didn't have one the only thing I said to the nurses were don't bring up any type of pain management because I don't want it. either that we went with the flow on how everything else turned out. Same idea will happen with this baby.

I think its good to have an idea of what you do and don't want. however unexpected things come up so you have to be flexible when it comes to the health and safety of you and baby. I had a birth plan and about 80 percent of it went out the window.

I'm making one because I'm doing all natural and I want the baby given to me right when comes out, I also don't want to be asked about the epidural and no pain meds. Also, I'm wearing my own clothing and absolutely want nothing to do with formula for my baby. It's not just for birth, it's for after. I know that things may not go the way I want but I want guidelines in case it does.

I'm having my third and I never made a birthing plan unfortunately birthing isn't really something you can plan there's a billion and one things that can happen you can have labor and push a baby out in as quick as a few hours as into as long as days you could possible need a emergency c-section or who knows I would focus more on getting s good breathing technique to help you through the pain at least up until you decided to get the epidural if you decided to if your not to far along that you can't even get one

i never has a birth plan with my other 3 pregnancies. i saw my midwife today and she told me to start making one so it's all new to me as far as birth plans go. I'm just going to go in and do what I need to do to have a healthy baby

no not at all, I did one for my first and it kinda went out the window. Because I'm no doctor and they know what's best lol. But I did have specific request. For example how many visitors I wanted my privacy when I was breast feeding. My hospital has an eye for small details like if you want music while you're in labor , if you want extra pillows. all that extra stuff. Signing up for a meal plan for the dad little things like that.

people make a birthplan..... and they act like it is written in stone because they get into a fit it it doesn't go according to the plan.... there are more than a million ways that can happen once you go into labor up until the birth of your baby to breastfeeding an all that.... so u can make one if u want but use it as a guideline.... not as something that will definitely happen.... good thing u have an open mind ;)

It's good to have one just to have an outline of how you would like things to go, but definitely be prepared for it to go differently!