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First time mom, just relocated from Asia, giving birth in a hospital, will probably get an epidural cause have low blood pressure and might pass out from pain then they might do a C-section. Trying t avoid a C-section as much as possible.

Looking to deliver at Cleveland clinic Fairview on the natural birthing floor with midwives. This will be my first pregnancy and looking to obtain all the support and education that I feel like most first time mother’s miss out on. Looking to spend around $1000 give or take. looking to be able to have all of the support and non-pain management interventions in order to birth without an epidural, but also open to an epidural if that means that I will enjoy my experience significantly more.

I am 38 years old and a first time mother. I have a great support team, but I would like help when at the Doctors office and during birth. I am black and nervous about not being heard or being mistreated during labor. Sad we have to be scared, but its true. I Just want to have a healthy delivery, be heard, and my baby and I to be treated properly .I plan to give birth in a hospital. I will take off maternity leave for 3 months, I am open as far as budget. I don't know what to say there.

I want some one to be there for my delivery and get my placenta. I want my placenta made into capsules. I want my umbilical cord to be clamped after 5-10 minutes ( basically when cord is white ). I don’t want my daughter vaccinated or any other shots at birth. I’m delivering my daughter at highland hospital. I want to try natural, but will get an epidural if needed. This is my first child. The site says the services are free. If, not how much is the fee just to come during delivery?

Home birth just need delivery assistance and after care management

Looking for an OBGYN office that has midwives. I prefer a more natural approach to childbirth and want that support. I plan to give birth at Crouse Hospital

I plan to give birth in the hospital. This will be my 2nd delivery . My first one was a c-section and I want to go Vbac this time.

Akron General Hospital Covered by insurance Unsure of birth plan

looking for a medicaid covered doula for birth, postpartum, and lactation support. i’m delivering at southwest general hospital

I want to deliver at St.Peters Hospital in Albany NY. I can't pay out of pocket so I'd me using Medicaid I want to give birth Vaginally

1. I plan on giving birth at Hartford Hospital. 2. I am not sure about budget since I just started searching for a birth doula. 3. I am planning on a Low-intervention with a possible walking-epidural only during active labor.

I plan to give birth at home with my midwife. I would like to find a birth & postpartum doula covered under Husky health. I’d like someone to help with pain relief and support during birth and then postpartum, some meals, light cleaning & just overall support for me.

My name is June Aiu (25yr) and this is my first pregnancy. I am currently 30weeks + 5 days and I plan to give birth at my workplace, MetroHealth Glick Center (Main Campus) in Cleveland, Ohio. My official due date is February 6th, 2026. My budget range is $1,200-$1,500. My birth plan includes: Vaginal birth (unless absolutely necessary to change based on emergency circumstances), being as active/mobile as possible during early labor, utilizing oral/IV push medications and breathing/meditative exercises for pain relief, avoid an epidural (if possible), utilize nitrous oxide after 7cm dilation for pain relief (if my facility has this as a treatment option), and delayed cord clamping (about 2-5min). I’d also like to keep my placenta if that’s possible. The only people I want present in the delivery room are the providers, the baby’s father, and my mother.

I recently moved to west Jefferson and have not been having the most positive experience with my OB-GYNs in terms of education and understanding. I am wondering what having a doula looks like/cost/possible insurance coverage. This is my first pregnancy and I need additional support and education.

1. I would like to have my baby at home 2. My budget is very slim but this is important to me. 3. Natural labor at home, I would like to have a birth pool.

University hospitals My insurance I want unmedicated , squat , on my knees birth , laughing gas if available

I'm not going to lie I know I'm going to have my baby at the hospital but what else that really entails I'm not sure.

1. Fairview Hospital 2.$600 3. Try to have a natural birth but not opposed to epidural

Looking for a doula that ideally accepts United Healthcare Insurance or under $700 Delivering out of Summa Akron

I’d like someone experienced in natural unmedicated labor there with me while I’m giving birth to my first baby at the hospital. I’d like to pay with insurance and hope to have a smooth and easy birth with the peace of mind of having someone to advocate for me.