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I plan to give birth to twins in the Belleville/Shiloh area. Budget of $1,000. I plan to birth naturally without epidural.

I expect to be in hospital. I'm 39 yrs old and pregnant with my first.

I’m interested in getting a doula, still learning about this process. Plan to have birth at hospital and would like additional support for labor as I have lots of questions. After having baby want to ensure I’m set for success and things are good. I struggle with anxiety and depression but breastfeeding is very important and my hope is that I can do that.

Rides to my appointment someone give me messages and to help me during labor

First time mom requesting emotional support and help advocating. Information on different types of birth, unmedicated/medicated, birthing positions, information on birth in general. Breast feeding knowledge. Hospital birth. Help creating birth plan.

Prepping body for birth and being present throughout the labor and delivery.

I am currently searching for a doula and am seeking as much support and guidance as possible during and after my pregnancy. I am due in August, and this will be my second child after a 13-year gap. I’ll be turning 35 this year and have been labeled as “high risk,” which has left me feeling overwhelmed, confused, and honestly terrified. Aside from my age, I have not been given a clear explanation as to why I am considered high risk. My original OB-GYN, who delivered my son, passed away shortly after his birth. Since then, I was assigned to another provider based on availability. Unfortunately, my current doctor no longer delivers babies. He reached out to colleagues on my behalf, but I was denied care and advised to seek a high-risk provider—without being given documentation, clear reasoning, or even a referral to a high-risk OB. At this point, I feel lost not only in finding appropriate medical care for myself and my baby, but also in understanding my pregnancy risks and options. I am seeking a doula who is committed to helping me navigate this journey—someone who can assist with locating reliable medical resources, provide support during delivery in a hospital setting. I am interested in a VBAC, and offer guidance and care postpartum.

1. Hospital 2. $1400 3. Labor at home as long as possible then head to hospital.

1. Mercy Birthing Center in STL, MO 2.) $3,000 3.) My plan is loose: I just want something as natural as possible, hollistic, calm, supportive. I don’t want to feel pressured or rushed. I pick up on people’s energy very easily, so I would like to find someone calm and reassuring. I am especially interested in pain relief strategies!!!

1. Planning to give birth at St. Elizabeth's in O'Fallon, IL 2. Tricare insurance, willing to pay a portion out of pocket for the right person! 3. As low intervention as possible - second birth. First birth went very smoothly without medication/complications (Aug 2024).

hospital birth due to twins, not sure on budget but looking for someone that also accepts insurance wanting as natural of a birth as possible but i am high risk

1. Hospital 2. $4,000 3. Holistic care prior to delivery & during postpartum

I’m currently looking for a doula for a hospital birth and hoping to connect with someone who’s the right fit for our family. ✨ Details: • Birth location: Hospital • Budget range: $2,500–$6,500 • Birth preferences: I’d like a low-intervention birth as much as possible, but I’m also open to an epidural if needed. If you’re available or have recommendations, please reach out with your experience, availability, and any package details.

Looking for a birth doula. Planning on getting induced at 39 weeks at the hospital.

I would like someone to help me stay unmediated during labor as I am getting medically induced at 37 weeks due to high blood pressure.

Maryville IL Unknown Looking for an unmedicated birth/support and someone to support my husband while im in labor as this is our first child.

I want to have a water birth and also i want to have a calm birth

1. Plan to give birth at hospital. 2. Tricare is our insurance but we are willing and able to discuss prices for what we would need outside of what tricare covers. 3. Plan to give birth at hospital with as minimal interventions as possible, vaginal birth if possible, want alternative birthing positions, Plan on having pain management but epidural only if necessary.

Someone to answer questions that I have so I don’t always have to go to the doctor and somebody to help me through hard times when my husband is at work and for small classes of things to expect and how to handle it this is my second baby

Hospital 1,500 Trying for vaginal and natural birth Hopefully no epidural