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Giving birth at mercy hospital in Saint Louis MO Budget no more than $2,000

Hi I am looking for someone to help me through my pregnancy and birth. This is my first one and I’m nervous and I am a black woman so I would like someone that can also advocate and be there for me too

Looking for a postpartum doula to help educate my husband and I on sponge baths, cord care, sleep training, and overall care for our baby

Delivering at the hospital but hoping to be as unmedicated as possible and know help would be beneficial. Hoping to get a rough price estimate to know if it’s something we can afford comfortably

I’m looking for low cost birth support for my medicated hospital birth

Hospital birth Insurance Don’t have a birth plan English

Planning to give birth in a hospital. Open budget. Someone who is heavily experienced in ppd and close pregnancies. I am 27 and am a SAHM. My one baby is 4 months and formula feeds. Would also like help with cleaning, cooking, and laundry.

Looking for someone younger and optimistic, someone with good energy , kind, caring, compassionate, with a sense of humor, motivational, good at planning

Need nighttime postpartum doula to help with all aspects of newborn care and cleanup overnight

Hello, We are looking for a Doula that is certified and accepts Tricare West coverage (we have Tricare Reserve Select). I am still working out my personal birth plan as we are very early in our pregnancy, but wanted to get a head start on finding a Doula that is the right fit. I would like to try to have an unmedicated birth, but still want to leave my options open for a medicated birth. I am also hoping to breastfeed and would appreciate a doula who is knowledgeable about breastfeeding and can provide some guidance during the postpartum period.

I want to have a low intervention, un medicated birth at Mercy Hospital off Ballas Road. This is my first pregnancy. I’m unsure how much doulas cost, but would love to keep it as low as possible due to all of our other medical bills.

I plan to do it in the hospital I’m hoping my insurance will cover it and the Burt plan still trying to figure that out

Will explain once we meet in person or on the phone.

I plan on delivering at St Joseph Lake St Louis, I'm not really sure I have a budget in mind, just something that's reasonable. My birth plan is to try and go all natural as possible, I would like to try and refrain from having any Pitocin or an epidural. I would also like the opportunity to use nitrous oxide if I need some sort of pain relief and I want to know all my options that are available for birthing. I.E birthing tub, squat bar, etc. I plan on for sure having my husband in the room and possibly our moms but that is still up for discussion. I would like my provider to be someone that is respectful of my wishes and does their best to make sure I achieve said wishes.

Mercy birthing center or something similar I do have insurance, unsure Labor at home for as long as possible

I will be giving birth in a hospital. I am unsure on a budget, I do have health care through my job and also medicaid if that helps. I don't really have a birth plan, this is my first child I just want to ensure that I have an advocate that'll help with necessary birth decisions.

Giving birth at Missouri Baptist Birth plan includes minimal interventions Plan to get an epidural

Hospital - $1500.00 - delayed cord clamping, specific shot list

I want to try and have my baby natural in the hospital.

This will be my first pregnancy and child birth. I'm am 35 years old and inexperienced. Therefore, I'm in of an experienced doula for guidance and advise pre and post child birth. My plan is th give birth at St Mary's Hospital. I am looking for advise on organizing my birth plan. My employed by SSM and my expenses will be covered by Medica insurance plan. Please respond if you are certified and my needs are a good fit.