Edwina Taylor

Edwina Taylor 🩷 Natural Fertility & IVF Support
🩷 Womb Therapist
🩷 Womb Massage Training
🩷 Women's Circles & Retreats

When you are trying to conceive, it can feel like everything becomes stressful, clinical, and overwhelming. What was onc...
29/04/2026

When you are trying to conceive, it can feel like everything becomes stressful, clinical, and overwhelming.

What was once meant to feel exciting and natural can quickly turn into appointments, tracking, timing, waiting, and carrying the emotional weight of another month passing.

Many women begin to feel disconnected from their body, frustrated that it isn’t doing what they hoped, and exhausted from holding it all together while still trying to stay positive.

The pressure can build quietly, affecting sleep, hormones, cycles, relationships, and your self esteem.

This is where I support you differently.

Through fertility massage, I help bring your body out of stress and into a state of calm, safety, and balance by increasing circulation to your reproductive area, releasing tension held through the abdomen, hips, and lower back, and supporting deep relaxation, to create space for the body to restore.

I also support your nervous system and emotional wellbeing, helping you move through the grief, fear, frustration, and pressure that often comes with the fertility journey.

My intention is to help you feel nurtured, supported, and connected to your body again while naturally supporting your fertility. If this resonates with what you need feel free to DM me.

28/04/2026

Thankyou SO much to the women who are contributing to my fertility research for uni.

Just makes me even more passionate doing this work, learning and understanding on another level now.

If you had a baby in your 40s, I would love to hear from youn send me a dm.

Stress can have a powerful impact on conception because the body is designed to prioritise survival before reproduction....
27/04/2026

Stress can have a powerful impact on conception because the body is designed to prioritise survival before reproduction.

When we live in a constant state of stress, the nervous system can remain in fight or flight mode, increasing cortisol and disrupting the delicate balance of hormones needed for ovulation, regular cycles, implantation, and overall fertility health.

Stress can also affect sleep, digestion, energy, and emotional wellbeing, all essential foundations for conception.

This doesn’t mean stress is the only cause of fertility struggles, but it does mean creating safety, calm, and support within the body can be an important part of the journey to conception.

Take a moment to check in with your body right now and ask yourself.

- How am I breathing?
- Are your shoulders hunched or straight?
- Do you feel calm in your body or on edge?
- Are you feeling fatigued or exhausted?
- Is your jaw tight?
- When was the last time you felt relaxed?

The thing is, you become so used to being stressed that it becomes your normal and its not until you reconnect to your body that you can realise youre stressed.

So take a moment to ask these questions and if you realise you are stressed, what can you do to help this?


Have fun, stay grateful, trust in abundance, and be fully present with where you are right now. Life feels richer when y...
22/04/2026

Have fun, stay grateful, trust in abundance, and be fully present with where you are right now. Life feels richer when you notice the beauty already around you and choose more of what genuinely makes you happy. Let yourself laugh more, appreciate more, and live in a way that feels true to you.

What are you grateful for today? Drop it below 👇


15/04/2026

Take this moment to drop into your body, allow the sounds of the waves to wash away any stress and tension and regroup your energy.

Save this and play it whenever you need grounding.

13/04/2026

I need your help for my research proposal on fertility.

If you are 40 years+ and had your children in your 40s or you are still trying to conceive in your 40s, I would love to hear your story around this.

There are a number of reasons why women are having children later in life and this is what I am doing my research on so if this is you please DM me as I would love to have a conversation with you.

Just taking a moment to give my worries to the trees. Praying somehow my 2000 word statistics assignment will write itse...
05/04/2026

Just taking a moment to give my worries to the trees.

Praying somehow my 2000 word statistics assignment will write itself & the video presentation I have to do for my other assignment is under 15 mins

Uni takes up so much space in my head. What you see, and what you know about my journey with uni are completely different.

I hear friends, family and clients saying "Edwina I just dont know how you do it" and I often reply with "me neither". You see me living my best life but the truth is.... its hard.

Some days Im not coping, I melt down, I cry, its all too much trying to balance home, kids, work and uni and there are the days where I feel I am just failing life in all the departments. Then there's the times when I want to quit but Im too far gone now and Im no quitter. Dam, those conditioning beliefs.

My husband, kids, parents and closest friends are the ones who pick me up, hold me, cheer me on and then push me back in - this is the support all people need. Its important to have people surrounding you that when you want to give up, they remind you of who you are and how far you have come.

Why am I sharing this? Because life is a balance, its not all roses and sometimes you need to see that people are human.

I can be a hot mess and I can have my s**t together. Sometimes you need to fall down so you can get back up again and keep going.

To all the peeps doing a uni degree and trying to do life, you are the bravest souls I know, hang in there.

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