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I plan to give birth at Riverside Methodist Hospital. Out budget is $1500 Birth Plan: We are still working on but I would like to go as natural as possible but be open to interventions as long as I am told upfront all the risks and benefits

1. I plan to give birth at OSU 2. I plan to use medicaid to cover the costs, I think they provide $600 for the birth and $600 for prenatal visits 3. My dream is a water birth, I did try with my second but it takes forever for the tub to get filled out it didn't get filled in time.

My husband and I are first time parents and would love to have extra support during the birthing process the most. We are giving birth at a hospital, Grant hospital in Columbus Ohio. I am not sure of a birth plan or budget yet.

I want to give birth in water I feel Like it’s going to make me feel so comfortable and relaxed. I would feel comfortable as well if a midwife helps me. I want to give birth at a hospital. I honestly don’t know how much it will be for midwife birthing I would like to learn more.

First time mom planning for an all natural at home birth. Unsure of budget at this time.

First pregnancy, planning for at home birth. Unsure of budget at this time. Wanting an all natural birth.

My family and I live in Columbus, not far from Easton and Morse Road. This is my third baby. I am in a low-risk, healthy pregnancy and am in need of a midwife who can provide pre-/postnatal care and home birth. I would prefer someone who is trained in natural medicine, if possible, but my biggest priority is ultimately to find someone who is caring, competent, dependable, and respectful of my choices. My family and I don’t currently have health insurance, but we are opening to working out a payment plan with the right person.

Would like to explore having a night nurse so we can sleep a few nights a week.

I want too give bitch at home, no more than $600, for the final price of the birth

I’ve never given birth I don’t know how this works