Comforts of Home Midwifery/Tyler Placenta Encapsulation

Comforts of Home Midwifery/Tyler Placenta Encapsulation Mercy Eizenga LM, CPST is offering birth center births in Tyler, Texas, with the occasional home birth. Now offering car seat installations.

Placenta encapsulation is also offered within a 60-mile radius. I offer homebirth, birth center births, water birth, and VBACs in Tyler, much of East Texas, DFW and the Shreveport, Louisiana area. Placenta encapsulation services also available. Call (361) 790-3077 to set up a free consultation.

And a baby boy born exactly 16 hours later.
01/30/2026

And a baby boy born exactly 16 hours later.

Last night’s baby girl was 8lbs 1oz.
01/30/2026

Last night’s baby girl was 8lbs 1oz.

01/27/2026

This video is a short clip of me doing a newborn exam on a freshly born baby. All exams are done bedside, so that mom can be a part of them.

Join us for this class on Tuesday after the world thaws out.
01/25/2026

Join us for this class on Tuesday after the world thaws out.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
Our first FREE community class is happening this TUESDAY, January 27th.

Pregnancy Nutrition Made Simple!

Learn how much protein to eat for you and your baby (and even for twins!), how often to eat, how to combat caffeine and sugar, what to stock up on, and what to avoid. PLUS– learn how to best utilize your funds for the best nutrition during your pregnancy, how to maximize food stamps, and how to find resources like food banks and pantries in your community.

Dinner is included!
We look forward to seeing you.

Don't forget to start building your village in our Facebook Group for (rootedrosecity).

Laughter is good for your baby.
01/25/2026

Laughter is good for your baby.

Stay warm and let us know when you get that positive pregnancy test!
01/25/2026

Stay warm and let us know when you get that positive pregnancy test!

Yesterday, one of our clients asked me why I became a midwife. It led to me talking about how midwifery is so much more ...
01/23/2026

Yesterday, one of our clients asked me why I became a midwife. It led to me talking about how midwifery is so much more than catching babies. That is just a small part of what we actually do. Midwifery is about taking care of moms. Helping them learn and grow. Empowering them to make the decisions that they feel are best for them and their babies.

Midwifery is not just about birth —
it’s about education, advocacy, and continuity of care.

It’s about building relationships over time, listening deeply, and supporting families through every stage of the childbearing year. From prenatal visits to postpartum support, midwives walk alongside families with knowledge, compassion, and trust at the center of care.

This is care that is informed, relational, and deeply human.

7lb 8 oz baby girl with a nuchal hand born this morning.
01/10/2026

7lb 8 oz baby girl with a nuchal hand born this morning.

Happy 17th birthday to my youngest son! I got my positive pregnancy test the day before my graduation from midwifery sch...
01/08/2026

Happy 17th birthday to my youngest son! I got my positive pregnancy test the day before my graduation from midwifery school. Parker has grown up with Comforts of Home Midwifery, babies, bellies, and placentas being a part of his life.

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2050 Shiloh Road
Tyler, TX
75703

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Mercy Eizenga LM, CPM was the head midwife and owner of Comforts of Home Midwifery for 12 years. She recently teamed up with Cherished Birth Center to offer home and birth center births in Tyler, TX and most of East Texas.

Mercy was first exposed to homebirth when she witnessed the birth of her little brother at the age of 7. Her interest in natural childbirth grew with the birth of her first child and then attending Bradley Natural Childbirth classes with a friend a year and a half later. Attending her first birth as a doula verified that she was called to be a midwife. Mercy attended the Association of Texas Midwives Training Program and completed an apprenticeship with what is now the Corpus Christi Birth Center. She holds a Texas state license, is listed with the state of Oklahoma, and holds her Certified Professional Midwife with the North American Registry of Midwives.