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How and where you deliver your baby is your choice. As you prep for the big day, learn about how the Providence care team can provide continuous labor support and honor your birth plan. Working with an OB-GYN, a midwife, a doula (or all three) can give you confidence to tackle this major milestone.

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If you’re thinking about having children, or are currently expecting a baby, you can find out more about hospital locations, services, classes and tours at a location near you.

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