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1- en el hospital 2-500-700$ 2- parto natural sin anestesia

Where do you plan to give birth? I plan to give birth at a hospital. Describe your birth plan. I plan to wait for labor to begin naturally rather than scheduling an induction, unless a medical need arises. I would like support with preparing for labor, understanding my options, managing pain, advocating for my preferences, and making informed decisions if the plan needs to change. I am looking for a doula who is supportive of a hospital birth and can work collaboratively with my medical team. Describe your requirements for the provider. I am looking for a certified birth doula with experience supporting hospital births. I would prefer someone who is calm, knowledgeable, nonjudgmental, and comfortable supporting medicated births. Experience with comfort measures, positioning, breathing techniques, partner support, and navigating hospital procedures is important. A second language is not required. Details about care recipients. Care will primarily be for me during pregnancy, labor, and delivery, with support for my husband so he can be involved and helpful throughout the process. After delivery, I would also appreciate basic guidance regarding newborn care, feeding, recovery, and the transition home. There are no known special needs at this time. Include any additional duties. For birth support, I am primarily looking for prenatal preparation, on call labor support, emotional and physical support during labor, partner guidance, and an initial postpartum check in. Light postpartum help with newborn care, feeding support would be helpful if postpartum services are offered.

I will be giving birth to my 3rd child and this is my 4th pregnancy. I will be planning to give birth at my hospital birthing center if I still qualify under their requirements. I have never hired a doula, so this is all new to me. my last birthing center provided one as part of giving birth at the center, but after discharge i was never given any doula care PP. i am planning for a second natural birth, and would love to work with a doula to help support those needs (education, support, encouragement, etc.).

My first baby's due date is 9/20/2026. I would love to find a doula that can vouch for me in a hospital setting. We're planning on going to Jordan Valley Hospital. Ideally, I'd like to have a water birth with other ways to manage pain, nitrous gas, etc. Budget is around 2,000.

Looking for support and education for a hospital birth (Intermountain Medical Center) which will be supervised by our obstetrician. Hoping for minimum necessary medical intervention (e.g. no or low-dose epidural). Hoping to focus on breathing, mindset, mobility during delivery. Also looking for lactation consultant support as needed. Certified doula and lactation consultant required. We are a 29 year old first time mom with supportive spouse. English language primary. Budget around $3,000 total but open to negotiation.

I plan to give birth with a Midwife group at the University of Utah Hospital I mostly need help during labor and delivery. This is my fourth baby. My insurance will reimburse me $1000 for Doula support. I plan to deliver without an epidural and maybe in a birthing tub provided at the hospital.

I am planning on giving birth at a birthing center. I have Federal Blue Cross Blue Shield as an insurance provider. Budget unknown as of yet.

I want to have a home birth. This is my second baby and I feel like I can do it. I don’t know my budget but it’s really low since my family is currently struggling and I don’t know how I am gonna afford a hospital birth.

Give birth at hospital, looking for mental and emotional support

Prenatal visit, assist during my at home birth, postpartum visits

Comfort and guidance during birth for my husband and my first tim. LDS Hospital in the simply birth program. Budget is around $2,000

Planning of giving birth in Davis county (Layton or Ogden). I've never had a doula but would like to possibly find something in the 1500 range for some lead up to the deliver and delivery support. I'm hoping for VBAC. My birth experience on my first pregnancy was not as supportive as I was hoping from the medical team. Hoping to find someone how can help bridge my natural preferences with the medical mind.

First time mom, need emotional and educational support. Little support from parents. Budget is approx $1.5k for both birth and prenatal support Birth at Lone peak hospital with dr Sloan, planning on vaginal with epidural

Just being able to have a resource of information. And someone to guide me through my first birth

New Baby coming, interested in natural birth. Never done it before, don't know anything about it.

I am seeing an OBGYN at the University of Utah hospital here in Salt Lake but I am searching for a doula that could advocate for my more natural leaning birth plan in case I am unable to do so. This is my first baby and I am more wholistic minded but do not completely trust that the hospital will respect my wishes and I am hoping to find someone that will be consistent with my wishes and advocate for them where needed. I am also looking for someone that is covered by Aetna insurance.

I would like to try for a home birth. I have had 2 previous c-sections followed by a successful natural VBA2C. I would like to do an unmedicated birth again. I have a very low budget as this baby was unplanned so I do not have a lot of savings set aside for this situation.

Emotional and physical support during pregnancy and postpartum. Helping prep my boyfriend how best to support me during labor. This is my first pregnancy and I will be giving birth at Alta view hospital. I will be 40 years old when I deliver so someone who has experience with advanced maternal age. Am hoping for a unmedicated birth. Would also like support postpartum, maybe just with meals and emotional support. I will be using Medicaid so doula needs to accept Medicaid.

Support for natural low intervention birth . I plan to give birth at intermountain women's health clinic in St. George, UT.

I'm Having a planned Hospital Birth. NO particular birth plan, no specific requirements for the Doula.