particularly for overnight care, to help with the baby at night and with techniques for sleeping.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I already had one baby but my experience in birth was really bad I wan someone that knows about birth that can fight and care for my needs My in-laws at giving me this experience away so I’m not really sure what is their budget I want to have golden hour skin to skin with my baby, delay the cut of the umbilical cord, they are my priorities, and I want to learn about breast feeding, with my first we didn’t have the support we wanted at the hospital with this and didn’t know how to get it so I couldn’t breastfeed. It’s really important to me being able to do this for my second baby