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Have had t miscarriage since the past. I am extremely nervous with his pregnancy that it will happen again. I am showing signs of major anxiety about it. It was recommended that I look into a doula. We are having the birth in hospital because I also have POTS and am anemic. I don't know how to start a birth plan or anything. I'm doing this alone I feel like. Doctors don't take me seriously enough. And I'd like to work with my insurance.
Looking for options for an overnight doula or nanny to help as we get settled with twins. Certifications with new borns desired.
I'm looking for some support pre and post birth I want to launch full speed at a home birth as of now. I have a 1 year old who will be 2 by the time I have #2 Budget is in the air i havent talked to anyone in regards to price nor have i dont much research. A couple thousand? My birth plan is just to remain healthy, uphold good eating habits refrain from any use of pharmaceuticals, and I just want to feel comfortable and safe, being talked into a c-section with my last sons complications was tough. If anyone can reach out to me, I'd really appreciate it.Thanks for your consideration!
I plan to give birth at Lakeland medical center. I would like a low intervention, unmedicated birth but feel like I need someone to advocate everything I want.
I plan to give birth at aurora Sinai or at home I don’t know I’m Kind of scared again
I’m giving birth in hospital and want help preparing for birth for myself and my husband
Hospital birth Birth plan (not sure) Require(years of experience) Prenatal massages
I plan to give birth in a hospital. High risk pregnancy and may deliver early.
I will be giving birth at the hospital I plan to go natural & hopefully no c-section I don’t typically have a budget
At home birth African American (locs) prefer a woman State insurance will provide payments
Give birth in hospital I don’t have an estimated budget yet but it does depend and I don’t want epidural
In a provider, I would prefer someone with experience in caring for twins as I have twin boys My boys are almost two months old at the moment. They get fed either formula or fortified breast milk every 3 hours and once a day, have a multivitamin added to their meal. Every 2 days they get bathed as they tend to spit up on themselves a lot so I try to keep them as clean as possible. In addition to helping with the twins while I am napping, I could also use some help with cleaning around the house as I am physically disabled and have been struggling keeping up with it since giving birth. Since I would need help around 4 days a week for around 4 hours a day, I have budgeted for $40/hr for this care (a total of $2,560 per month)
Hospital birth Budget nothing expensive Natural and relaxing birth
I will need help postpartum. I will also need help with mental health. The most immediate need would be exercise.
I’m looking for overnight care so that I may be able to sleep and rejuvenate the first 2 weeks-month postpartum, care would include changing and feeding as well as nighttime monitoring and light tidying up of the home about once a week.
• home birth • 1000 or a little bit before • no medication, delayed placenta clamping •anthem blue shield
I am planning on having a hospital birth but laboring at home for as long as possible. I want a natural birth with no intervention. Preference for all women.
-Where do you plan to give birth? hospital -Provide your estimated budget $0 Badgercare: United Healthcare -Describe your birth plan Need help with that
My due date is September 9, I’m having a boy and with to have assistance. I’m giving birth at the aurora women’s pavilion at west allis. I wish for an unmedicated birth, I would like help making my birth plan. I’m 32 years old, this is my first baby.
Nighttime newborn support to help with getting longer periods of rejuvenating rest.
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