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Natural vaginal birth after c section. Hospital birth. I want someone who can help advocate for me and help me get through labor naturally

Hello, I was wondering if you provide service at Winter haven, currently I have 6 weeks and 4 days and I have United Healthcare MMA.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I’m not sure about a budget yet. It’s early and still looking into options. I have had several back surgeries and cannot have an epidural. I need help getting through labor unmediated. I’m still doing research of what I’d like in my birth plan. I know I want delayed cord clamping and immediate skin to skin. I would like to have the birth as natural as possible. I have Tricare prime.

Birthing at Viera hospital, I don’t have an estimated budget, I need to work on completing my birth plan

First baby, giving birth in Melbourne, Fl. Hoping for pregnancy support & birth doula. Budget is around $1500.

I’m a first time mom and I heard great things about doulas but not 100% sure exactly what they provide just a brief summary. I will be giving birth at Holmes regional medical center.

Giving birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital I have insurance through Tricare and Medicaid My birth plan is a VBA2C. I want to labor as much at home as I can . I’m open to pain relief intervention and I would like to be able to push. If I can go natural that would be amazing.

First baby, in Sanford fl. Looking for a postpartum doulas soon as possible, just need for 3-4 hours, ideally with newborn with reflux feeding experience. Budget around $20-$30/hour

In need of in home help with my 16 month old and newborn ASAP. Must accept Medicaid as I cannot afford out of pocket. I live in sanford.

None I don’t have anything that’s needed right now. I like to give birth in my hospital. I just wanna find a Doula in my area.

I am looking to have an unmedicated birth and am looking for someone who can support me and provide ways to help with pain management

Hospital birth but as natural as possible. I want unmediated no cervical checks delayed cord clamping dad to catch baby and cut cord. Has experience and succeed with natural births

I am pregnant and planning a hospital birth. I have Medicaid coverage and am looking for a doula who accepts Medicaid. I would like support during pregnancy, labor, delivery, and the postpartum period. I am interested in education, emotional support, advocacy during labor, and breastfeeding guidance. Spanish-speaking is preferred but not required. My budget is based on Medicaid-covered services.

Hi! I’m looking for a postpartum doula in the Brevard County area, ideally Melbourne/Viera, with a strong focus on maternal recovery after birth. My main priority is my own physical recovery postpartum. I’m looking for someone who can provide in-home support with postpartum nutrition and meal planning/preparation, recovery routines, and ideally hands-on recovery support such as postpartum massage, mobility work, or guidance with safe exercises. Experience with pelvic floor recovery or working alongside a pelvic floor physical therapist would also be a big plus. I’d also love support with the baby as needed, particularly establishing healthy newborn routines, breast feeding support, and gradually developing good sleep habits and a manageable daily rhythm for our family. Essentially, I’m looking for comprehensive postpartum support that prioritizes the mother’s recovery while also helping with newborn care and making the transition at home easier. Please let me know if you provide this type of support, what your postpartum packages typically include, and whether you serve the Melbourne/Viera area.

Natural hospital birth with little interventions. I’m not sure about the rest

i’m planning a hospital birth. i need to be seen & listened to by doctors, nurses & other hospital staff. i need a more time to make a birth plan but i will have one. i prefer a doula who has at least 3 years of experience, but one who will advocate for me would do just fine!! im 25 this is my 2nd child. im a mom to a 3 year old boy who i would like to still feel loved.

I plan to give birth at the hospital & I have medicare insurance & I dont have a birth plan

Home or birth center $1000 ish range Zero interventions, calm, peaceful

I am married and new to the area. I am 43 years old unplanned but welcome pregnancy. Overall health is good. High risk only due to age. 2 older daughters 16 (3hr labor) and 20 (52 hr labor) both vaginal births one with epidural. I have different opinions and views since then and would like a coach nearby to help with the birth and any other educational assistance. I am self pay no insurance as of yet. Pending a new job. I would like a hospital birth but open to home birth plans.

This is my first child, wanting an unmediated and low-intervention hospital birth, just looking for support and advocacy for me and my husband just in case the hospital tries to push me into a negative birthing experience (doing what is medically necessary for me or baby during labor and delivery will never be denied) Hospital I’m planned for: Lakeland Highlands Orlando Health - Watson Clinic Hospital Birth plan: low intervention (if possible) Budget: low