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

I plan on giving birth at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and I would like have a doula present during birth and before to help prepare for birth. I would like to delivery naturally and unmedicated. I would like for my provider to have experience working with and advocating for African American mothers especially in a military facility. I would also like any consultation with lactation since I have gotten a breast augmentation. My budget is around 7K.

1. In Hospital 2. $1800 plus postpartum care 3. At this point my goals are to deliver a healthy baby, but postpartum lactation support is very important to me.

My daughter just turned 3 and I'm still nursing her to sleep. She's also never slept through the night. I don't have much income. I'm a SAHM so income is limited. My daughter nurses while I'm using the bathroom or just laying down. She's nursing more and she has a tantrum every time I tell her no. I'm so over the breastfeeding. I just want some peace.

Support with latch and positioning. Help with supply quality

I’m not sure what it is that i want to do at this moment I'm very early on

Needs include: help with latching, possible swollen ducts, tender and swollen lumps in and around armpit area, support for general postpartum needs such as navigating emotions, fussiness and feeding schedules and demands.

Birth at hospital, budget i have no clue i have tricare , natural birth

Home birth. Would like insurance to cover majority of costs. Out of pocket is negotiable. Will describe over a call or visit.

I would like to have a non-medicated water birth in my home. I would Like for the umbellical cord to stay in place for as long as it lives. I plan to use Tricare insurance to pay for a certified nurse midwife on this journey. This is my first birth, but I’m considered high risk given that I’m 44 years old. I have a dear friend who will act as a doula and my husband will be present.

Im 6 weeks pp with a low supply. Baby has a great latch but I'm unable to produce enough mill to feed her. I have to supplement with formula made to meet the 28 calorie per feed. I want to get rid of the formula and focus on breastfeeding.

I just need help. My milk supply has been slowly going down since I got my period back 4.5 months pp. I am nearly 9 months pp and am struggling to produce enough milk for my son who has barely started solids. I am a working mom and need to pump during the day, but it seems no matter what supplements I take, flange sizes I use, or how much I relax, it just keeps going down. I don’t want to supplement formula. I can’t afford a different pump and I’m on a tight budget overall. I just need some guidance.

Certified lactation consultant who I can see in person.