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Looking for help with the birth of my baby in late May

I would like to have my baby in the hospital, but I want to be in control of the birth, I want to listen to my body and for it to be at the time when my body is ready,I want an unmedicated birth and I want to delay cord clamping. And I want to know if my insurance can cover it.

Home, $5000 for budget and this is my first birth I don't know what kind of birth plan I need or want. I am looking for someone who is also Christian based.

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.

Hospital Birth Budget - less than $1000 Anthem Blue Cross SISC

I plan on giving birth at Adventist Hospital Hanford. My budget would be somewhere in the middle not to expensive. I want a VBAC birth. I’m due April 30. Currently 36 weeks. My first pregnancy was emergency c-section due to the umbilical cord being wrapped around baby’s neck. I have Champ VA Insurance.

I need pitotocin/ to induce labor right now I need to give birth right now today as of February 9th.

I plan to give birth at BSA. I am looking for a doula covered by tricare and who takes tricare. I currently do not have a birth plan and I am looking forward to making one with my doula.

Walking through pregnancy. What to expect, what to start doing

I plan to give birth at the Orem community hospital in the midwife wing. I plan to have a natural birth. I am not sure of my budget.

Natural hospital birth. Birth Coach. I haven’t made a birth plan just yet. Looking at my options

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.

Provo, Medicaid insurance, natural and delayed cord

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

This is our first baby, with the exception of a previous miscarriage. I don’t know exactly what my birth plan is or what should go into a birth plan. I just know I want it to be slow and calm as much as possible. I’m looking for someone who will take the time to help educate me more about pregnancy and birth and help find confidence in the process. I’d like someone who can act as more of a mother figure guiding me. I want to focus on health and nutrition throughout my pregnancy. I need someone who will let my husband be 100% involved and is more about enabling us with knowledge and confidence to make our own decisions. So, someone who is calm and has a lot of patience.

Pregnant with 5th baby. I am hoping to have a VBAC after a previous csection. Planning on delivering in a hospital, preferably with an unmedicated labor and delivery.

Hospital birth, unmedicated and low intervention 1,800 dollars ish I want to labor in a tub when possible, I want to feel strong and empowered and capable. I don’t much beyond that because it’s my first birth

I would prefer a home birth, but understand that some complications may change that, if any show up in the pregnancy. We're hoping to stay under $5000. I want to try for a natural birth, using essential oils to help with pain and bleeding. I think a water birth could be nice. I just don't want tp lay on my back, as that has never been comfortable for me, even before pregnancy. I dont want to interfere with things to make them go faster. I would like my body to be properly dilated at its own pace, and birth the placenta when it is ready to come out, rather than tugging the umbilical cord. I do not want to pull the baby's head for a one push delivery. I think a two push delivery is safe, if the baby doesn't completely exit first push.

Planning on having a hospital birth. The current birth plan is a c-section due to prior spinal surgeries the mother has had. The only people present in the hospital room will be the mother, husband, doula, doctors, and nurses pre-birth and during. We would prefer if the provider has certifications and at least 3 years of experience. We do not require any additional languages other than English. The mother is classified as advanced maternal age. Parental education and preparation would be preferred. Estimated budget is $1000 - $1600 per month in costs.

1. I’m hoping to give birth at a birth center close to a hospital but have minimal intervention from hospitals. 2. Not sure my budget yet, depends on if insurance covers this 3. Want to try and have a natural birth with techniques that will help with pain