Central Texas Midwifery

Central Texas Midwifery In-home prenatal, birth & postpartum care for pregnant people and their families. Specializing in low-risk pregnancy including breech and twins.

Focused on education, informed-choice, evidence-based practices and autonomy for individualized care.

Celebrating another year of our growing community at our Annual Birth Day Party 💛 🥳
04/05/2026

Celebrating another year of our growing community at our Annual Birth Day Party 💛 🥳

04/02/2026

The faces behind the care. đź’›
We’re grateful to do this work together—and honored to walk alongside each of you.

Two births.One foundation of trust.Central Texas Midwifery’s care is slow and intentional. Appointments are thorough. Qu...
03/26/2026

Two births.
One foundation of trust.

Central Texas Midwifery’s care is slow and intentional. Appointments are thorough. Questions are welcomed. Education is ongoing. During labor, space is protected. Decisions are honored. Support never wavers.

We are always grateful to walk with families through these moments and to be trusted in such sacred seasons of life.

Read more birth stories at the link in our bio đź’›

This Doula Week, we want to shine a light on a local organization that has been quietly doing extraordinary work in our ...
03/25/2026

This Doula Week, we want to shine a light on a local organization that has been quietly doing extraordinary work in our community for over 15 years.

GALS — Giving Austin Labor Support is a nonprofit right here in Austin dedicated to one simple, powerful belief: no one should birth alone.

GALS provides free doula support to families who are under-resourced or under-supported — including on-call birth support available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
đź’ś They serve families in hospitals, birth centers, and at home.
đź’ś They support people in the Travis County Correctional Complex who would otherwise labor without anyone by their side.
đź’ś They work alongside other organizations to address maternal health equity for Black families and families of color in Central Texas.

Their doulas and birth workers show up. For long labors. At 3am. For families who have nowhere else to turn. That is the heart of doula work.

We're grateful to share a community with people who care this much. 🤍

Happy Doula Week to the incredible birth workers in our community! 🤍We get this question a lot: What's the difference be...
03/24/2026

Happy Doula Week to the incredible birth workers in our community! 🤍

We get this question a lot: What's the difference between a midwife and a doula?
Both are here for you. But our roles look a little different.

The good news? You don't have to choose. A midwife and a doula working together means you're supported on every level — medically and emotionally, practically and personally.

During Doula Week, we want to say clearly: we love doulas. We believe in what they do. And we're grateful every time we get to work alongside one.

Midwifery in Texas needs more than midwives: it needs families.Through the Association of Texas Midwives and our communi...
03/19/2026

Midwifery in Texas needs more than midwives: it needs families.

Through the Association of Texas Midwives and our community supporters, we are building a Consumer & Client Advocacy Group to support legislation affecting Licensed Midwives in Texas.

This group is for:
• Current and former clients
• Families who support medical freedom and birth choice
• Community members who value access to midwifery care

You can participate at whatever level feels right to you:
✔️ Stay informed about legislation affecting midwives
✔️ Send emails or make calls to your representatives when needed
✔️ Visit legislators in their district offices
✔️ Share your birth story when it matters most

Some people want updates.
Some people want action.
All of it matters.

If midwifery care impacted your life — this is one way to protect it for the next family.
Scan the QR code to join the advocacy list. Share the QR code with other midwifery supporters!

Because policy affects practice.
And families deserve options.

The process of becoming a midwife reflects years of commitment and plenty of hands-on mentorship. Apprenticeship is a me...
03/16/2026

The process of becoming a midwife reflects years of commitment and plenty of hands-on mentorship. Apprenticeship is a meaningful part of training that protects families, strengthens our profession, and builds continuity for birth in Central Texas.

We’re grateful to walk this season alongside Scout and proud to share what thoughtful, supervised training truly looks like.

We are so deeply grateful for families who trust us through seasons that feel both beautiful and uncertain.Hearing that ...
03/11/2026

We are so deeply grateful for families who trust us through seasons that feel both beautiful and uncertain.

Hearing that the experience felt life changing means more than we can say. The relationships built in this work are lasting, and it is an honor to be invited into such sacred, transformative moments for your family.

Thank you for allowing us to care for you from beginning to beginning ✨

International Women’s Day is a reminder of how much of the world has always been shaped by women supporting women.We’re ...
03/08/2026

International Women’s Day is a reminder of how much of the world has always been shaped by women supporting women.

We’re honored to walk alongside so many incredible women and families during some of life’s most powerful moments.

Today we celebrate the women who have carried this work forward, and the families who invite us to be part of it. đź’›

Harvey’s birth was a story of steadiness, teamwork, and deep trust 🤍From the early moments of labor to the quiet strengt...
02/24/2026

Harvey’s birth was a story of steadiness, teamwork, and deep trust 🤍

From the early moments of labor to the quiet strength it took to keep going, this birth unfolded with intention and care.

Thank you for trusting us with such a meaningful moment. Welcome to the world, Harvey đź’›
Read more about Harvey’s birth story at the link in our bio

At Central Texas Midwifery we stand in gratitude for Black Granny Midwives, especially during Black History Month. Midwi...
02/19/2026

At Central Texas Midwifery we stand in gratitude for Black Granny Midwives, especially during Black History Month.

Midwifery in the United States carries deep roots in Black history and exists today because of the work of Black midwives. The majority of births in the rural south were attended by Black midwives, commonly referred to as “granny midwives”. Long before hospitals became the norm and even after, Black midwives were pillars of care in the south. They supported generations of Black and white families through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum with skill, wisdom, and deep community trust.

The contributions of Black midwives remain foundational to midwifery today.

Roses are red.Violets are blue.Valentine’s Day magic… may arrive in November too. 👀
02/14/2026

Roses are red.
Violets are blue.
Valentine’s Day magic… may arrive in November too. 👀

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