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I would like a home water birth. Unmedicated and covered through my Medicaid insurance

Hopkins methodist hospital Need hospital assistance

1. I would love to do an at home birth. I’ve done some research and found that there are many benefits to doing it at home without medication. 2. Unsure budget limit. 3. This is my first pregnancy and so far I only have wants for my birth plan. I have no set in stone plans so far. Just wanting to be as informed as possible.

First pregnancy. Will be giving birth in hospital. Estimated budget of $1000-1500. Birth plan would be to stay as natural as possible, but not opposed to medical needs like an epidural if I decide I want one. Whether that be through breathing techniques, deferred sensation like a birth comb, water, etc. Want to avoid a C-section unless emergency demands it. Delayed cord clamp and immediate skin to skin as long as not an emergency. Want to try breastfeeding, and pumping, but not opposed to formula if needed.

I am a first time mom, giving birth with midwives at Fairview South Dale hospital. My budget is $1,700 My plan is to attempt an unmedicated vaginal birth, but I am open to an epidural

Prepping body for birth and being present throughout the labor and delivery.

Have an 8 mo old right now but I also have a 10 cm fibroid planning to have it surgically removed May 6! Wondering your thoughts on pregnancy afterwards any advice is helpful

Fairview Southdale hospital in Edina, MN is where I plan to give birth. I'll be having a TOLAC, and while I'd prefer to have an unmedicated birth, I am open to an epidural. My goal is a successful vbac that involves lots of movement and gets my baby earthside safely. My budget is $1500 maximum, but I would prefer to spend $1000-1200.

I plan to give vaginal birth in a hospital with no epidural and in a different position that lying on my back. I have Tricare West Prime Remote insurance.

Maple Grove Hospital. $500-1000. Vaginal without any meds or intervention if possible

Interested in a doula. Hoping for a natural birth. I plan to give birth in a hospital at essentia health. Budget unsure yet.

1. I want to give birth at community hospital south. 2. $1000-$2000 3. What I’m looking for…..Coach/guidance through active labor. With my first I labored 24 hours, then with my second I labored 6 hours. Felt like with my second I could have done it natural if I just had some support as far as during labor with positioning and coaching and such. I labored 5.5 hours, got the epidural, and within like 5 minutes of epidural he was here. Not opposed at all to epidural if needed but would love to try to do it natural

I plan on giving birth at a hospital but making sure it’s a comfortable setting with no medication or ivs what so ever. I want extra help and to be near a hospital if something goes wrong. My budget is up in the air too. Would like if insurance could cover a lot of the costs.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. My birth plan i don’t want any drugs or Epidural I want to be able to stand dearing birth I don’t want the umbilical cord cut until it turns white

Hospital, Essentia in Duluth MN Unsure on Budget Unmedicated, no intervention if possible

1. Methodist hospital but in the birthing center. 2. We're thinking $500-$800 3. I want an unmediated birth, I had one with my first. I appreciated the doula I had last time telling me how to navigate so that my husband could be my rock.

I plan to give birth at home. I want a complete holistic and natural pregnancy with little to none medical interference. I want to do a water bath birth and have complete holistic and clean eating and nourishment along the journey while still working out and trying to be the best I can be physically and mentally.

Unmedicated hospital birth. Covered by Molina insurance.

1. Maple grove hospital, Minnesota (Oakdale OBGYN) 2. **Covered by TriWest/Tricare** 3. I’m a previous mono-mono twin mom, forced hospital heavy, gen anesthesia delivery. I’m 30 weeks with my singleton. Hoping to find someone to who is faith-based and supports the physiological birth that I truly believe God built us for. Believing for a VBAC with zero intervention/pain management. We are strong believers and I have done a lot of research and been trying to prepare the best I know how to have a natural vbac. My visits have increased my discouragement of being able to advocate for myself, especially when it comes time to Labor. I want my husband as involved as possible and to have the best birth experience.

Hospital birth but would like to keep low intervention and as natural as possible. First time parent so looking to see how much this might cost and if it’s something we can afford. Would like to labor at home as long as possible and then will go to Maple Grove fo delivery.