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Giving birth in a hospital $800 max is my budget 3+ years of experience Birth doula for support during labor, exercise tips that can help speed labor or additional help with any complications that comes up

I will be having a VBAC birth at St. Elizabeth in Beaumont, TX. I would love a doula who has assisted in other VBAC births and has knowledge of them, but this is not mandatory. I want to have an active labor, lots of moving around and listening to what my body needs. I need someone who can help advocate in the hospital setting, as well as maybe at home before hospital I also live in Beaumont. I am unsure on budget as I know doula services can be a large range.

I plan to give birth at the hospital Insurance accepted if possible Have a natural birth using the shower in hospital and nitrous oxide for pain

I plan to give birth at a hospital in Beaumont. I had to unexpectedly relocate here from Dallas so I am trying to find a new birth team. My estimated budget is 800$. I am looking to have a natural birth with free movement no episiotomy no forceps or vaccines and for pain management I want to use nitrous oxide and maybe hydrotherapy. Using warm towels and birthing props like birthing ball or peanut ball birthing stool. Wireless monitors on me so that I am able to move freely I don’t want to feel restricted or held down when giving birth. I want direct skin contact right after birth. No bath on my newborn. Not a lot of people in the delivery room. Calm environment. I want my water to break naturally unless intervention is medically necessary. That’s pretty much it for now still researching.

I would like to do water birth in a hospital facility

1.) in the hospital 2.)$1000 3.) no birth plan yet

Ochsner LSU Health - St. Mary Medical Center $500

planning to give birth in a hospital, with a doula support. Birth plan: vaginal, comfortable, not rushed, unmedicated, let the nature take its course.

1- hospital birth accompanied by my OB 2- Fully covered by my insurance preferably. My Tricare plan covers up to 6 hours prior to birth and one visit during l&d. 3- I’m wanting to try for a Vbac and labor unmedicated for the majority of labor, but am open to/considering an epidural once active labor occurs. I had an emergency induction with my first pregnancy at 35 weeks due to cholestasis, and ended up having an emergency c-section as well due to failure to progress and concerns of fetal distress by my OB. It was an incredibly traumatic experience that I’m hoping to avoid this time around. My main goal is to use the least amount of medical intervention possible.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I am a first time mom looking for support in pregnancy, child birth and postpartum. I have Medicare insurance. I want as much of a comfortable experience as possible, I want a smooth transition from birthing to postpartum and I want to be educated in all my options for a new born.

Plan to give birth in bossier city, not specified where yet. Looking for providers that accept Medicaid coverage. No birth plan yet

Hospital birth, I have tri care. Right now I do not have a birth plan set but I want to give birth unmedicated

I'm a previous c section, I'm trying to have a safe vbac with as little intervention as possible. I'm reasonable and realistic. I do plan to have a hospital birth.

Im hoping to get a doula for information about giving birth and to have an advocate during labor. I plan on giving birth at Mercy hospital in Roseburg, OR. Im hoping to have my insurance pay for services. Im insured with Umpqua Health Alliance. I'd like to have an epidural and to be induced a week early at 39 weeks. I'd like to be advocated for because my last epidural failed and I had no pain management. It was traumatic for me. After birth I'd like some tips on parenting two children, A toddler and an infant.

I’d like to have a home birth as I’ve had many horrible experiences with the one hospital that is in Pierre SD. I’d like an all natural birth at home with little to no hospital interaction. I’d like to feel as safe and comfortable as I can!

Home birth 1500 -2000 looking for support post birth body work/ techniques

I am planning to give birth at home and have a midwife already, but heard some insurances cover doulas as well and wanted to check that. I would really like to breastfeed exclusively so would also like to have a lactation consultant to reach out to if needed.

I am interested in seeking out and using a doula for my birth. This is new to me! This isn’t second pregnancy and I had preeclampsia and had to be induced (not fun). I’m currently taking baby aspirin to hopefully reduce my chances. I’ve thought about and considered not getting an epidural. I’m scared but think it would help my chances of not tearing (also miserable). I want to be educated and learn different things than what I did the first time. I will give birth in a hospital. I have no idea how much that costs and if insurance covers that or not.

Hospital Anything I don’t want an unmedicated birth plan but I do want to try for a VBac and let my body do what it’s supposed to beside pushing for Petocin

This is my 5th baby and I am looking for a doula to help me through labor and delivery