Is this a sign?? Midwife

[mrscompgeek]

Ok, so I have been researching midwives the last few days and have a few I have been calling/talking too. Two of them are very nice, I called their offices, talked to their nurses got prices, info. . . . Both of these two I talked to are about 1-1/2 hours from me and I love the hospital they deliver at.
The other midwife I am trying to talk to I have emailed, called her office, left messages and no replys. She is only 45 minutes from my house but the hospital she delivers at is nothing special. But now Im like if I cant get them to answer/reply to me now is this how its going to be during pregnancy??
What do you think?? Should I just go straight to the other 2 farther away and do my interviews??

[nashvillemidwife]

Well, returning calls made by paying clients that you have established responsibility for is usually a higher priority for a busy practice so I wouldn't necessarily call it a "sign" or assume it's an indication of the care you would receive. But if you like the other 2 midwives, why bother?

[Shonahsmom]

I really like my midwife. When I first tried to connect with her I left a few messages and never heard back. I called until she finally answered one day and set up an appointment. Ever since that appointment her responsiveness to me has been exemplary. So, who knows.

[mommyfied]

I don't know how long you've been waiting, but it's possible she's been busy with births. When I called to set up my first appt this time, she didn't call back right away because she had two births back to back.

[mrscompgeek]

She is a CNM and has a office with Receptionist and nurses so her being busy at births shouldnt be a problem, the receptionist and nurses should return calls.