Water Birth?

[armom2b]

Is anyone considering having a water birth or has had one?  I always said I wanted one but to actually be pregnant I don't know now.  Plus my financial situation isn't what I thought it would be and now I'm using medicaid.  Is it costly? What made you do it or makes you want to do it?

[b4b]

I enjoyed the water birth more than my two inductions. I will say that the moment the 'I don't think I can do this' thought comes into your head, you ate almost done.

[rosealie23]

It's worth the money although my insurance covers water birth.

[natste]

We have universal health care through the NHS so I won't have to pay but I can understand your query if you have to pay I mean what if you got in the water and hate it, but from what I have heard it is very relaxing and natural x

[Eevee_moon]

I wonder if I can do it with my dr

[natste]

I am having a water birth at my local birthing centre, the rooms are sooo much more cosy and homely I'm in Yorkshire in England x

[rosealie23]

My last was waterbirth and was awesome. It help with the pain a lot. I will be doing water birth with this one too hopefully. I did it because it was natural and has great benefits for me and baby. It is an easier transition for baby...

[firstat31]

My sister did it with her last 2 out of 4. She said it was so much easier and much more relaxing.

[Danicaantle]

I tried with my 3rd but couldn't deal with the pain. I plan on really trying with this baby. Its much more relaxing and natural in my opinion and i always wanted to do it. I also have medicaid and the hospital that i am delivering at offers water births. It doesn't cost any more or less than a normal birth. You might check hospitals or birthing centers in your area that offer it.