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I plan to give birth at Home. My budget is $4000-$5000. I would like to have a water birth, no vaccinations for my baby, and no shots for pain. I would like for My Husband to be with me to be able to support me during pushing stages. I would like a mirror to see my baby’s birth. I would like for it to be as quiet as possible. I would like the lights to be dim. I would like my baby to be placed on my chest immediately. I would like to breast feed as soon as possible.

I plan to give birth in the hospital I’m looking for a doula who accepts my current insurance coverage from amerihealth/brightstart maternity program. My birth plan is currently a scheduled c section and minimal intervention with my baby unless deemed necessary. To breastfeed and no bath or immunizations after birth.

Looking for a birth doula for additional support through unmedicated childbirth and possibly postpartum support and education. I’m giving birth at the Mercy Midwifery Birthing Center. I’m not sure about cost for Doula but my max would be $500 altogether. Right now I don’t have much of a birth plan aside from using laughing gas as pain management as needed. I don’t know what else I need to include or consider.

I'm looking for doula services and a doula for a home birth that accepts Molina Medicaid through iowa.

I plan to give birth at the University of Iowa downtown campus. My plan is to be unmedicated with the exception of nitrous oxide. I am looking for a doula that is in my insurance network.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My estimated budget is to not exceed over 2,000 if possible. At this time, I do not have a birth plan.

I plan to have a Vbac at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids.

This is my first pregnancy I’m wanting to have an at home birth.

Planning to birth with a midwife in a hospital. This is my first baby so guidance is what I need most! I would like to have a very low intervention birth if possible without constant monitoring, home as long as I can be, and not laboring or birthing on my back.

I just discovered your information through Aetna Better Health Medicaid. Are you in network or have they made a mistake? I was digging and discovered reimbursement information for Medicaid covered doula services. I am mostly interested in prenatal and birth doula. I had a doula with my 1st of 6 children, only 1 was medicated and this is my last pregnancy but I always wished Medicaid would come on board. My new partner is uneducated to unmedicated birth or doulas and was completely helpless during our last child’s birth and I would really like better support this time around.

I am pregnant with baby number 5, I am looking for a certified nurse midwife, a doula, and a lactation consultant that is experienced in breast reductions.

1. Home 2. 5,000 3. Natural at home birth with midwife.

Nights I need help the most but I am open to say too

I want to do a home birth No budget in mind No birth plan in mind just yet

Hospital possibly st Luke’s Budget less than $1500 Help with support making decisions what is best for me walk me through the steps 1st pregnancy

I’m not sure home birth or hospital Natural birth plan no cord clamping until done pumping

I plan on giving birth in a hospital but want a doula to be there to act as my advocate. I definitely want an epidural but I don’t want to be confined to pushing on my back and I don’t want to purple push. I also want to avoid things like an episiotomy and I do not want any students in the room at all. I basically just need someone to stand up for my wants and needs as I go through labor.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, I’m tight on money and don’t really have funds and I need help creating a birth plan

Hey heyyy, my name is Jessica. I need support (other than my husband) to help guide me through my first birthing process. I’ve always dreamed of having a home birth, but I’m a little nervous when it comes to me or my baby needing medical assistance. I don’t really have an estimated budget considering I’m a first time mom and I don’t have any experience with doulas. Whenever it’s time to give birth, I want to be as comfortable as possible. The number 1 thing I absolutely need is prayers. No bright lights, very calm and relaxing space, no extra people in the room (such as students), i don’t want to give birth on my back, i would love for my doula to massage me while im contracting, i do NOT want to be induced, I want to wait until the umbilical cord is WHITE before cutting, I want to be the first to touch my baby not the nurses, I also want to keep my placenta and let it come out on its own time just like my baby did.

I plan to give birth at Shiloh memorial in Shiloh Illinois I am using my Illinois Medicaid I don’t have a birth plan yet.