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Questions about pregnancy, emotional support, coaching husband through my emotions during pregnancy.

Our second kid is due on Aug 5. First kid was a c-section. We are planning for a VBAC at Medical city las colinas, Irving. We are looking for a Birth Doula. Our budget is $1000-1500

I am needing a new OBGYN that is a female as well as a foula that is covered by my insurance. I have been labeled a high risk pregnancy and I have concerns my OBGYN is going to try and force me out of my birth plans. Due Jan 9th 2027. Plan on hospital birth (only for emergencies if needed and meds if needed). I want to go as long as I can without meds, up and moving, yoga balls, and try different positions with labor including if an epidural is needed. (I don't want to lay in a bed and be miserable during contractions. I also don't want to push on my back.) I would need someone who is willing to set up a payment plan. Idk what the normal fees are but around $3,000 is what I could do. I am up for anyone as long as they are willing to be in my corner. Insurance is a Blue Cross Blue shield PPO.

Interested in a consultation. 2nd pregnancy, and hoping to attempt a VBAC. Considering a doula for support to help increase chances of a successful VBAC.

At home birth un medicated natural no budget most experienced

Someone to help deliver the child that is highly knowledgeable in in how to do so. Plan to give birth at home and my budget is less than $0.00 I have absolutely no money.

This is my first pregnancy, and I’d like to explore holistic options vs traditional OB And hospital births. I do not know a lot about midwivery besides some initial research but would like to explore that route for our care. Midwifery services is my primary concern, but also would like to learn about doula services and lactation services to see if that’s a good option for me too. would prefer birth center or home birth (water birth) Have Aetna insurance so prefer to use that, otherwise will pay OOP/look at financing options.

I plan on going to the hospital for $600-$850. I want a peaceful setting with my mom, sister, and husband in the room. I do plan on getting an epidural. My requirements for the doula would just be for them to support me when I can’t help me understand things that I don’t and stick up for me if it begins to be overwhelming.

I am giving birth in a hospital and have an extensive medical history so am considered high risk because of it. I am in need of someone educated in the signs of fetal and maternal distress and help advocating to stick to the birth plan unless we are showing those clear signs of distress.

Hospital with minimum/ low interventions. No birth plan yet and budget of $1500

This will be my first delivery, my desire is to do it unmedicated in the hospital. Will like to discuss budget and pricing in person. I will like for my provider to at the least have a masters or higher in education and over 3 years in labor and delivery. Doula is my number one top choice at the moment, I have an OBGYN already.

I am a first time mom in need of guidance! I plan to give birth on a hospital, i don't have a birth plan yet (not sure where to start), I am 36 years old, I just need guidance on how to prepare and what to do after baby is born, I have Cigna

Someone who can advocate for me in the hospital while giving birth. Low budget.

Doula during delivery in hospital and lactation help then help at home postpartum with baby duties/chores. $4000

birth in hospital. unsure on the birth plan and budget

Hello I would like to know if you support home births without a midwife.

Hi!! I’m looking for a doula to assist during labor for emotional and physical. I have a lot on my birth plan that I would want someone to advocate for my husband baby and I.

This is my first pregnancy so i just want overall education and to go over all my options. I would like to go un medicated. i want to give birth at a hospital. I want to use my insurance if possible.

I am planning to give birth at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas. Currently 31 weeks. My goal is to have a low-intervention, physiologic birth whenever it is safe for me and my baby. I would like to labor at home for as long as possible before coming to the hospital. During labor, I plan to use natural comfort measures such as walking, changing positions frequently, using a birth ball, and practicing movements and techniques to encourage labor progression. I would like cervical checks to be kept to the minimum necessary and would prefer to avoid an induction unless there is a clear medical reason that makes it necessary. I also prefer intermittent fetal heart rate monitoring rather than continuous monitoring, as long as my baby and I remain healthy and there are no medical concerns requiring continuous monitoring. When it is time to push, I would like the freedom to choose the position that feels most natural and effective for my body, including side-lying, hands and knees, or squatting. I would also like to follow my body’s natural urge to push instead of being directed to push on a specific count whenever possible. If available, I would like a mirror so I can see my baby’s birth. I do not want an epidural unless I decide otherwise during labor. After my baby is born, I would like delayed cord clamping until the umbilical cord has turned white and finished pulsating, unless immediate medical intervention is necessary. I would like immediate, uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact with my baby, first with me and then with the baby’s father as soon as it is appropriate. My hope is for a calm, respectful birth where my preferences are honored whenever it is safe to do so, while understanding that my healthcare team may recommend changes if medically necessary for the health and safety of my baby or me. For doula services, I am looking for someone who aligns with my desire for an unmedicated, low-intervention birth and who provides continuous labor support. My ideal budget is up to $1,500, though I am open to payment plans or customizable packages if available.

Planning to birth at memorial hermann. Not sure budget, probably $600 might be my cap Planning for an unmedicated, physiological birth. But want to have some extra support in the hospital setting so that I'm not on my own in advocating for my desires For postpartum, mostly just cleaning, laundry, and cooking help would be welcome. This is my fourth baby, I've had three unmedicated births, one was induced, other two were water births.