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Home or birthing center Under 5,000 Low intervention

Hospital birth, want to go unmedicated, looking for a birth doula

Plan to give birth at hospital. Not sure what my birth plan is. Trying to go natural

Planning to give birth in a birth center (Asheville Women’s Birth & Wellness). Hoping to find someone that takes Aetna insurance. Planning for an unmedicated natural labor & it is my first pregnancy!

As I will be a single Momma by choice I’m looking for support, advocacy, and coaching during the labor/delivery, which is my primary concern. I’m a healthy woman will be giving birth at age 52.

I am giving birth at OSU with the midwives. I am keeping the same midwife throughout pregnancy (rather than meeting with lots of them), so am expecting an unknown midwife at the birth. Because of this, I want to have the consistency of a doula I know will be at the birth. This is my 2nd birth. It was helpful to have a doula the first time for tips and tricks and to give my husband ideas and I hope for the same again. I had an unmedicated vaginal birth last time and hope to do the same again. We have Tricare insurance and ideally would find someone covered by insurance.

Looking to do a home birth my I’m hoping to find some one that takes state medicaid anthem blue cross

Hi! My name is Katie and I’m currently expecting my first baby girl, due May 8, 2026. I’m located in Columbus and looking for a supportive doula to help guide me through the end of pregnancy, labor, and delivery. I’m navigating pregnancy mostly on my own, so having someone experienced and supportive during birth is really important to me. I’d love to learn more about your services, availability, and whether you work with any programs or sliding scale options. Also looking for someone who accepts Medicaid. Thank you!

Considering having a doula during birth as an extra support person. Would like someone who can help with comfort positioning and breathing Would like someone who is a Christian I plan on water delivery with a midwife at OSU hospital.

Hospital with OBGYN No estimated budget currently I would like to go unmedicated as long as possible and then possibly use alternative meds besides an epidural. Delayed cord clamping. I also need help with my birth plan

I want to do water birth this my first pregnancy and just need help and advice as a first mom.

Prisma I don’t have a birth plan Yet I need help Creating one

1. I plan to give birth in a hospital unless I locate a good birthing center that feels right to me. 2. $1,000 3. I plan on an unmedicated, vaginas birth with lots of movement and finding ways to feel comfortable. I do like the idea of a tub but am not committed. I would love to be able to roll on a ball and just be walked through the contractions with peace.

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I am a first-time mom who will be delivering by C-section around November 10th due to a rare, serious complication (vasa previa). The baby will be delivered pre-term at 36 weeks (or even early if there are emergent circumstances). My husband and I are considering hiring a postpartum doula during the first weeks when the baby comes home (we do not know yet if she will need NICU time and won't know until the birth). Do you have availability in November for postpartum services and would you be willing to travel to Delaware, OH? Do you offer initial consults over Zoom? Thank you, Gabriella

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.

First time mom that is doing a water birth at OSU with the midwives. I have a very supportive partner and we plan on going through birthing classes like lamas classes together. I simply am looking for birth support through a doula because I know it would be helpful to have someone there through that process to help him and I. I don’t know that I would need the full package, but am open to chatting about options. I am military and have Tricare insurance but don’t know if Tricare covers a doula. So otherwise I would be paying out of pocket, and my partner has a HSA fund which I don’t know if that’s eligible for doula payment. Thank you!

I plan to give birth at a hospital, my budget is around $1,000-1,500 I would like to have delayed cord cutting unless an emergency occurs as well as more 1 on 1 time with my child

I would like to do a home birth and then go to the hospital after I would like a nice atmosphere that calm and relaxed.

Hospital birth. Had an epidural with my first, I would really like to try no medication with my second. I also would like support when it comes to breastfeeding my second. Ideally this is covered by insurance