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1. St. Mary’s Ssm health Janesville, wi 2. Seeking a doula that accepts Tricare select insurance 3. Natural birth plan with no intervention

Plan to give birth in a hospital. I’m wanting to do what’s best for me and the baby but I know that shower/water as part of my birth would be something I want to try and incorporate. Dont know yet what the hospital offers, I would like to maybe labor as much as possible at home. The hospital I plan to go to is 5 min down the road from me. Don’t know the pricing for this so I’m gonna say around $1000 or less is my guess.

I am planning to give birth at the Northpoint Birthing center, my estimated budget is around $1000. As of right now my plan is to have a natural birth plan

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.

Looking for someone who accepts Medicaid insurance

I’m a first time mom and desire for a natural limited intervention birth. Interested in home birth but for first baby plan to give birth in a hospital with a midwife. I’d love to do a water birth which is an option at the hospital I would be going to. I’m a Christian and hope to incorporate prayer and worship music and Bible verses as much as possible in the labor experience. My budget is as cheap as possible. Under $1500

I need support while giving birth and for post partum. This is the first time I am ever having a baby and I am scared.

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 planning to give birth at the SSM health hospital. I will be giving birth naturally without any medication. My budget is around $1,000

I plan to give birth in a hospital and do not want to do it alone.

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 .

I plan to give birth at meriter hospital in Madison. I am leaning towards a non-medicated birth and I'm looking for somebody who will be a good coach and support through that painful time. I would like a doula who is analytically minded, fact based, and has a firmer coaching style. Open to spending more for an experienced doula.

Hello, I’m located in Twin Lakes and pregnant with my second son. I am primarily interested in postpartum doula car for extra help as I learn to juggle two kids without a village. I would love to chat more.

I am unsure of my babies due date.i need help with everything, im unsure of what I should be doing or about prenatal.ive been in pain and i was told to seek medical attention after my pregnancy confirmed. I have no money and I live in Freeport Illinois. My hospital is fhn

1.home 2.$3,000 for a home birth midwife 3. Completely natural

1) Northwestern Huntley Hospital 2) unsure 3) Need help with this I really just want someone to help me in hospital and be there to vocalize my requests and needs. I don't want pushback from the hospital staff.

Looking for birth support in the hospital, as well as postpartum lactation support. Looking for a doula that is covered by Medicaid. I plan to give birth naturally.

I’m not sure yet. I’m still researching options. Once I have them I’ll be able to make a decision.

1.I would prefer a birthing center but am open to a hospital. 2. I am honestly not sure, I’m not familiar with any details on this. 3. I would like to go natural with no pain medication, delayed cord clamping, no bath for baby, golden hour and to latch baby right away to promote the placenta to detach and to deliver. I would like to encapsulate the placenta.

I want to give birth in a hospital with a midwife and coached by a doula.