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1. Hospital birth at Aurora West Allis 2. Unsure on budget, but my company provides $2000 reimbursement for doula services. 3. I'd like to do a mostly unmedicated vaginal birth. (No epidural, no pitocin prior to birth). I'm open to breathing gas or other methods, but I'm largely afraid of needles and unsure if I can do an epidural. I'm open to following the flow of my birth and will consider options as necessary.

I’m looking for a birth doula, with expertise in lactation consultation, also early post partum care. Birth in a hospital due to my age, 36. Birth plan, as natural as nature intended. Budget 1200-1500.0

1. Home birth 2. $900-$1500 (preferably) 3. Still trying to figure this out lol

1. Hospital first time birth 2. Covered by state insurance 3. Don’t have one set in stone yet. I’m a first time mom, have a SUA and placenta previa currently (hoping it will shift). I plan on getting an epidural and just want to be prepared and have a somewhat easy birth.

St Catherine’s in pleasant prairie wi 2. Just browsing so I don’t know what the typical services cost 3. I’d like to give birth as naturally as possible , without pitocin, without an epidural but I am not against one of if I get to the point of needing one in delivery

1. Aurora Grafton WI 2. Unsure, but have a limited budget 3. No idea

I plan to go to aurora hospital in elkhorn Wisconsin. I currently don’t have a budget. I’m still working on my birth plan.

1. Birth center 2. $500 3. I plan to have a natural birth at a birth center. I want the experience to be as natural and healthy for me and baby as possible.

An at home birth, looking for a water birth with nitros oxide if possible. This is my first birth, I have severe medical trauma and just need someone who can mentally coach me through everything

It’s my first pregnancy I’m really stress about the birth part of it I’m still don’t know what I wan to be honest

I would like to have an unmedicated birth at the hospital but would be open to at home. I would like to receiving coaching on pain relief techniques along with exercises and movements to help in preparation for the baby. I am mentally prepared for a marathon birth and the pain that is to follow along with it. I would like more education on postpartum and how to take care of myself and the baby. My husband is fully on board with an unmedicated birth and is prepared to stand up for my wishes for my self and baby during labor .

First time mother and father, looking for a patient and experienced doula to work with us on this overwhelming journey. I'd like to have a water birth at the hospital. Budget is flexible, honestly we don't even really know what to expect.

1- hospital 2-800-1200 3-I’d like to do things as natural as possible.

While I thought I would give birth at home, my husband and I got pregnant sooner than expected and are still living in an apartment. We will likely give birth in a hospital however I want to have a safe and low intervention birth. I have always tried to eat and live healthily and when possible live holistically. I want to have a safe and healthy pregnancy and birth. This is my first pregnancy so I have a lot of questions and concerns. I would like more knowledge other than my googling skills. We currently haven’t set a budget or birth plan as we are only an estimated 3.5 weeks along.

In Hospital Insurance coverage Vaginas no epidural

I plan to give birth at Meriter Hospital in Madison, WI because of the insurance I have. My estimated budget is between $900 to $1,600. For my birth plan I plan to have a completely natural unmedicated birth. I want to move around freely and try different positions and also use a tub and see if I want to give birth in it when the time comes. I prefer to have my water rupture naturally. I want limited cervical exams and no membrane sweep and no IV. I want food and water during labor. I want immediate skin to skin when baby comes out, delayed cord clamping, no bath for baby, and I want to breastfeed right away.

I am a first time mom of of twin boys, i will likely give birth early and I have been told I am high risk. I am also 25 so I am just looking for someone to ease my my mind, educate me and my husband and be my voice at the delivery room. I absolutely cannot be with an anti-vaxxer and anti modern medicine person. We can talk about the budget, I am open to it but I would want anyone potentially interested to not be expecting a big one! We are young parents to twins, there is not a whole lot of wiggle room!!

hospital, natural birth, budget should be at least 10k

Hospital, 1000, would like help organizing a birth plan

1. Hospital (Prentice) 2. 2000 in total, I have PPO+ from BCBS, not sure if it is covered partly 3. I will need a doula the first 2 -4 weeks after birth