The birth plan has been given a bad name by people over thinking the plan. So don't over think it, have fun together making it. As a couple prepares for the big day it is important to remember what is it exactly you would like to communicate to your care provider. I like to call the plan "birthing preferences" so write with preferences, that is what you would like ?

An introduction to the people that may be looking after you, try to begin this plan with a positive start.

So what will be on the plan?

Who will be the support people with you?
Induction, you would like to discuss when the induction should take place with your care provider.
If your "waters break" and the liquor is pink or clear, maybe you might pop on your plan wanting time for you to go into labour on your own. (this will not be possible if you are GBS positive in some hospitals)
Let them know you have completed a Calmbirth course. you would like the room to be calm with flameless candles, music, and limited interruptions.
Do you want a female midwife or doctor?
Monitoring the baby, cordless monitoring
Vaginal examinations - keep them to necessary ones?
Partner to announce the sex?
You would like an hour of passive descent when you are 10cm dilated if your baby’s heart rate is good and recovering.
Delayed cord clamping for at least 3 minutes, then who is cutting the cord?
Skin to skin with no interruptions?
Let the baby find the breast for at least 45 minutes?
Vitamin K and Hepatitis B injections?
Going home, you may want to go home earlier than the scheduled time, maybe this is important to you.