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My last birth was a freebirth at home, i would prefer to have a medical team of some sort on hand for a homebirth this time. I am currently uncertain on a budget. I would like to plan a homebirth if pregnancy remains low risk. Labor in a quiet, calm environment. Dim lighting. Minimal unnecessary interruptions. Freedom to move, walk, squat, kneel, or change positions as desired. Access to water for comfort measures and possible waterbirth if appropriate. I would prefer non medication comfort measures first. Water immersion, position changes, breathing techniques, massage and counter pressure, and encouragement from support people/team. I would like to avoid unnecessary interventions when i and the baby are doing well. Informed consent before any non-emergency procedures. I would also like to have clear explanations of risks, benefits, and alternatives before decisions are made whenever possible. For delivery i want to be able to push according to my bodys urges rather than directed pushing if safe unless i ask otherwise . Freedom to choose birthing position. I want the baby on my chest immediately if both of us are stable. The golden hour is very important to me. I want delayed cord clamping. I want my partners involved in the delivery and cutting the cord. I would also like to deliver our placenta naturally if safe. I would like to initiate breastfeeding as soon as possible. Routine newborn procedures delayed until after bonding when medically appropriate. Keep mother and baby together whenever possible. Transfer to hospital if medically necessary. Preference for clear communication throughout any transfer. I would prefer a provider who is open minded to odd family dynamics and who has been practicing for at least 5-6 years. [personal details hidden], [personal details hidden]

Supply dropping, difficulty to accept formula. 8 months old not eating much solids

First baby, delivering in Tampa Florida at a non-military hospital. Hoping for an unmedicated birth and someone to support my husband also. I am searching for a doula covered by Tricare East.

We are expecting our first baby around November 24, 2026, and plan to deliver at The Baby Place in St. Petersburg. We are looking for a highly experienced, certified birth doula who has attended at least 50 births and is very comfortable supporting hospital deliveries. [name hidden] is currently leaning toward having an epidural, but we want someone who can support her decisions without pushing a particular type of birth. We would prefer a doula who is calm and reassuring but can also be confident and assertive when appropriate. We want help understanding our options, communicating with the medical team, and making informed decisions if the birth does not go according to plan. As first-time parents, we are looking for guidance on how Jason can be an effective support person rather than being replaced by the doula. We would like someone who can help us determine the best division of roles during labor and adapt based on what [name hidden] needs. We would like the package to include: • One or two prenatal planning meetings • Childbirth education or a birthing class • On-call availability around the due date • Continuous support throughout labor and delivery • At least one postpartum follow-up visit • Breastfeeding or lactation guidance, either directly or through a trusted referral Experience supporting first-time parents, anxiety during labor, epidurals, hospital interventions, efforts to avoid unnecessary interventions, unexpected C-sections, and early breastfeeding would be important to us. Spanish fluency would be helpful but is not required. We have not established a firm budget yet and would like candidates to provide their full pricing, services included, payment schedule, cancellation policy, backup-doula arrangement, and any additional costs.

Birth plan Breast Feeding Non medicated labor and delivery

First baby, [personal details hidden], looking for someone with a wide breadth of labor/ childbirth knowledge, minimal plans made yet, current ideal would be to have a standing or kneeling birth, potentially with epidural, St Petersburg Fl, in person only

First baby. Planning a hospital birth, ideally manatee memorial hospital. Hoping for an unmediated birth but understand things may be out of my control. Roughly $2,500 to $3,000.

Dealing with a [personal details hidden] don’t know the cause because the latch seems good .. so I’m highly confused .. Ive now been breastfeeding for 4 months .

18 days old struggling with staying latched. She latched to my breast and then spits it out and fusses. I have to be pumping but I would like to breast feed sometimes with her accepting the breast. Virtual sessions.

Hospital birth with as little intervention as possible No idea what the budget would be Do not have birth plan written out yet

First baby, Planning a hospital birth at the Lakeland Regional Hospital. Hoping for little to no medical intervention and an unmedicated birth. My husband travels for work and am looking for support during labor and delivery especially in case of his absence.

Plan to give birth at Sarasota Memorial Hospital, ideally in person doula, budget less than $2000

Hi there, I am seeking in-home lactation support. My insurance is Centivo. My daughter's insurance is Cigna. I am willing to pay out of pocket. Thank you!

Second pregnancy after [personal details hidden] currently 4 weeks. Planning to give birth in the Tampa area. I would prefer in person.

First baby, looking for natural unmedicated (preferred) hospital birth for insurance and due to risk ([personal details hidden]). I will mainly need in-person support during labor and maybe after, due to the nature of my husbands work he may not be there if work does not bring him home in time, and [personal details hidden] so that's my main concern. I would say my budget is $1,800-2,000 for services, located in Lakeland or Winter Haven, FL area.

First baby. Planning on giving birth at advent health Wesley chapel. Looking for someone who can support my husband and I.

Looking to ensure I have good supply when feeding and pumping.

Hello. This is my first baby. I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’m looking for support during the labor process and somebody that can help with breastfeeding and any question/concerns my husband, or myself may have. We have tricare select and the cost of the birth and prenatal care is covered.

I am looking for help understanding prenatal care as a mom making sure I am eating right and taking medicines only as needed. I am a first time mom pregnant with twins. I want assistance in understanding birth options, health care I can do, and preparing for breast feeding for two.

8 day old with difficult shallow latch. i have [personal details hidden] which make her frustrated. i received a Medela nipple shield in the hospital which i used for the first few days but had a feeling she wasn’t eating as much as she wanted due to [personal details hidden] and the latch problems. at her first pediatric appointment they told me [personal details hidden] and to supplement with formula, which i’ve been doing since. at feedings i always offer breast first (with my new munchkin nipple shield which works much better) and sometimes she takes and sometimes not. i’m worried her being on the bottle is making her not want to latch on me as often. my goal is to feed on the breast primarily and then have enough pumped in my freezer stash for when i go back to work but [personal details hidden]. i try to pump after each feeding but what i pump i just give back to her at some point in the day. i’d love in person consultation, and i would love to have coverage with my insurance (Ambetter). thank you for your help.