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We are doing a home birth. I have medicaid so I would like a midwife that would be willing to accept medicaid. No medications, natural health and birth.

Osu wexner with midwives $800 max Unmedicated birth

I think my 4 month old may have a lip tie. I’m not sure where to go and how to fix this

2 day old baby girl. Trouble latching and painful nipples

Sleep training, especially at night Gas, colic Aetna insurance Minimum cost Thanks

I need an experienced lactation consultant that provides in home support or support close to Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Provider must be free or accept Caresource Medicaid. Provider also can be IBCLC certified Must have experience with finding the right pump, latching, inverted and flat nipples, reducing pain, and strictly pumping schedule.

1. I need someone who is specialized in exclusive pumping 2. I’m 24 and exclusively pumping for my boy. Having a hard time getting let downs so it’s taking a while to empty. 3. I do everything with my husband as well as work 45+ hours weeks 4. Would prefer my insurance to cover it

Looking for a doula for support to help with pregnancy im 36 and this pregnancy is rough my body feels drained and I’m looking for someone to help prepare my body for labor exercise and help with breastfeeding postpartum I plan to give birth at the hospital vaginal birth with epidural

I plan on giving birth in a hospital, but I am hoping for someone to act as both an advocate for me and educate me on best birth positions and what is best for me and my baby. I am looking for a cheaper option

I don’t feel like I’m ever fully empty after pumping. I can pump (on different settings) for 20-25 minutes with nothing else coming out, and then still hand express more. I originally was exclusively pumping, but now my baby likes to breastfeed. So we are doing both. My supply is very low and would like to raise it

Midwife to deliver baby at hospital. Water birth, hoping insurance will cover

Ibclc lactation consultant to help guide latching techniques and methods and all things breastfeeding.

I want to give birth at home with a midwife or care team. My budget is $4000-5000 but this is flexible. I’m not sure of my entire birth plan yet but I know I’d like to do it naturally and at home if possible.

Getting a good, not painful latch, after overcoming other challenges with breastfeeding and supply. I try all of the things and the latch is shallow every time and my nipples cannot take it for more than a minute or two.

1.Any 2. Any 3. Help with unclogging milk ducts 4. Not sure

Home birth Christian based support and soothing Prayer Medical support if necessary

giving birth in a hospital I am unsure of a budget I would like to not give birth on my back to reduce risk of tearing. I would like to have some medication (nitrous oxide or IV pain meds) and I would like to move around as much/as long as possible

Lactation service Sleep training Baby is 7 weeks old

Low supply due to surgery at 3 months pp. when I pump I don’t feel empty and have a very hard time having a letdown.

Baby was feeding aith nipple shield at first then did not latch to the breast, so we switched to the bottle while trying the breast (does latch at night) and now he doesn’t want to latch at all.