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1) hospital 2) am unsure of costs 3) epidural of needed FTM at 43 with labor anxiety. My family does not live here and will not be at the birth. My partner has 2 kids and at times makes me feel uncomfortable with how involved he wants his family to be in the hospital. I feel that he is putting their wants before mine.

Hospital, I’m not sure about pricing. And I’ve had a c section for my first and I’m going to try a VBAC this time. I’m extremely nervous about it.

Plan to give birth at Norfolk general. Would like a doula for this. Budget is flexible . Would like to learn how to give birth without an epidural. (Interested in childbirth classes) need postpartum support as well

I am currently 21 weeks pregnant with my first child and looking for a doula to offer support/education prior to delivery as well as support during delivery. I have coverage for a doula through my Anthem insurance and would like to use that coverage if possible

1. I plan to give birth in a hospital. 2. My budget is around $1500 and I am also interested in doulas who may accept Tricare insurance. 3. This is my 3rd pregnancy and I hope to have an unmedicated, low-intervention birth.

Help with birth preparation, labor & delivery & lactation before/after birth. Accepts Medicaid

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. My husband will be on deployment and this is my first pregnancy. I do not have family near me to help support me mentally and emotionally and necessarily give me the information i need for child birth.

I am having my first baby may 15 and I need some help advocating for me and my baby when I go into labor

I’m 34 years old and currently 31 weeks pregnant with my first baby. I plan to give birth at Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk, VA. I currently don’t have health insurance, and am enrolled in VA Healthcare, which is the benefit that has been paying for all of my prenatal and maternity care thus far. My active duty fiance and I plan to get married mid-February, 2026, and I will then have Tricare Prime health insurance as his dependent. My estimated budget is whatever Tricare Prime will cover for a certified doula. My birth plan has not been created yet.

I would like to give birth at home but most likely I would have to give birth in a hospital due to gestational diabetes. My budget is hopefully less than a few hundred dollars unless covered by Medicaid if given a provider that accepts Medicaid. I would like to be able to go into labor naturally without having to be induced early(doctors like to induce women with gestational diabetes) I would also like to be able to freely move around as I've never had that freedom given I was induced and also recieved the epidural due to being in pain with both of my children.

I’m interested in having a natural water birth. I want to breast feed. I want to delay cord cutting and newborn’s first bath. I have Medicaid and commercial insurance.

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting and would really like a doula who is supportive of an unmedicated birth. My goal is to have as natural of a labor as possible while still being in the hospital environment. I’m looking for someone who can provide encouragement, reassurance, and calming support throughout labor, and help me stay focused and comfortable using natural pain-management techniques such as breathing, movement, positioning, and relaxation. This is very important to me because I want to feel supported, confident, and empowered during the birth process. I would love someone who can help advocate for my preferences if needed and create a positive, calm atmosphere during labor. As far as budget, I’m not completely sure yet, but I’m open to discussing options and finding something that works.

We plan to do a home birth (water birth) looking for a doula who can help support me and my husband during birth. Preferably the same values as us, a stong beliver in Christ. Hoping to get a doula covered by Tricare since husband is active military member.

1.Portsmouth hospital( takes tricare) 2.not sure 3. Natural no epidural unless medically needed, I want to stay home laboring a long as possible, I want to be able to birth standing squatting or on my fours. I would love to have my husband fully involved in the birth

I plan to give birth at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. My budget will be through TriCare. I don't have a birth plan yet, but it I know it will include not getting an epidural, and being as active as possible. Prefer to give birth in an upright position, not lying on my back.

We are first time parents who Don't really have a support system and we just want to make sure we have a great pregnancy to term as it's been so far. We've been desiring to birth the baby at home if possible and as natural as possible. I have tricare coverage (retired military) budget wise I don't know what to expect 😅

Hospital 2k max Id love to speak with someone to figure out my birthplan

1. Hospital birth with midwives 2. Tri-care covered please 3. No medications, delayed cord clamping

Plan to give birth at how want to do a lotus water birth other then that I’m not sure first time mom

I plan on giving birth at a hospital and I have payment plans arrangements