Find Midwife Jobs Near Wylie, TX

1. - unmedicated Hospital birth 2. - using Insurance 3. - unmedicated birth

1. Birthing Center 2. Covered by insurance 3. Low-intervention, out of hospital setting, with midwife.

I would like a home birth maybe even a water birth I have a really big tub. My budget I have multiple insurance that I hope will cover it. My plan is to have a natural birth

Wanting a midwife who is willing to deliver in a hospital setting due to me having osteogenesis imperfecta and possibly this baby might have it as well. Had 2 prior vaginal births with no issues. Both of my daughters were born with OI but no broken bones. Would like them to accept insurance.

Home birth and water birth, looking for day of birth care only because i am already recievimg care but moving right before the birth. budget of up to 1k

Dallas, TX at Baylor Hospital. N/A VBAC if possible

Must accept insurance! I will be moving before I give birth.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but looking for a CNM that bills my insurance (BCBS HMO) and specializes in natural/low-intervention birth support.

Plan to give birth at home, budget 6,000 Plan on going as natural as possible

Im seeing if there is a possibility of me having a doula covered through Medicaid. I’ve had 2 birth center and 2 home births and am considering my first hospital birth.

Home or a birthing center I do not know my budget I'd like to give birth naturally as possible First time Mom

I plan to give birth at a hospital in Frisco. I want to have a unmedicated water birth.

Frisco Texas Budget 2k max Wanted to birth in a birthing center but no longer a possibility. Hoping to be as natural as possible, cutting umbilical cord once white. Not wanting loud noises or many people in the room while giving birth. Skin to skin as birthed. Not willing to lay back and wait. Not interested in typical medical processes of current labor practices.

I am newly pregnant and exploring my options. My dream has always been to have a home birth with a midwife, but know there’s certain risks in that. I’m not opposed to having a midwife and OBGYN to help the delivery process. Just exploring all options! I want to help feel empowered throughout the process and know my options at any given time.

I'm still very unsure about all of these details and am looking to connect with a few different options to decide exactly what I want to do. I know I don't want to do it at home but think I want to do it at a birthing center as opposed to a hospital and I don't want an epidural.

At home birth $5000, I also have insurance and Carrot Currently in between going to an OBGYN until it’s close to my due date to utilize a Doula and midwife. If I can have some input on what’s best I would love that for my little bundle of joy. Wanting a water birth Natural/ no meds

1. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen 2. $1000 3. Delayed cord clamp/cut , vaginal delivery no medicine (minimal only if necessary), skin to skin immediately after birth.

I am looking for a doula/midwife who can support my natural/physiological birth plan and who can advocate for me within the hospital setting. I want to be free to move around during labor, possibly use a labor tub, push with my contractions instead of purple pushing, and deliver my placenta naturally. I would prefer a doula/midwife who I knowledgeable about hospital policies and feels comfortable advocating my wishes while I am focused on breathing through contractions.

Needs midwife that takes medical and will take me in my 3rd trimester. I want a natural home birth. Water birth if possible.

I would love to give birth at home or a birthing center in water. I would like to have quick access to a hospital should I need that type of care. I would like a midwife who shares my faith as a Christian. The atmosphere needs to feel peaceful and uninterrupted. Great bedside manner and skills sewing should I tear. I’ve had 2 successful vaginal deliveries in water in a birthing center.