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4.9

Average rating from 94 reviews

23

Midwife providers near Bryan

30%

Accept insurance

From providers and requests on Bornbir. Updated November 2026.

Midwife rates near Bryan

Prices midwives list on Bornbir · November 2026

Packages

Flat rate · typical $6,000–$7,500

$6,625 median

Hourly rate

Per hour · typical $150–$150

$150/hr median

Based on 18 package prices from 10 midwives listed on Bornbir within 150 miles of Bryan, TX.

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23 midwives near Bryan, TX

Cathy Rude

Katy, Texas 34 years of experience

Cathy Rude

I have been a midwife since 1993. I started my journey toward midwifery when I was told, at the ripe old age of 19, that I would likely never be able to bear my own children due to a severe case of endometriosis. I had numerous surgeries, medication regimes, and heartbreaking disappointments month after month, then year after year. During this time, I read everything I could get my hands on about birth, pregnancy, options in labor and delivery. Finally, I started learning about midwives! Prior to this, I had never known a midwife nor I had ever talked to anyone who had used a midwife. Yet, I was completely enamored with the ideas of “with woman”. This was before the time of the internet and my only sources of information were bookstores or the library. I bought the original issue of “Our Bodies, Ourselves” in 1973 and felt a call to something bigger and more life-changing than I could have ever imagined. The only method of becoming a midwife that I was aware of, was to first go to nursing school to get a BSN and then go to a midwifery school for a Masters in Midwifery. At that time there were no midwifery schools in Texas; the nearest one to us was in Mississippi! I had already started taking my prerequisites for a BS and by 1977 I was accepted into the clinical program for UT Nursing. By this time, my husband Gary and I had been actively, yet unsuccessfully, trying to conceive for six long years. The crushing disappointment was more than I could deal with any longer. I decided to give up that dream and focus on becoming a midwife to help other women have their sweet babies. Two months later, I discovered that I was pregnant! Over the next 17 years, God blessed us with five more beautiful babies; one for each long year of infertility. However, this also delayed my dream of becoming a midwife. So, when I had an opportunity to take a course offered by the Texas Dept of Health to become a documented midwife, I jumped at it. I began this program in 1993. Later the same year, I started a 3 yr apprenticeship with a midwife friend who had recently moved to Texas. I also took a course through the Association of Texas Midwives and later passed one of the first NARM exams offered to become a CPM (Certified Professional Midwife). I was the first midwife in Katy and had a thriving home birth practice for many years. In 2003, I accepted a new apprentice as well as a new birth assistant. This was the beginning of a great collaboration with Natalie and Connie. I’ve been blessed on a daily basis by both of them, and am so grateful for their wisdom, love and support since we came together in 2010, to open Katy Birth Center. This endeavor has truly been a labor of love. My husband Gary and I have been married since 1971 and have enjoyed the years raising our three girls and three boys. All of our children are now married, with the exception of the baby, Meredith who graduated from TX State in 2018 and works in nutrition and exercise wellness in Dallas. My children have blessed me with seven beautiful grandchildren, four of whom I was honored to midwife into the world. I look forward to as many more as God chooses to give! We are very involved in our church and feel blessed to be a part of several ministries there. I also feel a connection to my sister midwives and have been very involved in both local and statewide midwifery organizations over the years. I’ve served on the local level in our Houston area midwifery group as President, Vice-President and Secretary. I’ve also served on the statewide ATM organization as an Area Representative, Secretary and Vice President. Working with these committed midwives to further midwifery and protect our profession has been such an honor, albeit, a huge commitment of time and invested effort. I am excited to see the new generation of midwives come up and take their place alongside the more seasoned midwives. I love mothers and their babies, and I am so very grateful for the path God led me on all those years ago to be able to encourage, minister, educate and support women, and their innate ability to birth their babies safely in the ways they desire.

Price
Packages from $7,000
Anne Leclercq

Austin, Texas 21 years of experience

Anne Leclercq

Accepts insurance

I am a certified midwife in both Europe and the US, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), and a Natural Family Planning coach with the Marquette Method. With over 20 years of experience in holistic birth, I’ve worked in Belgium, France, and the US, including hospitals, private practice, and Birthing Center. ​ My husband and I moved from France to Austin, Texas, in 2012 with our two eldest children, and our youngest son was born right here in Austin. Talk about a Texan welcome! I’m also a certified Haptotherapist, having received my certification from CIRDH in 2012. Haptonomy, widely used in Europe, helps parents-to-be function as partners in parenting before birth. I’m proud to be the only practicing Haptotherapist in the US. ​ Here are some of my certifications: Certified Nurse Midwife ( EIULB 2000-2204 Bruxelles Belgium) Pre-Postnatal Aquatic Childbirth Education (Aquarius @Ostende Belgium, 2005) Haptonomy therapist Certification (CIRDH, 2012 Paris) Certified Professional Midwife (NARM 2016, US) International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (2023, US) Marquette Method NFP Teacher (2024, US) Certified Low Milk Supply Specialized Healthcare Professional (2025, US) ​ My passion for motherhood and birth drives me to help others experience a calm and stress-free birth. I love being a midwife and Lactation consultant; supporting and empowering women is my true calling. I am dedicated to guiding mothers through their breastfeeding journey. Helping them overcome challenges and ensuring they have a positive and successful experience with breastfeeding is incredibly fulfilling. ​

