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Hospital Unsure of budget but would like full support Not sure of my birth plan yet. Looking for guidance

1. St. Paul’s Hospital 3. try to have a natural birth

1. Hospital 2. 2000( We have no idea how much it usually costs ) 3. We are with Midwives but I'm a Japanese and I am thinking to have a doula who speaks Japanese will be very helpful.

Hospital $1500-2500 VBAC, natural birth - focus on birth and partner support

Hospital birth with family doctor in maternity Clinic. Wanted a midwife but none available. I want a low intervention birth. No epidural. I'm curious about hypo birthing and meditative practices during labour. Budget is a few thousand

1. I would like to do a home (water) birth. 2. I currently have medicaid , not sure if that applies to anything. I’m not sure how much the prices range from so in need of help. 3. Natural water birth.

Plan to give birth at hospital with little to no medical intervention. I do not want pain medication and would like an all natural birth. I am looking for doula support and education as this is my first child. Our budget is around $2500

I am a surrogate in the early stages right now. I'm interested in looking into a doula possibly for the journey, or even just the birth. We will most likely be due in January, but nothing is confirmed yet. Just trying to get some estimates and feel some things out to send to my intended parent! 1. I plan to give birth at St Croix Falls Health in WI. 2. We have a small budget for this, but haven't agreed in a number yet until I have some estimates. 3. W have to give birth in a hospital due to it being a surrogacy journey, but I'd like as natural of a birth as possible. Both of my children were home water births with midwives. I cannot have a water birth at my hospital unfortunately, but I want the process as hands off as possible.

I was planning a homebirth but now I am thinking lacrosse mayo. 1-2,00. my birth plan is low intervention, high compassion, in need of calm advocacy

1) birth in hospital 2) unsure! I'm interested in knowing what a doula costs and if I can afford it 3) I want to plan for no induction, no epidural, am possibly open to laughing gas if I need something to calm down but would prefer natural, I want to avoid unnecessary pelvic and cervical exams, I want someone to advocate for me and insure that I am not being pressured to participate in "standard procedures" that I am not comfortable with or have no medical benefit to me and my baby

I live in Squamish but am considered a high risk pregnancy with good chance of needing a scheduled c-section so will deliver in lions gate with Dr. Lipp. My budget is open.

Hospital, midwife, more details to come as I think through my birth plan preferences

Hello, I hope you’re doing well! We are interested in your postpartum doula services for about 6 weeks following our birth in mid- March of 2026. We’re interested in setting up a consultation to see if we’d be a good fit and to discuss your approach, availability, and if our Carrot benefit can be applied. Please let us know your availability for a meeting (virtual or in-person) in the coming days. We look forward to connecting and learning more about your work. Thank you so much for your time and care! Would you be able to let us know if you meet the following Carrot benefit qualifications? Doulas in the United States must have at least one of the following: * Medicaid approval to provide doula services in their state * An active doula certification from an eligible certifying organization * A certificate of completion from an eligible doula training program, plus three years of relevant doula experience Doulas must also have all three of the following to be eligible: * An active certification in adult and infant CPR from an eligible certifying organization * At least $1 million in professional liability insurance from a reputable insurer * Client and professional references   If so, could we send you a doula Carrot's application found here?   Spend the organizations mentioned above include: * DONA: Doulas of North America International * ProDoula * CAPPA: Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association * Cornerstone Birthwork Training * Doula Trainings International (DTI) * Childbirth International (CBI) * Madriella Doula Network * BEST Doula Training * Northwest Association for Perinatal Support (NAPS) * Natural Resources Thank you, Lucy Dieckhaus

1. Ideally I’d like to give birth at home. 2. $2-$3000 3. At the moment, birth plan is non-existent other than we’re exploring options and what like a water home birth.

Postpartum support while still in the hospital after birth

Everything idk what hospital yet just move down here

I plan to birth at a hospital in Nanaimo. My budget is $1000. I want to birth without an epidural

*I am giving birth in a hospital in Tuscaloosa AL * I am not sure how much doulas cost but I am paying out of pocket so the lowest rate would benefit me greatly. This is my first pregnancy * For my birth plan, I would like to have a natural birth. I am open to the epidural if I feel I can not go any longer but I would love to have a natural vaginal birth. Once the pain starts increasing, I only want my husband, grandmother and hopefully doula in the room to help me with the pain. I want a dark lighten, calm, spiritual environment, full of encouragement, gospel music, prayer, support. We are wanting to delay cord cutting, bath, and also after the baby is born, my husband and I want one hour alone with just the 3 of us. Anywhere my child goes, my husband goes. If the test can not be ran inside the room, he will need to go with them * I would like constant education on what my body is doing, how to breastfeed, and great breathing techniques

1. Hospital 2. 1K 3. Unsure Looking for a doula in the Bemidji area

I plan to give birth at home. We plan to spend around 3,000-5,000 I would like to give birth at home, with no epidural, preferably a water birth but want to move around as needed for my comfort. And do it as natural as possible and only go to the hospital if there are serious complications that need more medical intervention