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I plan on giving birth in the Hospital. I want a Safe delivery for me and baby. Services would be paid trough PA medicaid insurance. This would be my second child, my daughter was delivered via emergency c-section, before labor barely progressed. I want to be more informed.

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Looking for a doula to help advocate for me during Dr visits and especially labor and delivery.

Birth Doula that accepts UPMC For You, PA Medicaid, for services at UPMC Magee women's hospital. Second birth, possibly with an epidural, and /or induction.

I’m trying to help a woman locate support in the Pittsburgh area.

West Penn hospital July 11 Goal is to go unmediated

1. At Home, 2. I’d like insurance if possible, 3. I don’t have one

I plan to give birth at south georgia medical center. I don’t have a birth plan together. I would like help and assistance with coming up with one that works for me. I would like support and better understanding about whats to come .

1. Not sure where I will be giving birth but leaning towards wellstar hospital over a home birth as of now, but I am still early on and not sure. 2. 1000$ -1200$ would be my budget and I’m trying to stay under if possible as we just got a house. 3. I would like support with: • Breathing techniques • Position changes and movement • Massage, counter-pressure, touch for comfort • Relaxation cues, visualization, grounding words • Use of birth ball, rebozo, warm compress, shower/bath if available • Environment: • Calm, quiet, low lights if possible • Soft music or guided meditation • Limited unnecessary interruptions • Monitoring: • Prefer intermittent fetal monitoring (unless medically indicated otherwise) • Freedom to move and change positions. I want to avoid induction, augmentation (Pitocin), or continuous monitoring unless medically necessary. • If possible, I’d like to avoid episiotomy; prefer tearing naturally if it happens. • Please help explain procedures and get my consent before allowing interventions. I’d like to try non-medical pain relief first (movement, breathing, water, massage, acupressure, etc.). • Open to pain medication (epidural, IV meds) only if I request it — I want encouragement and coping support before making that decision. After Birth Preferences Cord Clamping: • I would like delayed cord clamping until the cord stops pulsing (unless baby’s health requires immediate attention). Skin-to-Skin: • Immediate and uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact after delivery, for as long as possible. • If I am unable, I’d like my partner to have skin-to-skin. • Baby to remain on me during any routine checks if baby is stable. Bathing: • No bath at the hospital. I’d like to delay baby’s first bath until we are home (or at least 24–48 hours). Please perform all non-urgent procedures after initial bonding and breastfeeding, not immediately after delivery. • Feeding: • Exclusively breastfeeding unless medically necessary otherwise. • No formula, sugar water, or pacifiers offered without consent. Environment: • Keep baby with me in the room at all times (rooming-in). • Minimal interruptions during the “golden hour” after birth.

I need a midwife. I am still undecided concerning where the birth of the baby will happen

1 I would love to be able to have an at home birth. 2 4-5 thousand 3 I would like to have an unmediated home birth in water. I’m very early in the pregnancy only about 3 weeks and I have not had any scans or appointments.

1. I plan to give birth at WVU children’s hospital using the midwives. 2. We are on a pretty tight budget, a few hundred dollars is ideal for us. 3. I’d prefer to try giving birth naturally, and this is our first child so we’re new to the birthing process. We’re devoutly Catholic, so we’d ideally like someone Christian!

I plan to give birth naturally for the first time (previous two were epidural births) in a local hospital. I have medicaid so I am wanting to find someone who accepts insurance

Home and hospital Birth plan is natural birth plan

We are looking at potentially doing a home birth but we aren’t sure where to start. We want the least amount of intervention possible during the birth and would like more information about labor and birth in general since we feel very lost in the dark here. Budget is probably going to be about $2,000. So far the pregnancy hasn’t been considered high risk by any means and the baby is looking very healthy.

Wanting a Christian or faith based doula during birth for natural birth in hospital setting, preferably one who takes tricare or offers payment plans

I’m looking for a dula as a first time mama!!

Needing emotional help. Postpartum as well Hospital I don't know my budget because I don't know any of the prices At the moment do not have a birth plan

Me and my husband planned on having a home birth with absolute no medications or epidurals. I want a complete natural birth, I would prefer for the midwife to be in the close to our area since we are located in Gastonia. Because this is my first pregnancy my budget isn’t really a specific number, I just need someone experienced and hopefully a midwife of color if it’s possible.

I would like a midwife or doula to assist during my homebirth of my 5th child in April. Estimated budget is $5,000 and plan on laboring and delivering entirely at home.