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Plan to give birth at American Fork hospital. I'm 33 and this is my first pregnancy. My spine is fused from T4-L3, so I have concerns about an epidural, otherwise I would opt for that immediately. Neither my husband nor I really know what we're doing and I would like someone with experience helping guide me through the process and giving me pain relief techniques the whole time, instead of in and out like nurses. The hospital has bath tubs available, so I think I'll probably use that to labor, but we can't use them to deliver. I'm not opposed to having a medicated delivery, I'm just scared it won't work because of my hardware, so I would like backup plans. I have no idea what to expect for a budget.

Tricare certified is a must. Plan to give birth at a hospital but would like it to be as natural an experience as possible.

I'm planning on having a hospital birth. I'd love to find a doula that is covered by insurance. I'm still putting together a more detailed birth plan currently since we recently found out we're expecting our 2nd baby.

I would like to give birth here at my apartment or at a local birth center. Not a hospital but somewhere where I can birth possibly in water & just naturally. I did my last baby natural in the hospital & I loved it so I don’t see a point going to the hostpial again. I would just like it to be as cheap as possible.

Pain free and unmedicated at home in water. Budget $4000 I want this done with fee people and my husband at home

Comfort and guidance during birth for my husband and my first tim. LDS Hospital in the simply birth program. Budget is around $2,000

Orem Community Hospital, budget negotiable, low intervention unmedicated birth desired

I plan on giving birth at LDS hospital in SLC. I’m taking hypnobirthing classes, and hoping to give birth in a tub. My husband won’t be present, but my mom will, she doesn’t speak Spanish so I’m hoping to find someone bilingual, but if that’s not possible I’m okay with that. I want someone that can advocate for me when I can’t. I’m also looking for someone that would accept Tricare West insurance.

Just being able to have a resource of information. And someone to guide me through my first birth

Hospital natural water birth, absolutely as hands off and natural and holistic as possible, wanting a string advocate against a medicalized birth at the hospital

Planning of giving birth in Davis county (Layton or Ogden). I've never had a doula but would like to possibly find something in the 1500 range for some lead up to the deliver and delivery support. I'm hoping for VBAC. My birth experience on my first pregnancy was not as supportive as I was hoping from the medical team. Hoping to find someone how can help bridge my natural preferences with the medical mind.

I plan to give birth at a hospital or a birth suite right next to a hospital. I care about an unmedicated birth as long as my baby or I are not in danger. Because I’m giving birth in a hospital I want someone who knows hospital policies and can help advocate for me when they suggest something that isn’t necessary. I want someone who will help keep me calm especially when I’m transitioning.

I plan to give birth at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City. My estimated budget is between $500 to $1500 Looking for someone that can take payments. I plan to labor at home for a bit or have a supportive person besides my partner to help guide me. I would prefer to have my baby natural no medication but I will need the support and education to prepare my body for that

I plan to give birth at Intermountain Layton hospital at the "Simply Birth" center and have a natural, unmedicated water birth. I plan to use water, breathing techniques, counterpressure, and quiet/darkness for pain management. It is my first baby so I would appreciate someone experienced who can help me advocate for myself throughout labor. I live in Mountain Green, Utah. My estimated budget is $1500. I am not looking for postpartum care or extensive care during pregnancy, mainly someone who can assist me during the labor itself.

I am planning on giving birth with a midwife at Ogden Regional Hospital. I would like an unmedicated(or low medication), low intervention birth. We are trying to see what prices are realistic. As we are on a tighter budget, so I think $1000 is our cap but would be more comfortable around $600-$800.

I'm Having a planned Hospital Birth. NO particular birth plan, no specific requirements for the Doula.

I want to have a home birth. This is my second baby and I feel like I can do it. I don’t know my budget but it’s really low since my family is currently struggling and I don’t know how I am gonna afford a hospital birth.

I am planning on giving birth at a birthing center. I have Federal Blue Cross Blue Shield as an insurance provider. Budget unknown as of yet.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My estimated budget is as close to $0 as I can. I don't know how realistic that is, or if insurance helps cover the cost. I have Medicaid, so the hospital birth bill is taken care of completely by insurance. I am just wanting some extra help and support. This is my second healthy pregnancy. My first was induced and I had an epidural. I plan to go all naturally this time. My birth plan is the following: Comfortable and calming room, limited visitors, intermittent monitoring of the baby, natural pain relief (cold and hot therapy, hypnobirthing, meditation, breathing, shower, tub, TENS unit, etc.), freedom to walk, breathe out my baby and not push, umbilical cord cut after it is not pulsing, protection of golden hour, and breastfeed my baby.

Probably hospital birth, no epidural. Looking for someone to guide me through movements that will help baby and me progress in labor, help me stay in the right mindset, and provide counterpressure.