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Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Main 2. Provide your estimated budget 1,000$ 3. Describe your birth plan

I want help through my labor I want to do a un medicated birth this is my first baby and I’m not 100% sure what I want I’ll be giving birth at The birthing center at Aurora Medical Center - Kenosha

I am planning for a hospital or birthing center. I am wanting someone o help me throughout the pregnancy to understand what is going on, as well as be there for the birth and advocate for me while I am in a vulnerable spot and not fully comfortable with the medical system. I am hoping for a natural birth (non medicated).

1. Hospital 2. Unsure 3. No meds, labor in the water, trying to have as calm of an environment as possible

Hospital birth, unsure of budget, unsure of birth plan

I plan to give birth at the Evanston NorthShore Labor/Delivery Hospital. I am on Medicaid but I wouldn’t want to spend more than 300$ out of pocket. I want to birth as natural as possible, I wouldn’t want an epidural unless it really comes down to it. I would want to avoid any cutting or tearing in my vagina. I’d like to push out naturally rather than get a C- section.

I am looking for a person to help coach me and my fiance on how to have a successful unmediated birth. We are having an in hospital birth in fond du lac

I am currently planning to give birth at cdh. I’m not sure what an appropriate budget for a doula is so I guess I’m interested in rates. I’d hope to not go over a thousand dollars but like I said I don’t know what is appropriate. I’d like to give birth with the least amount of interventions possible. I will be doing a vbac labor, my first baby will be 2 and 2 months at the date of the delivery and was a cesarían because she was breech presenting.

Birthing center or hospital, 2,000-2500, not sure about birth plan but would like to be unmedicated, labor at home, squatting position

I would like a doula who can help educate me on all my options around birth and how to best prepare for that. I'd also like them to be present when I'm giving birth, and potentially post partum care. I'm giving birth at Central Dupage Hospital. I learned today that my insurance plan covers doulas that are in-network, so ideally they would be in-network with BCBSIL. I don't know my birth plan, I would like help figuring that out.

Hospital birth I am looking for someone that accepts my insurance blue cross blue shield I would like a doula and midwife to help with a birth plan and help with delivery

Rush Copley or Northwestern Medicine I’d like to go as natural as possible. I want to advocate for a vbac and holistic approach to labor. Help with prep as naturally/holistically as possible

My gynecologist is at northwestern. I don’t have a birth plan or a budget.

I plan to give birth hospital i hope my insurance cover it and I want to focus on having a natural birth learning more about contraction and more

1. Birth center w/ partner, midwife, doula and birth photographer 2. 5-10k USD 3. Birth Plan Comforts: Music Essential oils Warm/cold compresses Movement/birth ball BIG YES’s: - Pumping to initiate labor - 30min doppler US - Eating during labor - Water birth (unless shoulder dystocia at time of delivery) - Not to cut cord until white OR placenta is birthed - Skin2skin for at least 2 hours - Breastfeeding support if I’m tired. - Delayed Vit K injection until after first feed BIG NO’s: - No epidural - No IV pain meds - No cervical checks - unless clinically indicated (I will check myself) - No AROM - No internal monitors - No episiotomy - No postpartum pitocin - unless medically necessary - No Hep B or Erythro EMERGENCIES: If baby needs transfer, dad (Andrés) will ride in ambulance - I will come if medical stable If I need transfer, both Andrés and baby will ride in ambulance

I’m looking to have a natural unmedicated birth at the hospital. Also looking for guidance throughout my pregnancy on what I should be doing to prepare for labor and delivery. I don’t have a huge budget either. This is my first pregnancy so I’m new to all of this. But I do know that I want to inquire about having a Doula for this pregnancy.

Living in Sister Bay, planning to deliver in Green Bay. First time mom/parents getting increasingly worried about our lack of knowledge of childbirth while hearing so many horror stories about the malpractices of doctors in labor and delivery. Wanting to learn. Wanting an advocate. Wanting to avoid an epidural but not sure if I will be able to! Our budget isn’t huge. We are low income. But don’t know the typical rates and will try to work out any reasonable rate for our income.

We are extremely new to the whole process, and thus unsure what to expect. We do not have a birth plan, but would like to construct one. We plan for the delivery to take place at Silver Cross Hospital (1900 Silver Cross Blvd, New Lenox, IL 60451). We do not have enough information to provide a proper budget, but I somewhat strained monetarily. I wish we could provide more, but there's very little to go off of.

I am planning to give birth with the midwives in the beacon health system. I would like a doula who can help with labor coaching, specifically with suggesting best labor position and strategies for labor progression and pain management. I plan to have a water birth. Our estimated budget is $800.

I will be giving birth at Memorial Hospital in South Bend, IN. I can not go over $2,000, and am hoping to spend less than that if I can! My birth plan includes a natural birth. Vaginally, with no epidural. I do NOT want to be induced unless it is literally life or death. I plan to move around and try several positions, and am very interested in a water birth. This is my first child! 😁