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1. Hospital (Legacy Salmon Creek) 2. Using insurance 3. Possible water birth, VBAC We have a 4 year old who might need some assistance while wife is in labor We would also like a photographer but not a need.

I need a helpful person that is patient friendly and really enjoys the work in the Lapine Oregon area

I am delivering at Kaiser. I do not have a birth plan.

I am currently a surrogate for a gay couple, so someone comfortable with and accepting of the LGBTQ+ community is a must. This is my second pregnancy, but my first was in 2014 when I was only 19/20 years old, so I feel like I’m doing this all for the first time. I’d like to attempt as natural and intervention-free delivery as I can (but I am not fully against an epidural if truly needed). The plan is to deliver at Providence Newberg, unless something suggests that baby might need to be close to the NICU, in which case we would deliver at Providence Saint Vincent. I have a budget through the surrogacy plan of $2,000 but also have insurance through Blue shield and Providence, if anyone accepts insurance plans

Birth at Alma midwifery hoping for insurance coverage through kaiser. unmedicated birth, ideally in water. I have Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos, so birthing positions will be key to prevent injury for me - hence the water. I also cuss a lot and have a dark sense of humor so need someone comfortable with that

1. Providence St Vincent, Portland 2. N/a 3. Natural birth

Birth will happen at OHSU. This will be my first birth. I’m looking for support during the birth. Someone that can be a regulating presence that can be calm and supportive. Someone that can help me come up with a birth plan. Also someone that will be flexible in working with the midwife staff. Also someone that is covered by OHP. Someone who is trauma informed would be a priority as well.

Hospital birth. Unsure about budget. Birth plan is no epidural, delayed cord clamping, no bath for 24hrs, no leaving the room, only urgent tasks so skin to skin with mom and dad for first 24hrs

- Hospital - $2,000 - As natural delivery as possible, birthing ball, soaking tub, open to epidural, calm environment, mom & spouse supporting as well - 28 yo, no special needs

home birth plan with estimated doula budget of 1500

First birth and choosing to use the Anduluz Water Birth Center. Strongly set on a physiological birth, no/low intervention. Feel comforted by a grounded, experienced presence to coach through breathing and support with comfort measures, including helping my husband remember what to do, lol. Also currently looking for someone who works with Cigna insurance.

Planning to give birth at Legacy Emmanuel, same as my first on 2/1/24. Looking for a doula to help with nerves about labor, prepping for a natural birth. Budget is low hopefully under $800, looking for prices for a few sessions up to include help during labor itself.

Hospital birth I’m planing on using insurance Don’t have one yet

Looking for a doula for a birth center labor and delivery. I’ve giving birth at this location during a previous pregnancy. They have changed midwives but I love the environment and I’m hoping to have a water birth. Looking to use TRICARE or Washington Medicaid.

My husband and I are going to have a natural unmedicated birth at Randall Children's Hospital. This will be our first baby. We are using the Legacy midwives and would like a birthing doula who can support myself and my husband with this being our first baby. Providing physical support during the labor and delivery such as pain relief options and tips for my husband to help support me is what we'd like from the doula and midwives. Also providing emotional support for both of us. We want minimal interventions during the labor and delivery process. Our insurance doesn't cover doula services so we are hoping for a student doula or spending around $250-$500. We can he flexible if our price range is too low.

Will give birth at Randall Children’s birth center. Try not to do an epidural. Want to try (and learn prior to laboring) various techniques and positions to make the birthing process easier. I’m a pediatrician.

I want to give birth at home but if anything want an advocate to give birth at hospital. I can’t afford anything and want to know my options

Peace health hospital I’m looking to have an easy, healthy guided pregnancy/birth. I would like to have a natural birth if possible, but I do understand things could change. I would also like to make sure my baby doesn’t get loaded up with a bunch of vaccines right at birth. I would like to only do the necessary vaccines and prolong the vaccine timeline. I would like coaching through out my pregnancy to aid in the best possible birth and healthiest baby. As far as nutrition to help my body and babies body. Also postpartum aid.

I'm a surrogate for a couple of incredible dads and my due date is June 1st, however I've been told most IVF babies end up induced a week early. I'll be delivering at peacehealth in vancouver and live about 5 min away. My first pregnancy and labor (my son) had no complications. I'd prefer to stay mobile for as much of labor as possible but have an epidural towards the end. My goal after epidural is to have someone with me who's able to help move me into different positions as needed. Not sure about budget, this is my first time looking into a doula.

Looking for a dula to help with labor at the birthing center . Would like to have her guide me and my husband through labor and for after when we get home. We are first time parants and looking to stay within a reasonable budget 1400. My plan is to have a non medicated birth in the birthing center that we chose. I would like a water birth if possible. Natural scents and sounds are most soothing to me as well as dimmer light .