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More like a birthing coaches for a nonmedcal birth

1) Aurora Grafton Hospital 2) $1000-$2000 3) no pitocin, pushing off epidural if even needed. Water birth if possible

We are planning to give birth in a hospital using the Bradley Method (natural approach, avoiding pain medicine and medical interventions is a high priority). If possible, looking for an IBCLC. Even better if they make home visits.

My plans was to breastfeed until my son turned 1 but now I want to do half & half so i can work but he’s refusing to take a bottle, he will literally cry until he gets sick. He was on a bottle for a week after we were released from the hospital then just stuck with breastfeeding so i guess that’s just what he’s used to. Hopefully someone can help. He is 4 months

Only making 16 ozs in a day when baby is drinking 5oz 5 to 6 times in the day. Baby will be 4 months old and I also have a 3 year old.

I would like to plan for a home birth but I'm already low income and know this may not be an option for me. I would like to have someone who can help me throughout the process or just inform me of what would be best.

Hi, I have a 3 week old and feeding has gotten progressively more challenging. My concern is the reflux and extreme discomfort after feeds possibly caused by a lip or tongue tie? Are you able to identify this and help with solutions? We are getting very minimal sleep and feel pretty desperate for answers and solutions at this point. Look forward to hearing back, Kalyn DeMaria

I plan to give birth at hospital; My budget is flexible. My primary need is to find a night nurse and lactation consultant.

I plan to give birth at hospital. My budget may vary depending upon the quality of service. I plan to go through a medicated birth.

Clogged ducts, tongue tie release and learning to latch after