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Birthing in hospital Unknown budget Natural birth No interventions

I plan to give birth in a hospital. My estimated budget is to not exceed over 2,000 if possible. At this time, I do not have a birth plan.

I plan to have a Vbac at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids.

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I am a young first time mother so my budget is low i will only be supported off my baby’s father’s income. I don't particularly have a birth plan but i do know that the stuff I've been researching doctors often decline the mothers opinion and do as they please. I am very soft spoken so i would love if i had someone there to speak up for me and my baby.

I'm planning on giving birth in a hospital. Our budget is $1800. I don't have a birthplan yet because it's so early and also I think I need to reevaluate from #1. This is baby #2 for us.

I am looking for a birth doula who is specifically certified in assisting unmedicated births. My midwife is requiring that I have one present during my home birth. I am insured through Tricare Prime.

I am giving birth at UC Memorial North in Colorado Springs. I am looking for someone who will advocate for me in my goals to not be induced (unless medically necessary) and to give birth unmedicated. No birth photography please—it makes me uncomfortable. This is my first child so I would love to take some classes in pain management with my husband, if possible. We are due May 28, 2026. My estimated budget is $1,000, give or take. Thanks! Looking forward to working with you!

I plan to give birth at memorial hospital north on briargate. I want someone that can assure me Medicaid will cover 100% I need assistance with my birth plan Assistance with meal prep

I am a survivor of childhood sexual abuse that makes vaginal exams and the entire idea of pregnancy very scary. I did not plan to ever get pregnant or have children so this came as a shock. I am 35 years old and will be 36 when the baby is due.

Prepare house and postpartum meals Help with first child Support

Planning to give birth at UT No direct budget Epidural, low intervention

I Want A Home Water Birth Surrounded By Family With No Pain Medication Just Me Letting My Body Do What It Needs

Hospital birth Not sure of budget? Hoping to go with little to no medication but definitely no epidural.

This will be my 2nd birth. My 1st one was a high risk twin pregnancy that had me impatient at the Fetal Care at Children’s Hospital in Aurora. I found out at 20 weeks we were expecting twins and my plans for a natural birth went out the window. I delivered the twins at 29 w and 6 days via c-section. This go round I’m seeking a VBAC option to redeem my original plans. I live in rural eastern Colorado and so I’m in the process of looking for a hospital close enough to us that has the capabilities to fulfill my wishes. I’m looking into the Greeley/ Ft. Collins area. Because of the amazing intimate care I had at the Fetal Care I desire to have a doula to provide the same feels and experience I had there. My budget is $1,000-$1,800.

I plan to have birth at a birthing center. My estimated budget is $2000 My birth plan is to have a natural water birth where the room is calm and full of love

I am a first time, high anxiety, young mother who has very little knowledge of what I am doing! A birth plan?! Never heard of one. I do plan on giving birth in the hospital. I know that I will probably get the epidural. No superman powers to prove! Honestly, just keep baby and I alive. I don't really even know what budgeting looks like! I am a medicaid insured person!

Hospital possibly st Luke’s Budget less than $1500 Help with support making decisions what is best for me walk me through the steps 1st pregnancy

1. home, 2. I am not sure of our budget we are open to seeing various options out there, 3.I am currently pregnant with my first baby and am exploring care options. I do not have a provider that I regularly see, and I am interested in establishing care with a midwife. I would love to plan for a home birth. I experience significant anxiety, and I know that being in my home environment would provide the calm and sense of safety I need for both myself and my baby to support a positive birth experience. I am also interested in the option of laboring and or birthing in water. (want natural birth) We do have a deep bathtub at home, but I am also open to using a birthing pool if recommended. For my first appointment, I am also in need of a Pap smear and breast exam. Ideally, I am hoping to find a midwife who can both assist with a home birth and provide prenatal care through office visits. I am located in Shelbyville, Kentucky. Thank you so much for your time. I would love to learn more about your services and availability.

I am currently looking for a midwife that works with tRICARE select

1. Plan to give birth at UIHC most likely planned c section related to previous full term loss. 2. $1500-$1750 Budget 3. A planned C-section birth plan focused on creating a "gentle" or family-centered experience by requesting preferences like dimmed lights, music, a clear drape to view the birth, immediate skin-to-skin contact, and delayed cord clamping. Gentle C-Section Plan: Environment: Request dimmed lights, a quiet room, or to play your own playlist. Support: Designate your partner or support person to be present. Comfort: Request IV lines, blood pressure cuffs, and EKG leads be placed on your non-dominant arm to allow for easier holding of the baby. Visualization: Ask for a clear drape (or to have the mirror/screen lowered) to see the baby being born. During the Birth Communication: Ask the staff to explain what is happening, and consider requesting they tell you when they are ready to begin. Skin-to-Skin: Request immediate skin-to-skin contact in the operating room (OR) if no medical issues arise. Cord Clamping: Ask for delayed cord clamping, allowing the cord to stop pulsing before it is cut. Bonding: Request that the baby stays with you while the incision is being sutured, rather than going immediately to a warmer. Immediately After Procedures: Request that newborn assessments (weighing, measuring, cleaning) be delayed until after your first hour of skin-to-skin bonding. Feeding: Express your desire to breastfeed in the operating room or recovery room. Cord Care: Mention if you plan to keep the placenta. Looking for a compassionate doula who has experience supporting moms with previous infant loss and traumatic birth experiences