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Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital $200/week I will be having a c-section so mainly postpartum prep and care along with newborn care

Postpartum support including lactation, sleep, night care

First child Birthing from home Prebirth help Postpartum help

First time giving birth, need guidance on the entire process.

Still early but wanting a hospital birth with doula support, and also want a night nurse / doula for post-birth. Budget TBD.

1.Christus Mother Frances Hospital 2.$1500-2,000 3. Goal: Low-intervention, natural vaginal birth in a hospital setting while safely using approved natural supplements and comfort methods. If complications occur, explain options, include me in decision making and advocate on what’s best.

Home is where I would like to be. I want to find someone my insurance covers and I don’t really have birthplan yet .

This is my first baby. My family lives in California and I live in Long Beach. So I’m in need of learning the do’s and don’ts of childbirth and afterbirth care. Also prepping my body for delivery. Ideally I would like to have a water birth because it seems safer for the baby and I. By research I’ve seen most doula’s cost $25 an hour. I do have insurance and I’m hoping that can help with the finances.

Planning on giving birth at home. Not sure any other details. This is my 4th pregnancy I had my other 3 in the hospital.

Home Insurance coverage I would like to be able to be in a peaceful safe space unmedicated and surrounded with family

Looking into options right now not sure where to begin

Emotional support and help to decline all vaccines and vitamin k shot. St David’s Georgetown Texas $200-$300 epidural and natural birth

Hello [Agency Name/Contact Person], I am reaching out on behalf of a family who is preparing for the birth of their baby and seeking overnight newborn care / night nurse support starting in mid-July. Here are the details of what they are looking for: • Start date: Mid-July (following the baby’s birth) • Duration: Approximately 2 months of support • Schedule goal: Overnight care 5 nights per week (Monday–Friday), ideally ~9 / 10 p.m. to ~7 a.m. – They are also interested in costs/availability for 3 nights/week and 4 nights/week options, in case that is more feasible. • Care needs: Overnight support with the baby (feeding/soothing/sleep routines, safe sleep care, etc.) • Preference: A medical professional (RN or medically trained night nurse) is preferred, especially given that the mom will be undergoing aggressive chemotherapy following delivery and is particularly cautious about germs, safety protocols, and infection control.

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.

I am looking for a midwife and birthing doula. Actively trying to conceive and would like to be prepared.

I plan to give birth un medicated in the hospital. My estimated budget is around 2,500 I would like someone who is more holistic. I also would like support during postpartum with belly binding and light massage and just someone checking in on me.

I will be giving birth at a hospital, do not have a specific budget, but would like someone to be able to come two nights a week to allow me to catch up on rest

I plan to give birth either in our home or at a birthing facility if everything goes as planned. I plan to labor unmedicated but am hoping to have someone there to help guide me in what to do and what positions to try

I have ptsd when it comes to pain. I cant even stay calm for a shot in the arm. Can't get my blood drawn without freaking out. Can't go get my annual and sit still so i'm prescribed sedatives for those situations. I don't know how i'm possibly going to be able to handle labor and postpartum

Hospital birth, I am not sure of my budget yet, I don't really have a birth plan yet