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I want a home birth my budget is 3000. I really don’t have a birth plan in place it’s just me and my wife and cat

It’s our first pregnancy, we don’t have insurance and we are just trying to figure out where to go for first ultra sounds and next steps We want natural birth in a hospital or birth center.

Wanting a home birth with no interventions unless emergency.

Either Christus or UT health Insurance coverage? I’m not sure

I plan to give birth at a hospital and I would like to maintain a low budget. I do not want to do an epidural or C section, but if it needs to happen I will. I just need guidance on prepping for natural birth for me and my husband :) BCBS- Guidestone

I’ve had 2 high risk pregnancies, the first I had severe preeclampsia so my birth plan went out the window. My second birth, the baby had Intrauterine growth restriction so the doctor said I had to be induced early. I’m hoping I can have a more natural birth this time around. No inducing, either no medication at all & using a pressure relief type of pain management or maybe just laugh gas or something like that. I want to be able to birth in a position that feels comfortable and not on my back. I also would love to do a water birth but the hospital I went to the past 2 times doesn’t offer that as an option. I really just want to know what my options are and have someone that will listen to me and also support me to make sure everything goes as well as it can. I’d love to have a home birth or a birthing center but I’m scared that because I’ve been high risk twice, I’ll need to be at an actual hospital. I’m not really sure what my budget is because I’m not sure how much this all usually costs.

I would like to give birth at a hospital or birthing suite, i have superior health plan medicaid and dont have a large budget