Central Texas Midwifery

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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.

11/12/2025

✨ You’re invited ✨ to celebrate our new home in Buda!

We’re opening our doors and hearts for an afternoon of connection, community, and joy. Stop by our open house on Sunday, November 16 from 2–4 PM to meet the team, tour the space, and see where families grow and thrive.

We can’t wait to see you there!
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11/07/2025

Sometimes our favorite moments happen behind the scenes. For every new baby we welcome, there’s usually an older sibling—sometimes with two legs, sometimes with four—waiting with love, excitement, and curiosity.

Here’s to all the little helpers who make midwifery care feel even sweeter 🍓💛

11/05/2025

✨ We’re glowing ✨ because our doors are open in Buda and we want to celebrate with you!

Join us in our glow up for an afternoon of community, conversation, and connection at our open house on Sunday, November 16 from 2-4pm.

Come say hello, tour the space, and share in the joy of our new clinic—a place for family, growth, and belonging 💛

10/31/2025

Our new Buda clinic is officially OPEN and we’re so grateful to put down roots in this beautiful community! Here we’ll be providing prenatal and postpartum care to our south Austin, Kyle, and Buda clients. Welcome home 💛

10/28/2025

Breastfeeding may be between baby and birther, but partner support can make all the difference. Make sure you both know the basics so you can encourage, protect, and advocate for your family's feeding goals. Here are a few ways you can help:

1. Learn the signs of a good latch: a deep latch means more milk for baby and less discomfort for birther. Look for baby's “looking up at the breast” which means chin touching the breast, wide-open mouth, and both cheeks smooshed into the breast.
2. After latching, ensure your partner is well supported physically by propping pillows or wedges under the arms and wrists. The person breastfeeding holds the baby to the body and the pillows/supports hold that position.
3. Keep them fed & hydrated: A glass of water and a snack within reach can turn a hard feed into a smooth one.
4. Encourage, affirm and set up a calm environment: A simple "you're doing amazing" can ease stress and boost confidence in those early days. Be the buffer: Visitors, phone calls, and household chores can wait. Your role is to help create a calm space for feeding and bonding.

Breastfeeding is a team effort—your presence, patience, and support can help make this journey feel less overwhelming and more joyful.

10/24/2025

There are so many reasons to love what we do. Welcome baby Raylynn 💛

If you’re looking for midwifery care in 2026, we would love to hear from you. Click the link in our bio.

10/21/2025

Our excitement for what’s ahead is overwhelming, so we remind ourselves to breathe easy. Do you know what we might be planning? Comment below with your guess!

10/17/2025

We’re so grateful for all the families we get to walk alongside — and we’re officially booked through February!

✨ 1 spot left for March
🌿 Openings available for April
✨ 1 spot left for May
☀️ Limited summer availability

If you’re hoping to welcome your little one with us in 2026, now’s the time to schedule your consult. Our calendar fills fast, and we’d love to make space for your birth journey. 💛

Click the link in our bio to get started.

10/16/2025

Can you guess what’s coming? A little sneak peek of what’s been in the works ✨
Drop your guesses in the comments!

10/13/2025

Today, we pause to recognize and honor the legacy, resilience, and living presence of Indigenous Peoples—those who were, and continue to be, stewards of this land long before us.

At Central Texas Midwifery, our commitment to birth, family, and community care is deeply tied to respect for the land, its first peoples, and their enduring wisdom. Today, we:
Recognize that supporting Indigenous health and sovereignty is part of the work toward reproductive justice and equity.
Commit to listening, learning, and partnering in ways that uplift Indigenous voices, leadership, and autonomy.

We invite you to join us in reflection, gratitude, and action. Whether it’s learning more about local Indigenous communities, supporting Indigenous-led initiatives, or simply holding space for their stories to be heard, every step matters.

IMG 2: Two Comanche Girls; George Catlin
IMG 3: Lipan - Warrior; A. Schott
IMG 4: American Indian women; Richard Niles Graham
IMG 5: Wichita mortar, Native American woman portrait; Edward S. Curtis

10/08/2025

This week is dedicated to honoring the tradition and ongoing advancement of all types of midwives—Certified Nurse Midwives, Certified Professional Midwives, and Licensed Midwives. Together, midwives are leading the way in supporting birth, wellness and community.

Midwifery care uplifts families, nurtures dignity, and honors the truest meaning of compassionate care. This week—and every week—we stand for birth with respect, trust, and love.

Join us in celebrating
💬 Drop a note below thanking a midwife
📸 Share a photo or memory of your birth experience with

10/07/2025

Big news coming soon, and we can’t wait to share it with you. 👀

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Austin, TX
78701

Telephone

+15104851795

Website

http://www.centraltexasmidwifery.com/

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