Most women deliver their babies under the care of obstetricians, but studies show that midwives can be more successful at guiding laboring women through vaginal deliveries without unnecessary interventions, like a C-section. Before you use a midwife, confirm her credentials as a certified nurse-midwife (CNM). A CNM will have a bachelor's degree and/or a master's degree, will have completed nursing and midwifery training, and have passed exams to be certified and licensed as a midwife through their state of practice.  Midwives are not trained to perform surgery or handle high-risk deliveries, but most are affiliated with hospitals or obstetrical associations. Be aware that if you end up having complications when you go into labor, a midwife will have to transfer you into the care of an obstetrician. Talk about the possibilities of complications with your midwife well before your due date approaches and add instructions to your birth plan about what to do in the event of complications during labor. Ask your provider how often she performs episiotomies. This is when a surgical incision is made during the second trimester to enlarge the vaginal opening for the baby to pass through.  This procedure is becoming less and less common, but you should ask the midwife if this is something she practices.  Midwives generally do not instruments like forceps or vacuums, as they are usually not trained to use them, and they generally do not have the privileges to do so. Be aware that these devices can be lifesaving to mom and baby, and can often prevent the need for a cesarean. Their patients generally require less pain medication (though some midwives cannot administer drugs or anesthesia, which may impact how many of their patients use pain medication). After delivery, patients report being happier with their experience. If you have a high-risk pregnancy, such as expecting twins or multiples, or if you have gestational diabetes, high blood pressure, or chronic health problems, it is not advisable to work with a midwife...

TL;DR in Indonesian:
Pertimbangkan untuk mencari layanan bidan berizin. Tanyakan kebijakan operasi caesar kepada dokter kandungan. Carilah doula sebagai pendukung tambahan. Ikuti kelas melahirkan alami.