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My partner and I are expecting our first child together, and as a 24 year old woman with a strong desire for a more intimate and natural birthing experience, I am exploring the option of a home birth, possibly a water birth. My partner, who is 25, and I believe that welcoming our baby into the world in a calm, comfortable, and familiar environment will allow us to fully connect with the experience while honoring the natural process of birth. We are committed to ensuring the same, if not higher, level of safety and medical preparedness as a hospital birth by working with a licensed midwife and having an emergency backup plan in place. Our goal is to create a supportive and peaceful space for our baby’s arrival, with professional guidance and care that respects both our health and our birth preferences. My budget can be negotiated.

I am looking for someone to help me at night post c section while my husband is at work. I am open to pricing

I want to give birth in a hospital. I plan on having my insurance pay. I want someone who supports vbac.

I’m looking for something other than an OB something more personal and more informational based guide I’m looking to give birth in a hospital. I am really not sure about budgeting but I would love to know more about what prices they have.

I plan to give birth in the hospital I wanna give birth squatting if I can with no epidural. I don’t have budget because I was hoping it can be covered by my insurance

I plan to give birth at home. Our budget is between

Mercy Boardman is where I plan on delivering my baby. Looking for someone who is covered by caresource.

Im looking for a midwife or dollar, or both, who can assist in my home birth. This will be my 3rd delivery, but 1st home birth. I do not have an estimated budget, but we probably cant go over $3000, if that.

1. Home/birthing center 2. Open 3. Water birth/natural birth

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I would like to stay in a reasonable price range, I have insurance that could cover majority of costs. Somewhere around $2,000 or less would be okay. I plan to induce when it comes time to give birth so family can be there. I plan to get an epidural and have my partner and mother in the room.

A hospital delivery. But I want it to be unmedicated as possible. I dont want baby to have any vaccines. Im having a boy so vitamin k drops are okay. I want someone to be able to advocate for me. I dont want to spend more than 1200$

I am looking around and trying to find out more about this .

I plan for a low intervention/unmedicated physiological birth in a hospital. I want someone there who has experience in this type of birth and can advocate for me.

I plan to give birth at Hillcrest Hospital with an obgyn or midwife. I am not sure of my exact budget yet, but I am thinking no more than $1,000. I plan to labor naturally for as long as possible and use an epidural when/if needed. I am looking for extra support especially postpartum, as I also have a toddler and remember many months of being severely sleep deprived.

I will give birth in a hospital. I would like to go unmedicated with a natural birth. I am interested in laboring in a tub if possible. I would like to work with someone familiar with Ina May Gaskins techniques

Hospital birth, budget is within insurance, birth lan in works

Birthing at hospital and hoping to go unmedicated for the first time with my fourth baby.

Hello my name is Cheyanne my due date is may 5 2026 I had 2 c sections 1n June 2023 and May 2024 I’m looking for help I would like to have a vaginal birth and I’m looking for assistance

Planning a home birth with as few interventions as possible, interested in utilizing the birthing tub. I am 12 weeks and have attended 1 prenatal doctor's appointment, but am interested in prenatal care with a midwife instead, if possible. Would like guidance and education, as this is my first baby. Considering a doula, too. We don't have a set budget at this time.

1. Home 2. I'm not sure this is my first 3. Not sure