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Midwife at hospital birth Tricare approved Very traditional no medical intervention if possible and no unnecessary treatments on newborn

I’ll be giving birth at Lexington Medical Center. I’m not sure what to budget since ideally part of it should be covered with insurance but we are open to paying a little bit if necessary! My birth plan is to labor as long as possible then get an epidural and deliver vaginally. I also plan on laboring a little bit at home before heading to hospital. I want to do everything possible to naturally progress labor before the epidural and during the epidural (peanut ball, position changes). Then also want to wait until I get the urge to push rather than pushing immediately at 10cm and end up having to push for hours and hours. We just need a labor doula, and if they were able to provide lactation support in the hospital that’d be great but not required. Would love for them to have medical background and if they are Christian that is a plus! We have Tricare Select insurance.

Overnight support in Columbia South Carolina in November

Looking to hire both a live in postpartum doula and/or newborn care specialist Live-In Postpartum Doula: - Approximately 4 weeks of support after baby arrives - private bedroom and own bathroom provided - Newborn care specialist - Meals, light housekeeping, support to mom and baby - Breastfeeding/Lactation support, sleep training and overnight support are a plus - Will pay for travel to South Carolina

I'm exploring my birth options, leaning towards a home birth but also considering the hospital for safety and cost-effectiveness. My budget is a concern, and I'm relying on my insurance to help. More than anything, I want a healthy baby and to save for their future. I'm also focused on preparing my home, especially with my two small dogs, to ensure it's a safe and welcoming environment for the baby.