Tracy Edwards Midwifery

02/19/2026

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✨ Meet Tracy Edwards✨

We’re proud to introduce Tracy Edwards, President of the San Antonio Area Midwives Association for 2026–2027 and owner of Tracy Edwards Midwifery. Tracy has served families as a midwife in San Antonio for the past 10 years, following more than 20 years of birth work supporting families before becoming a midwife.

Tracy first felt called to midwifery in 1991. At the time, while expecting her third child, she chose to focus on raising her growing family while serving mothers as a doula and La Leche League counselor, all while building the foundation for the midwife she would become.

Family is at the heart of everything Tracy does. She has been married to her sweetheart, Bret, for 40 years. Together they have raised 9 children and now enjoy 17 grandchildren and Tracy has had the incredible honor of attending 16 of their births.

A Texas native and country girl at heart, Tracy loves the peaceful life just outside San Antonio. You might spot adorable goats playing in her yard, and she happily trades the longer drive for life away from daily city traffic.

Outside of midwifery, Tracy has a deep love for music. She played bassoon, oboe, and flute in school and performed with a traveling singing and drama group across the East Coast. Today, she still loves singing, especially alongside her wonderful daughters.

We are honored to have Tracy’s experience, heart, and leadership serving families in our community

12/18/2025

The Christmas babies are coming! I was honored to assist this wonderful friend as she guided a sweet baby sister earhthside today.

12/14/2025

The newest ornament in my “birth” collection came in today!

12/13/2025

Probably only a midwife Christmas tree has female anatomy parts and a fetus as part of the decorations.

09/26/2025

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09/26/2025

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09/25/2025

That bittersweet six week visit!

09/08/2025

Zoom in on the cord in this placenta pic. Notice anything? This doesn’t happen very often! I’m so grateful for good midwife friends that drop everything to run and catch a baby because mom has a super fast labor! Even she barely made it. Deliciously chunky 8.8 baby girl was in a hurry.

09/03/2025

I love visiting a new mom and baby after birth! Visiting my daughter and brand new grandson makes it just that much more special. Bret Roan Sekula 9/1/25 at 6:34 p.m.

08/11/2025

Working on my breech skills with some of my favs!

08/09/2025

Last postpartum visit with this precious family! Darling girl seems so happy to see her midwife.

07/22/2025

Solo practice midwifery is tough, y’all! I had two longish overnight births over the weekend and I’m still recovering. 😬Staying up all night in your 50’s (almost 60, gasp) is way different than your 30’s.

Most of the time I attend births with just one other person for a team of two. Usually that other person is another midwife who agrees to assist me in addition to her own busy practice. We try not to call our assistants too early in labor to limit the amount of hours they are gone at a birth that’s not their own client. We take turns helping each other out. This also means the primary midwife may spend many hours solo assuring a labor is continued low risk while helping the client to feel supported and balancing not calling the assist too soon.

I was able to find and book a last minute deep tissue massage today. Bret got me a gift certificate to this place about 4 years ago and I still had about half amount still left on the card. Being on call all the time makes it hard to book anything! I LOVE massages but rarely book them. Your entire day can switch gears in 5 minutes. Many businesses charge you for canceling last minute. This massage was so needed! And no, Siri, thanks for the suggestion but I can’t put my phone on do not disturb…

Still the best job ever! The joy shines through no matter how tired you are!