My Sacred Birth with Nadia Taylor

My Sacred Birth with Nadia Taylor Traditional Birth keeper & Photographer
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Yeah no thanks. Not my cup of tea
26/10/2025

Yeah no thanks. Not my cup of tea

23/10/2025
A tad late to post for World Breastfeeding Week, but I'm proud to share my journey too– over 5 years and 1,826 days of b...
22/08/2025

A tad late to post for World Breastfeeding Week, but I'm proud to share my journey too– over 5 years and 1,826 days of breastfeeding my four kids at. I had been capturing other mothers’ breastfeeding journeys for years now, but never got any for myself. So with Sierra as our last, it was now or never. Plus I cherish the changes motherhood has brought me at 36 years old – grey hair, wrinkles, stretch marks, and curves included. Thanks

02/08/2025

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Happy World Breastfeeding week! Whether you have been feeding for 3 days or on and off for 10 years like I have, you’re ...
02/08/2025

Happy World Breastfeeding week! Whether you have been feeding for 3 days or on and off for 10 years like I have, you’re doing a great job! Cherish those moments together before they don’t need them anymore. 🥹
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30/07/2025

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Hello, I'm Nadia!

Being a Doula and educator is more of a ‘calling’ or a purpose in life, than a ‘job’. I love everything about it, I desire to protect, guide and fill-in wherever the mum is needing it.

How did I become a Doula? I first learned what a doula was back in 2009 and I immediately fell in love with the idea that I could care for and support another woman that was becoming a mother. I completed my training through the highest accrediting body for doulas internationally through an organization called DONA and have since attended multiple births and through this journey have grown to love my job even more. (DONA.org)

Since then, I have done a bit of traveling and even some midwifery courses in third world settings, and I have have also given birth to two beautiful children of my own, 5 and 3 and have had to put a pause on being on call for births, because, let's be honest, mothering is right up there with all the important things in life.