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• home birth • 1000 or a little bit before • no medication, delayed placenta clamping •anthem blue shield

I plan to give birth at West Allis Memorial Hospital, I am currently receiving state insurance and I am looking for assistance with ensuring I deliver a healthy baby boy. I also suffer from depression and I am worried about post partum. I have three daughters with the oldest being 10 and my youngest being 6. I would like more education related to breastfeeding as well.

I plan to give birth at aurora Sinai or at home I don’t know I’m Kind of scared again

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

I plan to give birth in a hospital. High risk pregnancy and may deliver early.

Going through my first pregnancy and would love to have a doula for the extra support!

A Brookfield hospital, first time parents not sure of the budget. I want an unmedicated birth

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!

Hi, I would love to have a doula by my side to educate and hands-on teach me skills and advice to help prepare me for birthing my baby in August at Aurora women’s pavilion hospital. I don’t know enough about the different options or things you can do during labor like pushing positions that works best, what to eat before labor, exercises, etc. I also want a doula for the educated support to keep me motivated during my attempt of natural labor as this is my first baby, I want as much knowledge as possible about before, during, and after care for myself and baby. I have 2 health insurances that can fully cover, primary insurance with forward health care/ blue anthem cross HMO plus and secondary insurance with Allied/ Aetna PPO.

Hospital birth Birth plan (not sure) Require(years of experience) Prenatal massages

1. West Allis Memorial women’s Center. 2. $1,500 3 unmedicated birth

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.

I want to avoid a c section. I'm delivering at Froedtert birthing center.

This is my first pregnancy. I have been doing research and trying to come up with a birth plan with my fiancé but we need a little more help. I also need a little help advocating for myself in the hospital while in labor I don’t know if the doctors and nurses will respect my wishes with a birth plan and how I want to deliver.

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 on giving birth in the hospital. We are looking for something completely covered by tricare. I would like an unmedicated birth. I would like someone with at least 5 years experience and English as a first language. I am 24 years old, pregnant with my 2nd baby. I am only allergic to tree nuts. We have tricare reserve select, with triwest.

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

We plan to give birth in a hospital setting but would like to labor down as much as possible as home. I am a fislrst time mom and seeking someone to help advocate for me and educate on how to have a smooth delivery. Our budget is under 2,000 depending on type of services provided. My birth plan includes going as natural as possible avoiding medicines that "speed up" processes like pitocin. I would like to avoid the epidural as well and c-section unless an absolute emergency arises that puts me or baby at risk. I am interested in methods of hipnobirthing and learning how to breath through the labor.

I plan to have a natural birth at the hospital. I would like no medication or interventions if possible.