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I need a VBAC specialist; giving birth at Wake Med in Cary, NC; minimal interventions birth plan; my budget is anywhere from $500-$1000

I plan to give birth at the hospital and am hoping for an unmedicated birth with as few interventions as medically necessary. I’m looking for a doula who can help me stay calm and focused during labor, suggest different positions and movement, provide counter-pressure/massage and other comfort measures, help with breathing and relaxation techniques, and support my husband in knowing how to help me. I would also appreciate someone who can help me understand my options if decisions or interventions come up and remind me of my preferences when I’m in the middle of labor. My goal is a calm, low-intervention birth while still being flexible if something is medically necessary for me or baby. I’m unsure of my budget because this is my first time looking into doula services, so I’m still learning what typical pricing looks like

Looking to spend $800 or less(I have insurance if it would help cover some cost). I plan to give birth at Wakemed in Cary. I want to go as natural as possible and am hopeful to have only women in the room.

Hello! I am due with my first on 11/8 and am hoping for an unmedicated birth. I'm looking to hire a doula to help with labor support and guide me through different positions/movements to help things keep moving. I will be delivering at Duke and my OB is Durham Women's Clinic

I need help with a birth plan. Also would like to find someone who has lactation consultant experience. I have AmeriHealth cartis insurance. I would like for my doula to assist with my birth.

I am looking for a birth doula who can provide emotional, physical, and informational support throughout my pregnancy, labor, delivery, and early postpartum period. I would like help with comfort measures, breathing and relaxation techniques, labor positions, and understanding my options during birth. I also want support with communicating my preferences and advocating for my birth plan while allowing my medical team to provide necessary care. Having someone experienced and supportive present would help me and my partner feel more confident, prepared, and comfortable throughout the birth experience.

We are first-time parents looking for an experienced postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to support us during the first few weeks after delivery. We are both working from home, and our mothers will take turns helping during the daytime, so our main need is overnight newborn care and postpartum support. We would like someone experienced with newborn feeding, soothing, diapering, safe sleep, and helping establish a manageable nighttime routine. Breastfeeding support or experience working alongside an IBCLC would be a plus. We prefer someone with several years of newborn experience, infant CPR certification, and strong references. We are currently exploring part-time overnight care, approximately 3-4 nights per week during the first 4–8 weeks postpartum. Budget is flexible depending on experience and schedule. Our goal is to get enough rest while still being actively involved in feeding and bonding with the baby.

I would like to give birth at a hospital. I would like someone supportive other than my partner to help with L&D also a person to advocate for me that has knowledge of L&D

Don’t know where to start. Would like to adquiere knowledge and do things in a more natural way.

I plan to have a birth without epidural at the hospital. I have a 2 year old and would need help during postpartum because dad works night shift.

Hospital birth-duke or unc 800/wk Unsure of birth plan Sleep training preferred,

UNC Chapel Hill Flexible based on right fit medicated birth

I would like a doula as a first time mom. I’m higher risk and my only option for pain management is an epidural. I would like to try giving birth naturally as the epidural and the side effects scares me more than anything. I feel a doula may be very beneficial for me.

Insurance covered doula. Hospital birth, preferably a black woman.

I plan to give birth at Central Carolina Hospital in Sanford, NC. I want to try to give birth naturally with no epidural or pain medications at all.

Breast and flange size and help baby latch and just feel better about pumping and breastfeeding

At UNC chapel hill Potential TOLAC but still deciding