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1. Home if possible 2. Insurance covered 3. Unassisted pushing, no intervention, delayed cord cutting, no vaccines right away.

I’m having a hospital birth. I really want unmedicated, delayed cord clamping, no vaccines & to birth in any position I want. Budget is tight because I’m unemployed, but we have Aetna insurance.

I will give birth at Sugarland Methodist. My budget is around $1600-$1800. I am looking for a doula that provides birth support, as well as support leading up to the birth.

We are planning to give birth at a hospital, ideally one with a strong reputation for maternal care, low intervention rates, and access to a NICU if needed. Our estimated budget for doula and postpartum support is between $1,500 and $3,500 depending on experience, services included, and level of support provided before and after delivery. Our birth plan is centered around a calm, low-intervention experience. We prefer an unmedicated vaginal birth if possible, but we are open to medical interventions if they become necessary for the safety of the baby or mother. We would like continuous labor support, encouragement with breathing and positioning, and an advocate who can help communicate our preferences with medical staff. Delayed cord clamping, immediate skin-to-skin contact, and support with initiating breastfeeding are very important to us. For the provider, we are looking for someone who is a certified doula (such as DONA or CAPPA certified) with at least 3–5 years of experience and multiple births attended. We strongly prefer someone who is calm under pressure, highly communicative, and experienced with hospital births. It would be a bonus if the provider speaks Spanish as a second language to help support extended family members. The care recipient is a newborn, and we are first-time parents. We would appreciate guidance on feeding (primarily breastfeeding), soothing techniques, and establishing healthy sleep habits. There are no known special needs at this time, but we value a provider who can adapt if circumstances change. Additional duties we are interested in include light housekeeping related to the baby (washing bottles, baby laundry), meal prep for the mother during postpartum recovery, and some support with sleep training or establishing routines. Flexibility in scheduling and availability for overnight support a few times per week would be ideal.

1.hospital 2. Insurance 3. Shooting for a 100% normal, tear-free delivery of my 2nd baby!

Experienced Birth doula especially in hospital settings 5 yrs or more experience Can also provide lactation consultation will be great Budget negotiable Want vaginal natural birth delivering at hospital setting Sugar land

I need some one to be with me while I giving birth my baby at hospital.

Birthing center or hospital (still deciding) Looking for in-network with BCBS PPO plan

1) HCA Health in Webster, TX 2) I’m not very sure on a budget as I haven’t done much research. 3) I want to try to go unmedicated, not lying on my back, I want open mobility, a calm and uplifting environment and I want everything to feel natural.

I am looking for a doula and midwife to help me learn and deliver my baby. I need someone who has medical abilities. I’m going to want epidermal so if I can get that at home then I’ll do home birth but if I can’t I’ll do it at the hospital. I’m not sure what my budget would be.

Birthing center with a water birth option. I haven’t considered a budget yet would like to know my options there. My birth plan is still pending but would like minimal to no medical intervention

I would like a doula through antipartem and childbirth .

I plan on giving birth at St David’s North Austin medical center Unsure of my budget. I would really like to do an unmedicated birth

1. Hospital 2. Insurance covered 3. Natural delivery with medication and epidural as needed, delayed cord clamping, relaxation during labor

1. North Austin Medical Center 2. Unknown 3. Avoid C-section

I plan to give birth to my first baby Angelo at st david’s center in austin, by 32nd st. I’m hoping to go through my insurance with the cost, I wish/want to give birth naturally and hold off on getting the epidural for as long as possible, while using nitrous oxide.

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

I would like to do either a home or water birth. I need someone that accepts medicaid and if there are any additional outside fees to inform. I want a delayed clamping, no shots or vaccines administered. I would like post partum assistance. I would like someone who is holistic or aware, open, and understanding of these desires. I want to keep and dehydrate the placenta for later. I want my pregnancy and birthing as natural as possible. I am pescatarian so I only consume fish, not "land" meat. I do desire support, including emotional and mental. I am not due at the moment but I am on the search for someone before it occurs. I don't believe in waiting last minute for something this big. I suffered alot from having to do last minute with my first.

First child Birthing from home Prebirth help Postpartum help

Planning for: hospital birth with OB Unsure of budget currently, but hopefully doula care covered by insurance. Birth plan: unmedicated vaginal delivery, doula supported Requirements: certified doula and lactation consultant Details: 31 year old first time pregnancy and birth, hoping to breast and bottle feed from early on Additional duties: none, but would be helpful to have tips on nutritional support for postpartum recovery and lactation