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Boise, Idaho St. Luke’s Hospital Open to budget Natural birth, no interventions.

Extra support during hospital labor and postpartum care, $1,000 budget, I want to try natural labor

I plan to give birth at a birth center. I would like to be as natural as possible and would want hands-on support with labor aside my husband. We would like a Christian doula. We would like to spend under $1,000.

I'm giving birth at the hospital and want someone to help coach me through it and advocate for what I want. I want to labor as naturally as possible and I want to be able to move around.

Hi there! This is my second pregnancy and I am wanting to do a natural birth. Because of this I am researching doulas for additional support. I'm just looking to see whats out there and how we can best be supported throughout my pregnancy and delivery!

My ideal birth is home or in my midwife clinic, im not sure of budget, currently exploring options to see if this is something we can explore. I want a natural birth that has minimal medical interventions.

Hi. I'm looking for a doula in the Nampa area. I will give birth maybe at Boise St Lukes or a nearby birthing center, Treasure Valley or New beginnings Looking for a birth doula who is experienced and very loving, encouraging as this will be my first birth trying non medicated and using a birth doula. We also need someone who is financially affordable as we'll be paying for hospital otr birth center as well. A more holistic minded doula is preferred as will want someone who can advocate for me and baby. Someone who will let Dad help as well as much as he is wanting. Also, someone who is trained in childbirth education would be very helpful as well. Thank you Carma Budget around $1,000 Birth plan Wanting to try non medicated Do not want to be induced unless emergency Hypnobirthing Different birth positions Non medicated ways to help with pain Water birth and labor Cord clamping until white No pitocin unless hemorrhage No shots hep b or vitamin k No circumcision Golden hour Help decreasing tearing No bathing baby right away Only breastfeed Baby stays with Mom or Dad at all times Yes to medication for Mom if needed after birth especially if needs c section Will be taking placenta home Everything same with c section Skin to skin with Mom and Dad lots Use off essential oils Use dim white string lights or battery candles No bright lights on No cervical checks unless very necessary No wearing baby monitor unless very necessary Can hookup iv Can give oxygen if needed Would like to eat or drink freely No guided pushing unless need help Help with getting comfortable and relaxed Calming tequniques Birth affirmations Music

I'm looking for a more natural childbirth experience. I'm newly pregnant, so just seeing what my options are at this point.

I want to give birth at a hospital with a midwife and doula. $1500 is my budget. I want to do an uneducated birth as that is what I did with my first. I gave birth in Utah the first time but now live in Idaho which is why I need to find new providers.

I plan on giving birth at St. Lukes I am obese 313 pounds Natural

Home birth Budget unsure as of right now Looking for a more natural route, and home birth :)

I plan to give birth at home. I need a licensed midwife who can provide me with all of the standard prenatal care. I'd like to stay around 5,000 dollars for my budget. I'm also looking for a birthing doula to help coach me through giving birth.

1. HOSPITAL 2. I DON’T KNOW 3. VAGINAL BIRTH I am just keeping my options open for now and just trying to figure something out.

Plan to give birth at St Luke’s Hospital on Pole Line Road. I want to attempt a vbac even with a short interval. I got pregnant 6m pp. I’ve read and heard that it’s possible so I would like to try. I want to go into spontaneous labor and try to avoid most medical interventions. My first pregnancy I believe I was too compliant and knew little to nothing going into birth. As for budget I don’t know the typical range.

I am not currently pregnant, but plan to try soon and am interested in looking into the possibility of a midwife or doula for a homebirth. Near Burns, OR

Plan in to have a VBAC. I have had 1 successful VBAC 2 years ago and look forward to to it again. I am interested in a home birth as I want a very hands off birth team. My budget is $8000 max but would love a lower cost.

Hospital open to birth options but want to go natural

Postpartum doula to help me transition from 1 baby to 2 at home, husband will mostly likely be going back to work right away so I would love extra help there. Lactation assistance will be nice too since I fully pumped with my first. I plan to give birth in a birth center, naturally and unmediated. Hoping to find a doula covered by Medicaid .

1- birth at trios hospital 2-$500-$1000 3- medicine free if possible.

Looking for help postpartum with my second baby and possibly for the birth