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Andrea Carter

Arlington, Texas 9 years of experience

Andrea Carter

Hi, I’m Andrea Carter—founder of It Takes a Village, midwife, mother, and passionate birth advocate. Originally from Gary, Indiana, I made Dallas my home in 2015. Though I dreamed of becoming an OB/GYN as a child, it was my own powerful birth experiences that led me to step into the world of natural birth and begin my journey as a doula in 2016. ​Since then, I’ve had the honor of walking alongside over 160 families as a doula and supporting more than 300 families as a student midwife. I am a proud 2023 graduate of Southwest Technical College, and today I serve families as a staff midwife at Swiss Avenue Birth and Wellness Center, in addition to offering homebirth services throughout the DFW metroplex.​ ​ ​​ As a mother of four—each born naturally—I understand the beauty, strength, and vulnerability of birth firsthand. My mission is to educate and support families so they feel confident, heard, and empowered to make the choices that are right for them. I’ve attended a wide range of births, including VBACs, breech births, and twins, and I bring a calm, grounded presence to every birth space. My Philosophy of Birth I believe that birth is a sacred, physiological process—not something to be managed, but to be supported. Every birthing person deserves compassionate, respectful, and individualized care that centers their voice, values, and vision. I trust the innate wisdom of the body and believe that, with the right support and information, families can birth in power and peace—however that looks for them. Whether in a birth center or at home, I honor each family’s unique journey and hold space for their strength to unfold. At It Takes a Village, you’re not just receiving care—you’re gaining a trusted partner who honors your vision for birth and walks beside you every step of the way.

Midwife rates near Bryan

Midwives set their own prices on Bornbir.

Packages

Flat rate
Near Bryan
$6,625 $6,000–$7,500
Texas
$6,000 $1,300–$7,500
United States
$3,000 $800–$6,000

Hourly rate

Per hour
Near Bryan
$150/hr $150–$150
Texas
$150/hr $86–$150
United States
$60/hr $40–$125

Based on 18 package prices from 10 midwives listed on Bornbir within 150 miles of Bryan, TX. Typical range is the middle 50% of prices. Updated November 2026.

Recent midwife reviews near Bryan

4.9

94 reviews of 23 midwives

September 2026

We had the pleasure of having Stephanie as our doula. She consistently checked in on us weekly offering informational advice leading up to birth. We also were given in person care including how to prepare for birth, stretches, breathing techniques, and more. Lastly, she consistently checked on us postpartum and offering knowledge as we transitioned into parenthood. Thanks to Stephanie my birth plan was executed how I intended it to be.

— Madison H., review of Stephanie Gilbert

August 2026

My wife and I welcomed our first son, Thomas, on June 29, and we genuinely cannot imagine going through this experience without our incredible doula. Labor began around 10:30 PM on June 28, and from the very beginning she was there for us. She came to our home around 1:00 AM and immediately brought a sense of calm, confidence, and reassurance during what could have been a very overwhelming time. Her presence helped my wife stay focused, comfortable, and emotionally grounded as labor intensified. We headed to the hospital around 3:30 AM, and she remained by our side every step of the way. Through the long hours of labor, she provided continuous support, encouragement, comfort measures, and guidance that were absolutely invaluable. Our son Thomas was born just after noon, and even after delivery, her support did not end there. She stayed with us until we were settled into our postpartum room around 3:00 PM, making sure we felt comfortable, supported, and cared for during those first precious hours as a new family. Looking back, one of the best decisions we made was hiring Kaitlyn as our doula. She played such an important role in helping us welcome Thomas into the world. She is truly exceptional.

— Lucas Maia, review of Kaitlyn Rosenbarker

August 2026

I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to have Stephanie as my doula. Having someone by my side who was knowledgeable, compassionate, patient, and genuinely invested in my experience made such a difference. I would absolutely recommend her to any mother looking for a doula who will treat her with respect, compassion, and care. I am truly thankful for the role she played in my birth journey, and I will always appreciate the support she gave me during such a significant chapter of my life.

— Channah I., review of Stephanie Gilbert

Hospitals for giving birth near Bryan

The nearest hospitals to Bryan, TX with the CMS Birthing-Friendly designation, within 20 miles.

  • CHI St Joseph Health Regional Hospital

    Bryan · 1.9 mi away

    CMS rating 2/5

  • Baylor Scott & White Medical Center- College Stati

    College Station · 8.3 mi away

    CMS rating 4/5

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