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Planning on having a hospital birth. The current birth plan is a c-section due to prior spinal surgeries the mother has had. The only people present in the hospital room will be the mother, husband, doula, doctors, and nurses pre-birth and during. We would prefer if the provider has certifications and at least 3 years of experience. We do not require any additional languages other than English. The mother is classified as advanced maternal age. Parental education and preparation would be preferred. Estimated budget is $1000 - $1600 per month in costs.

Not really sure but was told looking for a birthing doula was a good idea

Walking through pregnancy. What to expect, what to start doing

I plan to give birth at BSA. I am looking for a doula covered by tricare and who takes tricare. I currently do not have a birth plan and I am looking forward to making one with my doula.

Vbac delivery. Home, need more support to understand natural birthing experiences.

I will be giving birth in a hospital setting, this is my second pregnancy and I will be attempting a VBAC.

*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

Plan on giving birth at a hospital hopefully my insurance will cover I don't know my best friend I would like to try to push and I can't push then I would resort to a C-section

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

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

1. I would like to have a home birth if possible 2. Insurance if possible 3. Unmedicated birth, at home

Needing help with guidance to prepare for labor with singleton after section of twins 3.5 years ago.

I am considering a home birth for my final child and am looking for midwife options in my area.

Hi, I’m currently exploring options into possibly having a home birth with a midwife. My budget ranges from 1,500 to 3,500. But I’m looking for accurate numbers and advice. I don’t have a complete birth plan as of yet since I’m not sure what to decide.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? HOSPITAL BETTER IF SHE SPEAKS SPANISH

Hospital- OPR Unsure on pricing. Would like to be as natural as possible but also have idiopathic Intracranial hypertension. All depends on my condition at the time of delivery.

I plan on having a hospital birth, budget is covered by insurance,

Looking to have an unmedicated birth with minimal interventions. Will be delivering at WMMC in Warrensburg, MO. Would like to stay under $1000. This will be my second birth but hopefully my first successfully natural😌

Hospital birth 1,000-2,000 Ideally natural birth but okay with epidural if it becomes too painful and slows progression.

And advocate while giving labor teaching me how to go threw all pregnancy stages