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We are looking for a midwife and/or doula who is experienced in supporting natural, holistic, and intuitive birthing experiences, specifically home water births. This is our first birth, and we want to feel supported, informed, and respected throughout the entire process. We value a provider who honors the body’s natural ability to give birth while also remaining attentive, knowledgeable, and grounded. Our intention is to have a natural home water birth, with a focus on low intervention and supporting physiological labor. We are interested in using movement, breathwork, positioning, and other non-medical comfort measures to guide the process. We are open to medical support if needed, but we want someone who prioritizes informed consent and helps us feel empowered and involved in all decisions. We have been receiving prenatal care from an OB-GYN up to this point while we search for the right midwife or doula, and we are looking to transition our care to someone who aligns more closely with our holistic approach. We are especially looking for someone who is calm, intuitive, and respectful of our preferences, and who can help create a peaceful, grounded environment during labor. Guidance with labor positioning, pain management, and emotional reassurance is very important to us. We would also appreciate support for my partner so they can confidently assist me throughout labor. Our goal is to create a birth experience that feels safe, supported, and aligned with our values, while still being adaptable if circumstances change. We are open to discussing budget and services based on the level of support provided.

1. Hospital; 2. Tricare authorized providers; 3. Epidural, vaginal birth

Hospital birth Vbac support and least interventions as possible Support for laboring and natural methods Carefirst MEDICAID

I’m currently looking for a doula and would love to connect with someone who feels like the right fit for this very special moment. I’m relatively new to the U.S., and I don’t have my family with me, so finding someone who can offer emotional support and a comforting presence is really important to me. Speaking Spanish would be a big plus, as it helps me feel more grounded and connected during such an intimate experience. I will be giving birth at a hospital, and my birth plan is still evolving. I trust that my body knows what to do, and I’m leaning toward a natural and intuitive approach, while staying flexible depending on how everything unfolds. My budget is open for discussion, and I’d love to learn more about your packages and what they include. Photography is not a requirement, but it would be a beautiful extra if you're someone who enjoys capturing special moments—having a few meaningful photos of the experience would feel very special to me. If you feel we might be a good match, I’d love to chat and hear more about your work and philosophy!

Hospital birth in Silver Spring MD, using insurance to cover costs so I will require a doula in-network or contracted with Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance, no specific birth plan yet other than preference for vaginal birth.

First time mom, I need help with child birth and postpartum assistance.

Plan to give birth at VHC, looking to have a low intervention/nonmedicated birth and delivering may 1st. Looking to spend under $2k. I am over 35 and conceived through IVF but so far a healthy pregnancy

1. Women’s and Babies Hospital in Lancaster, PA. 2. Extremely limited budget. I just found out, at 6 months pregnant, that my husband has been having an affair for a year and a half, and wants to leave me, our unborn baby and my 3 year old son. I am so emotionally distraught. I don’t want to have to give birth alone in a hospital. 3. As natural as possible. We don’t do vaccines.

I’d like to have an at home birth. I’d like to be able to move freely, have extended cord clamping, and optional birthing positions. No medications. $2000

I plan to give birth at St. Joesphs hospital in Towson, MD. I would like to find a doula who is in-network with Cigna insurance. I don't have a birth plan just yet.

1. I will birth in a hospital 2. $1,800 3. I plan to have a natural birth with no pain medication.

I'm looking for a Labor Doula to support my in-hospital unmedicated VBAC! I have been using the Christian Hypnobirthing app and education, and my husband has read the Bradley method book, as he will be my main support during labor! I have Tricare Select, so I'm looking for an in-network doula.

Hi, I am looking for a birth Doula for my baby, that is coming in June (due date most likely between June 7th and 14th) in Mission Hospital, Asheville. We are looking for someone fully vaccinated (including Covid) and local.

1. I am giving birth at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. 2. Estimated budget is $100 per visit 3. Natural birth

1. Inova Fairfax Hospital 2. Not too pricey, insurance covered 3. No epidural, natural

I just want someone to really care and help me in my first pregnancy I had preeclampsia and I don’t want to go through it again

Holy Cross Hospital in Silcer Spring, MD. Hoping to be $1000 or less for birth doula. Hospital birth with limited interventions. Although I’m not against epidural if I feel it’s necessary for pain. Looking for an advocate for myself and husband.

Looking for a doula to help advocate for me during Dr visits and especially labor and delivery.

I want to experience a home birth. I want to have a water birth.

Will give birth at INOVA Alexandria hospital. This is our second child, the first was an unscheduled C-section after a failed induction. Aiming for a TOLAC in the hopes of achieving a vaginal birth, although I will have a C-section scheduled for week 41 in case I don't go into labor naturally. My C-section recovery was technical smooth with no complications last time, but I did not feel like I received enough information or support immediately following birth about how to manage my recovery and ultimately was unprepared and struggled at home the first few weeks. I am seeking immediate postpartum support regardless of how birth goes to smooth out the adjustment period when I leave the hospital, at least for a few weeks.