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I plan to give birth in a hospital setting. My budget is a little bit tight but depending on experience I'm open to price. I want to have as natural of a birth as possible. If extremely necessary, I'm open to medical interventions but the most I would like to do as of now is an epidural and even then, I'd like to try to give birth without needing it.

hospital birth, will be using kaiser insurance. will need help before, while giving birth and after.

We are looking for a doula to provide holistic care and support during my birth.

1. Riverside Community Hospital 2. My insurance will reimburse up to $1000 but willing to spend a little more 3. natural birth

It is nice to meet you, i will be having a hospital birth. It will be my first time; i am so scared about the pain. I will probably have epidural as well. I dont know if its possible but warm water tub in hospital to help with contractions is something im interested in if possible. Coaching me throughout the birth process what positions might help and also hospital advocacy.

Prenatal support, delivery attendance , and interested in postpartum visits

I plan to give birth at a hospital and hope to be able to have a VBAC. My budget is between $1500-2500. Background // I previously experienced a traumatic emergency cesarean and was heavily anesthetized during my son’s birth. I was not awake or aware, my partner could not participate, and skin-to-skin was delayed. Because of this, feeling informed, present, and involved in decisions during this birth is very important to me. Priorities // Clear, calm, and transparent communication is very important to me. I value shared decision-making and being asked for consent before interventions whenever possible. My goal is a slow, physiologic labor if medically safe, with freedom to move and change positions. Partner involvement and immediate bonding with my baby are also very important to me. Labor Preferences // I would like freedom to walk, move, and use different labor positions and tools such as a birthing ball, peanut ball, or squat bar. I prefer upright or side-lying positions and would like to follow my body’s natural urge to push rather than coached pushing when possible. Intermittent monitoring is preferred if medically appropriate. Pitocin // Because of my prior traumatic birth, I prefer cautious use of Pitocin. I would like medical necessity discussed before starting and would prefer to try position changes, hydration, or rest first if safe. If Pitocin becomes necessary, I prefer the lowest effective dose. Epidural // I prefer to delay or avoid an epidural if possible so I can remain mobile and aware. I would like to try movement, positioning, and comfort techniques first. If I request an epidural, I would appreciate clear explanation of timing and effects, and support with position changes afterward. Doula Support Preferences // Because of my previous traumatic birth experience, I value calm, collaborative support during labor. I would like a doula who can help me advocate for my preferences in a respectful and supportive way while maintaining a cooperative relationship with the medical team. It is important to me that my doula encourages clear communication, helps me stay informed and emotionally grounded, and supports movement, positioning, and comfort measures throughout labor. I prefer a doula who brings a steady, non-confrontational presence and contributes to a calm, respectful team environment focused on a safe, informed, and participatory birth experience. If Cesarean Is Needed // If a cesarean becomes medically necessary, I would like a clear explanation and for my partner to be present. I would like to remain awake and aware if medically possible. If possible, I would like my partner to cut the cord and for immediate or early skin-to-skin to occur in the OR or recovery, with baby remaining with me unless medically necessary. After Birth // I would like immediate skin-to-skin contact and delayed cord clamping if safe. I would like my partner to cut the cord and uninterrupted bonding time after birth. Keeping baby with me unless medically necessary is important to me.

I need a birth doula as a first time mom delivering at Riverside community hospital I have iehp medical and I was told they cover

I would like to have more support on labor and after. I plan to give birth at a hospital.

Hospital Looking to find a doula covered by insurance, $1,500 out of pocket Medicated Hospital birth i am 31, with a higher BMI wanting to avoid csection. My doctor has not brough up c section but making this known now Blue Shield California ID: XEH910668718 Group #: W0073052 HMO

1. Planning to give birth in hospital. 2. I want to do unmedicated and natural labor but I am open to options. 3. I want opinions on hospitals near me as well. 4. I want to know all of the benefits of having a doula.

I plan to give birth at home I have a medical insurance so I hope it covers a midwife but if not budget is around 5k I am still working on my birth plan but I want it to be as natural as possible

at a hospital 1000.00 USD epidural and medication

Birth hospital is San Antonio regional hospital. Looking for a doula that takes tricare insurance

Doula services. Hospital birth. mostly need perinatal services

1. AA Midwifery Center in Chino 2. under $1200 for birth doula -- welcome birth doulas in training 3. Day doula support -- minimum 4 hour shift at a time. Ideally no more than $40 per hour.

1. Birth hospital in Upland California 2. Budget would be less than $1,000 and would need to be paid in increments 3. I want to have an unmedicated birth

I need a doula with experience on spinning babies

I plan to deliver at Pomona valley medical center. I do not know the cost of doulas, I am open to understanding and discussing prices. My birth plan includes no epidural, laughing gas for contractions, moving as much as I can, finding ways for my partner to support me during labor and delivery.