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Home birth Budget 1000-1500 To have a natural birth with my family at home with music playing for relaxing. To have my doula help with pain management.

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I plan to give birth at rancho springs in Murrieta, an all natural birth! No medication, still working on a full “plan”. We do not have childcare, so my husband will be with our kids, so I need a strong support to help get me through. I also plan on feeding him only breast milk and would love a night nanny for the first few weeks to help me through. Unfortunately about 6 weeks after he is born we will be moving to Colorado. (Military). My budget can be anywhere from $30-$60 an hour. Unsure how much it costs for a doula in the hospital! But I am willing to pay.

This is my first child so for me I would just like additional support in this journey. My plan for birth is to have as much of an all natural birth, so no epidural, no pain medication, free range of motion I don't want to be on my back surrounded by 4-5 people. I also would like to delay cord cutting until cord is white and no longer pulsing, immediate skin to skin with both me and then the father is ideal, and I would like to also breastfeed. The father would like to be my support during that time as well so having someone that understands what we would like and help us vocalize that during a time where OUR focus is gonna be more on me and baby.

- hospital birth - need help with labor and delivery - not sure on budget

1. Hospital birth is planned - Riverside Kaiser 2. Doula coverage through my Kaiser medical is offered 9 1 hour sessions total 3. We’re so excited to meet our little one and we have been keeping their gender a surprise! I want to share that I have a history of anxiety, adjustment disorder, PMDD, and depression. It would mean a lot to us if the team could walk me through each step of the process during labor, as knowing what's happening each and every step (the what and the why) helps me stay calm. Would love help keeping an eye on any signs of postpartum anxiety or mood changes. I understand that things may change during labor, and I trust my care team to make decisions based on my and my baby’s health. My preferences are a guide, and I am very open to adjustments as needed. Labor Preferences: Environment: I prefer dim lighting, a quiet environment (with minimal traffic), and music during labor. We’re so excited to meet our little one and we have been keeping their gender a surprise! I also want to share that I have a history of anxiety, adjustment disorder, PMDD, and depression. It would mean a lot to us if the team could walk me through each step of the process during labor, as knowing what's happening each and every step (the what and the why) helps me stay calm. We’re also grateful for your support in keeping an eye on any signs of postpartum anxiety or mood changes. I understand that things may change during labor, and I trust my care team to make decisions based on my and my baby’s health. My preferences are a guide, and I am very open to adjustments as needed. Labor Preferences: Environment: I prefer dim lighting, a quiet environment (with minimal traffic), and music during labor. Students are welcome. Support People: I only want Nick with me throughout labor and delivery. Movement: I’d like to be free to move, walk, or use a birthing ball during labor as much as I can. Pain Relief: I wish to try natural methods first (breathing, positioning). I am open to an epidural if necessary but prefer to avoid IV narcotics. Monitoring Preferences: Fetal Monitoring: Please use intermittent or wireless fetal monitoring. Cervical Checks: Exams are welcome, but with my consent I may decline if close together. Interventions (If Required): Rupture of Membranes: Please avoid artificial rupture of membranes unless necessary. Episiotomy: I prefer to avoid an episiotomy unless medically required. Assistance with Delivery: Please avoid forceps or vacuum. If C-Section is looking like a possible recommendation I would like to be informed as early as relevant. Delivery Preferences: Position: I may like to deliver in an upright/squat, all fours or side-lying position. Please allow me to follow my body’s natural urges when pushing. Pushing: I prefer to push when I feel the urge, unless directed otherwise for medical reasons. After Birth Preferences: Gender Announcment: I would like Nick to get to announce the gender if possible. Cord Clamping: I’d like to donate our cord blood and do what is required to allow that. Skin-to-Skin: Please place my baby on my chest after a light wipe off of vernix for skin-to-skin contact, unless there are medical concerns. Newborn Care: Delay weighing and bathing until after bonding time. Feeding: I plan to breastfeed and would like to initiate as soon as possible after birth.Please do not administer formula unless medically necessary and with my consent. Postpartum Preferences: Recovery: Please assist with early recovery and perineal care. All advice is welcome and appreciated! Visitors: Please limit visitors during the first few hours to allow bonding time. Ideally I would prefer to have been able to shower/utilize the restroom prior to first visitors. Support People: I only want Nick and possibly my doula with me throughout labor and delivery. Movement: I’d like to be free to move, walk, or use a birthing ball during labor as much as I can. Pain Relief: I wish to try natural methods first (breathing, positioning). I am open to an epidural if necessary but prefer to avoid IV narcotics. Monitoring Preferences: Fetal Monitoring: Please use intermittent or wireless fetal monitoring. Cervical Checks: Exams are welcome, but with my consent I may decline if offered close together in time. Interventions (If Required): Rupture of Membranes: Please avoid artificial rupture of membranes unless necessary. Episiotomy: I prefer to avoid an episiotomy unless medically required. Assistance with Delivery: Please avoid forceps or vacuum. If C-Section is looking like a possible recommendation I would like to be informed as early as relevant. Delivery Preferences: Position: I may like to deliver in an upright/squat, all fours or side-lying position. Please allow me to follow my body’s natural urges when pushing. Pushing: I prefer to push when I feel the urge, unless directed otherwise for medical reasons. After Birth Preferences: Gender Announcment: I would like Nick to get to announce the gender to me if possible. Cord Clamping: I’d like to donate our cord blood and do what is required to allow that. Skin-to-Skin: Please place my baby on my chest after a light wipe off for uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact (goal of one hour) unless there are medical concerns. Newborn Care: Delay weighing and bathing until after bonding time. Feeding: I plan to breastfeed and would like to initiate as soon as possible after birth.Please do not administer formula unless medically necessary and with my consent. Postpartum Preferences: Recovery: Please assist with early recovery and perineal care. All advice is welcome and appreciated! Visitors: Please limit visitors during the first few hours to allow bonding time. Ideally I would prefer to have been able to shower/utilize the restroom prior to first visitors. First visitors I would like to limit to no more than 2-3 at a time

This is my first pregnancy so I’m going in completely blind. I’m about 13 weeks pregnant right now & just really need some guidance on creating a birth plan, what to expect, what I should be doing/not doing & just overall help ease my anxious & confusion.

Giving birth at Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital. Looking for doula accepted by tricare. I don't know what I don't know. I'm a 39 yr old first time mom. I don't have a birth plan yet.

I plan to give birth at home. Estimated budget 3000 I would like to have a home water birth with my mom, mother in law, and husband present. I have a history of preeclampsia that occurred after the birth of my first son. I am seeking if a team/midwife could accept me for a home birth despite my history.

Birth at hospital Budget unknown Birth plan: live, no tears, short push time