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I want to give birth in the hospital but I don’t want to deliver on my back. I’m not sure if I want the epidural but am not against pain medication.

Looking for a birth dual and postpartum dual to help me have an um medicated birth. I plan to give birth in Boise Idaho at st Luke’s I need someone who accepts tricare select. I don’t have so much a a birth plan yet I just know I do not a epidural as I have always had complications with it and this is my 3 baby and my husband will be away in the army and I’ll need all the support in the delivery room I can get

Home birth Medicade through insurance No medication

It will be a hospital birth I am hoping to be under $2,000 I currently do not have a specific birth plan but I do know I do not want to be induced or have an epidural

I plan to give birth at Baylor Scott and white hospital in McKinney tx. This is my first baby so I’m not sure what to expect for my budget, but I would like to receive a quote. I am looking for a doula that can help prioritize my birth plan and focus on my needs during the birth, while the OB focuses on the baby. I would really like to give birth vaginally and am looking for someone who values modern medicine but can also help keep things as natural as possible if it is safe. I’m looking for someone who will advocate for me when things get crazy in the delivery room and who is willing to coach me through labor and help support my husband in supporting me. I am currently hoping to give birth un medicated, but I am open minded as I have never experienced labor before. I know I will want delayed cord cutting and breastmilk only. I would also like to learn about different birth positions and reduce the risk of tearing and as natural as possible birth if the placenta.

Im seeing if there is a possibility of me having a doula covered through Medicaid. I’ve had 2 birth center and 2 home births and am considering my first hospital birth.

Birth at Frisco Baylor Scott medical center, budget range $1000-$2000, prefer a natural unmedicated birth

I plan on having the baby in the hospital. I would like to stay around $2000. I don’t have a birth plan.

Wanting a unmedicated birth at Stillwater ok hospital

Christian Allen birthing center Holistic Under $7k Experienced

Hey! So I'm planning my 3rd birth. The first was an emergency c- section and the second also a c-section, 4yrs ago. I had a very unsupportive/hands off midwife previously. I've found an amazing midwife this time and am planning a VBAC. Currently planning a birthing center birth (birthing center is in Bastrop Texas) but considering homebirth.. I'm not supper stuck on a particular bith plan. My goal is a healthy baby and a bit of redemption from my previous births that didn't go the way I planned at all. I'm a Christian, mildly crunchy farm mom who just wants a calm, peaceful birth resulting in a healthy baby and minimal trauma! 😅 I'm looking for a support person to remind me I am capable and keep me focused. I had post partum depression last time so some postpartum support may be good for me, although I have more family support this time too! We don't have insurance. I don't know what a doula costs typically, that's part of why I'm reaching out, to see if this could be an option for us. Thanks!!

I would love to give birth at a hospital and I don’t wanna spend more than $700

I am planning an unmediated assisted home birth. I want to utilize hypnobirthing meditation throughout my birthing process and intentional movements. My budget is under 1k.

Plan to give birth at St. Luke’s Boise. I am looking for someone experienced with VBAC. Budget around 1,000

At home birth $5000, I also have insurance and Carrot Currently in between going to an OBGYN until it’s close to my due date to utilize a Doula and midwife. If I can have some input on what’s best I would love that for my little bundle of joy. Wanting a water birth Natural/ no meds

Plan on hospital birth , natural but with epedural

I plan to give birth at a birth center in Humble, TX. Since I am a first time VBAC, I am required to hire a doula until the birth. My income and budget is very limited as I am the sole provider for 4 in my household, and now have to pay out of pocket for the birth center until my insurance can reimburse me part of it only after the birth. I am also catching up on my mortgage as I started a new job after losing my job last year. My birth plan is for the birth to be completely intervention free unless absolutely necessary, as I had a horrible experience at Citizens medical center that ended in an emergency C-Section. My budget would be as low as possible, with $600-$800 the most I can afford and $800 would be pushing it a bit.

Planning to give birth at medical city Plano. I’m not too sure of my birth plan or my budget just yet I would like to discuss and get further information.

I would just like someone who can educate me and make a birth plan with me

Planning to give birth in the hospital. Would like to be able to avoid c section and learn all the techniques and have an easier delivery. I want my doula to be at the hospital with me during labor. I prefer if you were or still is a labor and delivery nurse as well.