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1. Hospital 2. $500-$1,200 3. Unmedicated natural birth low intervention, looking for Christian doula

I am interested in a birthing doula as well as a post pardom doula

I'm a first time mom expecting twins! I want as much education as I can get and extra support during delivery. I plan on delivering at the Mountain West Medical Women's Care Center in Tooele, UT and would really like a tub birth. I feel that having a doula who is specialized and equiped with the knowledge of birth and delivery would help both my partner and I be more confident in the delivery room. I would like to have that extra support that would know how to help or calm me down if my partner gets overwhelmed with everything, as it is our first pregnancy! Not sure specifically on a budget as I don't know estimated costs and don't make a whole lot of money. I have a generalized birth plan written out, but I'm not sure if I'm missing any key details or not.

I plan on giving birth in the hospital. I do have a strict budget. I plan to have a natural birth with no pain medication. I want to have the least amount of stress and anxiety.

I am expecting my first baby after 5 years of infertility/IVF and a previous miscarriage. I will most likely require a planned C section due to previous fibroid removal surgeries. I am interested in a doula that has experience with C section that can help me prepare for pre and post needs.

Mom wants someone to advocate her wants and needs in the hospital during the birthing process. Need pricing Plan on giving birth at intermountain on State Street near Costco.

Giving birth at IMC in Murray, in June, to a little boy! Willing to be a bit flexible in cost depending on what’s offered. Don’t really know the average. I want help creating a birth plan if possible. I know some things I want (golden hour, natural as much/long as possible, not to a miserable point though, etc) but also would love to be educated on my options. Would love to be educated or guided through laboring and birthing positions, breathing techniques, just really any tips or tricks as a first time mom, I am super interested in ways my partner can help/ be included especially during labor and birth, etc. Would love someone who can help with peace of mind around vaccine do’s and don’t’s, nursing tips, etc. Overall just want someone to help calm the anxiety of all the new unknowns and make me feel more safe and confident!

I plan to give birth at the University of Utah Hospital. I’m not sure of my budget yet. I’d like to have as natural of a birth as possible with minimal medical intervention if everything goes smoothly. I’m still learning about my options and would appreciate help creating a birth plan and understanding what to expect.

I plan to give birth at Home My budget is $1500 I am still working on my birth plan

This will be my second child. During the birth of my first child I had a pretty bad tear. I’m looking for somebody who can help me prepare better for this birth and support my wishes in the labor and deliver room. I plan to give birth in a hospital. I’d prefer to have an epidural. My budget is flexible for the right person.

Looking for a birth doula that can help me have a successful in hospital vbac.

We are planning on a hospital birth at the University of Utah. If covered by insurance, we will rely on the Regence BCBS budget. We plan for an unmedicated birth but are open to nitrous for pain management and in worst case scenarios will listen to medical advice on induction/pain mgmt/c-section. I'm transgender and prefer LGBTQ+ friendly providers with experience with trans parents. We are covered by regence blue cross blue shield through the university of utah.

Giving birth at Hendricks birthplace in Abilene Texas Not sure of budget Delayed cord clamping, golden hour, dad stays with baby if it leaves the room, I want to be allowed to push in different positions, epidural, I have bleeding risks

I plan to give birth in a hospital with minimal interventions. No epidural, giving birth in whatever position feels right, and being able to eat and drink water. Budget unsure, but preferably $5000 or less.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I’m not sure what my budget is. I’d like to see options. I don’t have a birth plan yet.

Lds hospital 1200-1500 Natural unmedicated birth plan

My wife and I are expecting our first child in Late September. We have family here in the valley but we've been advised on the benefits of hiring a doula for both the birthing and postpartum phases. My wife has expressed to me the difficulties she's had with managing anxieties about things that can go wrong so any resources we can use to prepare for both pre and post partum depression would be something we're interested in too. We'd like to have those resources identified and ready to take advantage of before we need them. We are currently planning on scheduling the birth at IMC.

1. Plan to give birth at University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City 2. Working on budget 3. Unmedicated birth, this will be my first birth

I plan to give birth at Kaiser Permanente Fresno Medical Center in Fresno, California, using my insurance coverage. My estimated budget will depend on my plan’s deductible and out-of-pocket costs. My birth plan includes a natural water birth without pain medication, with only my husband present for support during labor.

I am giving birth at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City, and am due late May but may be induced early May due to gestational diabetes and pregnancy hypertension. I’m looking for a doula to support me and advocate for me while I labor unmedicated, and to help me feel safe as I’m birthing. I am also looking for a post partum doula to help with mental health support and sleep as I have pre existing mental health conditions (bipolar and OCD) my husband and I are only making $300-$500 more than our rent currently so our budget is very low but we have Medicaid and are open to low payment plans.