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Hospital delivery Trial of labor after 2 c-sections No birth plan

1. I plan to have a hospital birth. 2. First time mom, unsure of the monetary requirements for doula assistance. 3. Natural and faith based birth.

Planning to give birth in a hospital. I’m not sure what an appropriate budget is I’d have to do more research. I want to give birth without any medications if possible.

My plan is to give birth at home unless medically necessary to be at a hospital. My out of pocket maximum would be around 4,000. I would like to have her receive as much nutrients from her cord as possible and delay clamping. I am delaying vaccinations for her as well I would like to have a birthing pool with minimal interference

I plan on giving birth at a hospital l. My estimated budget is $1,000

Broward health hospital. Smallish budget, need to work on birth plan.

I will give birth at Baptist Hospital (8950 N Kendall Dr #403, Miami, FL 33176), expected due date May 3, 2026. My budget is a total of $1200, as this will be covered by my insurance. I would like to limit interventions whenever possible and attempt a more natural birth if possible.

Mineola hospital, insurance, holistic and as natural as possible but not against medication if needed

I would like to give birth naturally without epidural at the hospital with the help of a doula or midwife

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting. I don't have a full birthing plan yet. I need help with deciding what I want. My budget would be about $1,000. Does any doula accept insurance? I'd also like more education around the delivery process, such as what I can expect, what I should consider, how I can prepare, etc.

I want to give birth at the hospital (south miami or baptist). I would like to have a natural birth and learn hypnobirthing techniques. My budget is around 1000 dollars. I don’t have a birth plan yet but would like help with that. My insurance provider is Aetna.

I would like a Doula who will coach me during and be with me during birth.

I plan to give birth at South Nassau hospital and would like to have a natural birth.

I am looking to have a hospital birth, but with as little intervention as possible. I want to be unmedicated, ability to labor and deliver on my side or all fours, I want to delay the cord cutting, no fundal massage, no cervical checks,, and I want to be able to retain my placenta. I believe a birth via OB would stop me from this.

I would like a doula to be present for birth only, I have a very tight budget

I am looking for a labor doula that is covered under Tricare Select East and meets their qualifications. I use OB/GYN Associates of Miami LLC and plan to give birth at the hospital they use, Baptist Hospital of Miami at Kendall Dr. I am prepared to pay the insurance deductible, hopefully no more than $500.

My needs include: * Labor Support * Postpartum support * Can discuss birth hospital and plan during consultation. * Using Molina Medicaid which covers 8 visits combined pre/post natal.

Portuguese Speaking Doula, HCA Northwest Regional Hospital

Birth doula / Postpartum doula - Will deliver @ Jackson Main. Due 2/6/26. Prefer doulas who will train me s to max chances for positive both via vag delivery. I want to hear about any experience you have w/ older moms. References. Night Nanny - Prefer 5-7 nights, and 1-3mo. I hope to breast feed. you'll be bring baby to breast feed - then clean, burp, put down, plus help me w/ other baby/house duties (TBD - e.g. sterilize bottles, baby laundry). Open to live-in, as well. I would like to speak to moms you did night duty for. If you have not previously done night duty, I'll consider that if you have lots of newborn experience. Budget depends on hours & experience.

Hi, my name is Anaya. I’m currently 9 weeks pregnant and enrolled in UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Medicaid in Florida. I’m located in Homestead, FL, and I plan to give birth at Jackson Memorial Hospital. I’m seeking a non clinical birth doula who can provide: • Prenatal support and education • Continuous labor and delivery support at the hospital • Postpartum follow up support UnitedHealthcare has informed me that I may qualify for a community based doula program, with an estimated coverage range of $1,000–$1,200, and I am currently in that enrollment process. While I haven’t created a detailed birth plan yet, I’m looking for guidance and support as I prepare. Breastfeeding is very important to me with this being my second child, so I’m especially interested in lactation education and breastfeeding support during pregnancy and postpartum. I’d love to know if you: • Accept UnitedHealthcare Medicaid • Work with community based Medicaid doula programs • Or assist with single case agreements, if applicable Thank you so much! I look forward to connecting and learning more about your services.