Find Midwife Jobs in Utah

First baby, planning an unmedicated birth at the hospital! Little knowledge about natural birth or birth in general

I would like to give birth in a hospital but I don’t want an epidural or any catheters. I want to be connected to my own body and my baby. I’m at 11 almost 12 weeks as of right now. My husband and I are applying for Medicaid so that needs to be accepted by the midwife we choose.

I am 7 weeks along in my first pregnancy. I am wanting to do an at home birth. I would like to avoid going to the hospital unless a true need or concern arises. I would like to give birth naturally in the comfort of my own environment. I currently live in Salem UT and will be here for the duration of my pregnancy, but there is a chance in May (the month my baby is due) I will travel home to Redding California to give birth there. I understand that my Utah midwife will not be capable of attending the birth if I am out of state, I plan to make other accommodations in Redding with another midwife present. I would love if my midwife could be prepared for this possibly and keep a well documented file on all of the details of my pregnancy so if I am in California during labor, my other providers will have all the information necessary to safely deliver my child.

At home, birth, water, birth, Doula and midwife, someone to registration Social Security and birth certificate

This is my second baby. I am 17weeks, due Feb 11th. Plan to give birth at hospital in Utah County. My first birth I was a clinical trial patient for the Materna Prep Device up in Idaho (loved it). I had a epidural early and was induced due to my child measuring 10lbs...she was 7lbs. Though they halved my induction dose and lowered the pitocinto almost nothing it was a birth that was very hard on both my child and myself (didn't love that part her heart kept stopping). I'm looking for someone who can help me avoid induction (my husband doesnt return from military basic training until a week before so we are trying to keep this baby in as long as posisble), minimize intervention due to a low drug tolerance that is a little unpredictable, can help me give birth without pushing ( just letting my body do it if possible totally fine if I gotta push though), and advocate for me (incase my husband isnt there but even if he is he won't be here the whole pregnancy so catching him up will be difficult). I also wont be in the area until Decemeber 22nd, I'm in St. George right now but moving to Utah Valley area then.

Want to give birth at hospital, or birthing center. Want to have a natural water birth. Insurance is Medicaid. I want to understand what I can do to help have the best birthing experience possible. No c-section. No- epidural.

Waterbirth/ all natural Home No drugs or epidural

Birthing center/hospital I want it to be as natural as possible!

I’m currently pregnant with my 3rd and last baby. Either my first I gave birth to her under 6 hours with limited medication. With my second I had an extremely traumatic forced unmedicated birth not so to medical complications but due to a doctor who made a decision without my consent nor my husband’s. My second birth was 4 hours long. My deliveries are getting shorter so If avoidable I do not want to give birth in a hospital again.

I could be pregnant right now, would like to be pregnant before the end of the year, and am looking for a midwife/doula who could help me deliver a baby at home. I've already delivered 3 babies vaginally with zero complications (no health issues, no breach babies, no C-sections, etc). I'm on levothyroxine right now because I had half of my thyroid removed 2 years ago, but I have another service provider who is managing my thyroid medication that I'm working with right now. I don't know how much it costs to have a midwife/doula but I'd prefer a budget friendly option, certainly cheaper than the hospital. Birth plan: home birth, no epidural, don't know if there are any pain management options. Honestly I don't know much about home deliveries so don't really have a bigger plan than that. I'm not sure what the process looks like. My husband and I have Medi-Share but don't know if they'd cover much, we're on their $12,000 sharing cost/deductible plan. I don't know if it'd be cheaper to just negotiate our own price? Looking forward to exploring my options.

I was wanting to try a home birth for my third baby. I wanted to stay under $2000 due to us not having insurance at the moment. Ive never had a natural birth before so i would just like to feel supported and have an intimate moment with my husband and my kids

I’d like to give birth at home. This is my 3rd birth, my budget is about 4000. * physiological second stage * ~ not directed in pushing, letting my body do what it’s made to do. * [how do you feel about that?] 3rd stage/ golden hour * two step pushing * Worry with shoulder displacia ( get into runner pose to open up 30% more * Mom take a breathe * Skin to skin with baby * Delayed core clamping * Delay Pitocin unless it’s absolutely necessary ( pitocin disrupts oxytocin) * No cord traction.

Home. 3,000, unmedicated and physiological based birth

Birth either at home or hospital No more than 2,000 I wouldn’t want my child to get vaccinated or any medical care they recommend. I would maybe need help cooking and somewhat cleaning

Hospital Non medicated The way I feel best Video & photography

Not sure yet. Just looking for midwives near me

I want to have a home birth under $5,500 but preferably under $5,000.

Home birth midwife. At home prenatal appointments No interventions

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.

Home birth with family and midwife. Certified nurse midwife