HomeWhat does it cost to have a baby after its born?
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2005-11-01 13:17:13
2005-11-01 13:17:13
Depends on your health insurance!! If you not have health insurance, you will need to have medicaid.
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If the baby is perfectly healthy and the delivery is quick, the typical cost is $4000-$6000 in the United States. If your baby is born premature or is breech, the cost could easily run $100,000.
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