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Hospital I am on sooner care I am not sure , I’m a first time mother

I plan to give birth at the hospital, budget around $500 and will guidance with birth plan

Hi I’m Angel Hayes I’m a first time mom and I officially have my baby in April of 2026. Now I currently stay in Houston but came back home to be around my family during my pregnancy. As though I don’t mind giving birth in the hospital, I just don’t trust anyone to give birth to my child with a doula or midwife in the room for extra protection. As I’m not to familiar with postpartum, I will need help throughout the rest of my pregnancy to know the ends in outs and on how I should go about keeping my placenta. The rest of the info will be provided upon meeting one another.

1.home birth 2.soonercare insurance as little as possible. 3.deep cleaned house home birth with professional

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting. I am hoping to find a doula that accepts Medicade. I would like to keep my placenta, birth in my desired position, go into labor naturally with no induction.

I am looking for a doula as I would like to have the most natural labor as much as I can and I would like a doula there to help and inform me. I will be giving birth at a hospital, I would rather not use an epidural or pitocin or any other medicine if not needed

-My names Aly, I’m 20 years old and due in July. I’m wanting a water birth at a facility made for water births. Preferably one that I’ll have my own space and not have to share an area with someone. -I have insurance but no outside midwife/doula take insurance. I want someone who can take insurance or has a payment system to split payments or doesn’t cost 7,000. This is a must for me due to not having the time to pay out of pocket. -For my birthing plan I don’t ask much. 1. I only want one or two people on my care team. 2. No rushing through the process. 3. I want the cord to be white before being cut 4. No constant fetal monitoring -I want a licensed and certified doula/midwife

1. Hospital 2. Tricare (Military) 3. No tear, guidance between contractions, and strong support system

Just really support at birth I want to lower my risk for a c section

I plan on giving birth in the hospital. My budget is $1,800. My birth plan is to go all natural for as long as possible, delayed cord cutting, and thats all I have so far.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’d like to do so with little to no medication and explore delivery positioning options. I am enrolled in Healthy Blue LA, so I am looking for a doula who is accepted by them.

Lafayette, La. Accepts Tricare Insurance

I would love to do a at home birth. I want to do a natural birth no epidural. No complications with my pregnancy I have sooner care insurance

Hospital, natural birth, low intervention, nitrous oxide

I plan on having a hospital delivery and my insurance said they cover Doulas. I absolutely do not want a C-Section and no stress whatsoever. I’m big on advocating because I don’t do well with pain. I want help with breastfeeding and sleeping.

I plan to give birth at a hospital & I also want to give birth in a laboring tub with my midwife.

Birth is planned to be in hospital due to TOLAC and insurance (Tricare) will cover expenses

I am planning to give birth at a Hospital, due to medical issues. I don currently have a birthplan.

I would like the option of giving birth at home or in a midwife facility but not a hospital. I would prefer someone who accepts my insurance of Humana healthy horizons. I want someone who has a very personal connection and will support my decisions during birth.

I plan to give birth at Integris Edmond Hospital. If my insurance could cover it that would be great. I would like a vaginal birth and need all of the support I can get. I have nobody as of now and it scares me to think I’m going to go through birth alone as well as postpartum again…