After going to bed around 9:00 on Saturday, I was woken up around 11:00 by wet sheets… not sure if I just peed a little or my water broke, I stood up to examine the situation. In doing so, the amniotic fluid came flowing. I woke up Christopher, text our midwife and turned on the British Baking Show to have the soft sounds of Paul Hollywood soothe me to sleep...

I can’t say enough good things about Central Texas Birth Center. I am so incredibly grateful to have found them. I was extremely happy with my experience, and so grateful for an amazing doula, amazing midwife and team, and a beautiful birthing center...

Our perfect little Willow was born August 30th, mid morning surrounded by the best birth team.

Elias Monroe Conti. Breech. Home birth. Monroe had the most incredible birth story, there's much more to the physical and mental preparation that went into our story, but to spare everyone from the lengthy details, I'll keep it short and sweet just like his arrival into this world...

On Friday, January 6, 2023, I woke up to mild contractions at around 12:30am. Hubby heard me and suggested us head out to the birth center, but I quickly told him not to worry and that I would wait it out. So he could be rested for the drive and take the girls to school in the morning. We dropped them off and told them that they will soon meet thier new sibling. It was 8am and we decided to head to Georgetown to be close to the birth center. We arrived at about 9:45am and were received by Salli, Ashley and Katie...

Sweet, gentle Tillie was born on December 11 at 5:44 am weighing 6 lbs and measuring at 19 1/2 inches. It was the hardest most beautiful thing I’ve ever done. I couldn’t have done it without God, my husband, our families and the wonderful midwives at the Central Texas Birth Center. It's been a beautiful 24 hours with our girl. Thank you, Jesus!

Baby Skylar came into this world this morning around 3 a.m. He is perfect in every way. It was another successful and memorable water birth. I almost didn’t leave for the birth center on time because I didn’t think the contractions were close enough together. They were about 15 minutes apart when we left home. I was only 3 cm when I got to the birth center, and things progressed fast. Contractions then went from every 5 minutes to just blurring together in rapid succession. I gave birth just an hour later! After five pushes, he was here. The staff was joking that I was the ideal client and set a new record for fastest birth at the birth center...

The experience at the Central Texas Birth Center was incredible. The most calm, competent, and caring midwives and the loving environment definitely are one of the biggest reasons this was made possible; to give birth how God and nature intended it to be...

Contractions started at 3 p.m. Monday afternoon. They were consistent at about 2-3 minutes apart. We headed to the Central Texas Birth Center at 9 p.m. My wonderful, amazing midwife Salli made us feel calm and safe the entire time. Contractions started getting much more intense, and closer together. I started to feel like I wouldn’t be able to make it through the night, but thankfully my husband, along with Salli and Ruth were very positive and reassuring. However, I knew that I needed this baby to come soon...

Say hello to Augustus Constantin who was born at 2:14 pm on Thursday, September 29th at our home in Georgetown, Texas. Both lion cub and mama are doing very well. Praise the Lord! Thank you for your prayers, warm wishes, and support throughout this beautiful journey. We love y’all...

Artemis Jayne Portillo 10/7/22 Around 8am Thursday morning, still laying down, I felt my water broke. Wasn’t too sure at first but I got up and sure enough. Spent the entire day in early labor, walking, finishing up some last minute shopping, hubby being amazing and washing every piece of linen for us. Living in the middle of the Hillcountry, we are an hour away from everything. We figured we’d be in the area of the birth center however, nothing was happening yet and we were tired so we decided to go back home. Not even after a couple of hours of being home, around midnight I went into active labor...

I finished a 12 week nurse contract on a Saturday at 38 weeks + 2 days pregnant and I had been having braxton hicks daily for months! I finished my contract on Saturday, did some last minute maternity pictures Sunday, went to work Monday morning to work my last day at my IV drip nursing job and started having legit contractions around 1:30. I knew baby boy wasn’t going to come in 5 minutes so I still went to pick up my food from Chipotle I had already ordered for a friends birthday, went by Align for one more chiropractor adjustment and went ahead and stopped by the birth center to pick up the birth pool before heading home to “rest”. (P.S. it amazes me how people can rest when they’re in labor. Even though this wasn’t my first baby, I was still too giddy to sleep!)....