Midwives & Home Birth Midwives Near Me in Waco, TX

Answer a few questions, and match directly with top-rated and certified midwives and home birth midwives near you in Waco, TX - all in 30 seconds, and it's entirely free!

Save time

No more endless searching online

Save money

Compare your options and pricing

Global movement

Both in-person and virtual support available

How Bornbir works

Bornbir makes finding the right support simple during pregnancy and postpartum.

Get matched

Tell us about your needs to connect with highly-rated doulas, midwives, and lactation consultants near you

Extensive provider network

Begin matching with our network of 8,000+ providers, including doulas, midwives and lactation consultants, and easily message those who fit your needs.

Discover providers near you

Real parent reviews

Gain insight from reviews by fellow parents to make a well-informed decision.

34

Midwife providers near Waco

5.0★

Average rating from 46 reviews

$1,200

Median package price See cost guide

6%

Accept insurance

11

Families requested a midwife nearby in the last 90 days

From providers and requests on Bornbir. Updated September 2026.

Found 34 Midwives near Waco, TX

Reyna Casmir

Temple, Texas

5.0 (3 reviews)

Reyna Casmir

4 years of experience
Responds within a day

Hi, I’m Reyna, and I’m honored to support families through one of the most meaningful transitions of their lives. I am a DONA-certified birth and postpartum doula, as well as a certified childbirth educator, dedicated to providing holistic, evidence-based, and personalized care. I am CPR First-Aid and AED certified. My background includes extensive experience as a nanny, where I developed a deep understanding of newborn care, child development, and the day-to-day needs of growing families. I also have experience working as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), which strengthened my ability to provide patient, adaptable, and family-centered support. As your doula, my goal is to create a safe, supportive, and empowering environment where you feel heard, informed, and confident in your choices. Whether you’re preparing for birth, navigating postpartum recovery, or adjusting to life with your newborn, I am here to walk alongside you with encouragement and care, and to ease and anxiety and fears. I believe every family deserves to feel supported, respected, and nurtured—and it would be a privilege to be part of your journey.

Recent review

Reyna was honestly such a huge help for our family, especially in those first few weeks. She supported me with breastfeeding in a way that felt patient and encouraging, never pushy or overwhelming. Whenever I was struggling or unsure, she took the time to walk me through things and made me feel a lot more confident. Her night nanny support was a lifesaver too. Being able to rest knowing our baby was in such caring and capable hands made a world of difference. She handled everything so calmly and gently, and I always felt at ease. What really makes Reyna stand out is how real and caring she is. She shows up with so much warmth and genuinely wants to help. It never felt like just hiring someone—it felt like having someone in our corner. Shr was always there to pick up the phone or answer a text. I’d absolutely recommend her to any family needing extra support.

- Elara W.

Angelique Woodstock

Fort Hood, Texas

5.0 (3 reviews)

Angelique Woodstock

3 years of experience
Responds within an hour

Hi, I’m Angelique — a birth doula, childcare professional, and mama with a deep passion for supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. I believe birth is one of the most transformative seasons in a woman’s life, and every mother deserves to feel heard, informed, supported, and cared for throughout the journey. My role as your doula is to provide calm, compassionate, judgment-free support while helping you feel confident in your choices and connected to your birth experience. My philosophy centers around education, advocacy, emotional support, and creating a peaceful environment where families can feel safe and empowered. Whether you’re planning an unmedicated birth, epidural, induction, cesarean, hospital birth, or home birth, I believe there is no “one right way” to give birth — only the way that feels right for you. I support parents by offering evidence-based education, comfort measures, encouragement, partner support, and a grounding presence throughout labor and postpartum. I value gentle, family-centered care and strive to help parents enter this new chapter feeling strengthened, supported, and deeply seen.

Recent review

Angelique is amazing. The amount of support during my postpartum journey has been phenomenal! The prayers, the amount of phone calls I’ve made constantly since my daughter is my first child and all of the information given has made me at ease in my mind and heart. She is super knowledgeable on ALL things baby and postpartum. She made time to come visit me in person as well to make sure my wellbeing was in good shape! Thank you for everything!

- Tria H.

Keeley Coker

Cleburne, Texas

5.0 (10 reviews)

Keeley Coker

4 years of experience
Responds within a day

Hi im Keeley, a certified birth and bereavement doula serving Cleburne, TX and surrounding areas. I provide Christ-centered support to women and families through all seasons of pregnancy, from joyful beginnings to moments of deep grief. Whether you're preparing to welcome life or walking through loss, I’m here to offer compassion, education, and prayerful presence every step of the way. My sole purpose in this journey is to help bring you the peace that is promised to us. Phillipians 4:7 says "And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Ive felt this peace, and i want to share it with you. Because every story deserves to be honored, and every mother deserves to feel seen, heard, and held. **My reviews are currently on my Facebook page if you would like to see them!**

Recent review

We have gone through two deliveries before this one, and I can honestly say our third was nowhere near as stressful for me as a husband. As husbands, we try to fix things. We try to keep up, help where we can, and advocate for our wives. But when a doctor starts talking about the “super complicated medical thingamajig with the baby and the other medical thing I can’t pronounce,” you’re sitting there trying to figure out, okay… is that something we need? Is that something we don’t want? Is everything okay? You catch on pretty fast, but sometimes pretty fast just isn’t fast enough when you’re also trying to support your wife, remember the birth plan, listen to the doctors, ask the right questions, and make sure what you both wanted doesn’t get lost in everything going on. Now enter Keeley — the “doula oblongata.” 😂 Having Keeley there changed that for me. She was there to support my wife, help us keep up with what was happening, and help us stay focused on our birth plan when things started moving in a different direction than what we wanted. At the same time, it allowed me to actually be there for my wife instead of letting the stress build up from feeling like I had to juggle everything at once. As a father and husband, I couldn’t be happier with our decision to have her there. And it wasn’t just the delivery. All the stretches, the positivity, the preparation, and even putting together the birth story afterward — which I honestly had no idea was even a thing — were all great parts of the experience. If you’re considering having Keeley as your doula, trust that you have the right person for the job. She genuinely has your wife’s and your baby’s best interests at heart, and from a husband who has now been through three deliveries, having someone like that in the room makes a bigger difference than I ever expected.

- Ryon Flowers

Qualey Alloway

Jarrell, Texas

5.0 (1 review)

Qualey Alloway

5 years of experience
Responds within an hour

Hi! My name is Qualey and I am a Birth and Postpartum Doula. My philosophy is rooted in the belief that birth is a normal physiological process and that every mother deserves to feel safe, supported, informed and deeply heard. I became a doula because I developed a deep trust for pregnancy and birth from a young age. I witnessed firsthand how transformative this season is and how special compassionate and unwavering support can be during one of life's most pivotal experiences. In my free time I love a good iced latte and a day spent outside soaking up the sun with my family!

Recent review

I can’t say enough good things about Qualey! ❤️ She was absolutely amazing throughout my pregnancy and birth. From the very beginning, she made me feel safe, heard, supported, and completely comfortable. She was so helpful and reassuring, and I always felt like I was in good hands with her. What makes it even more special is that Qualey started out as my doula, but throughout my pregnancy and since my son’s birth, she became a true friend and a friendship I know will last a lifetime. ❤️ She was able to build that personal connection with me while still being incredibly professional and knowledgeable throughout the entire experience. My son is now 11 months old, and I can honestly say having Qualey as my doula was one of the best decisions I made. I would recommend her 1 million times over to anyone looking for a doula. She is truly amazing, and I’m so grateful she was part of such an important chapter of my life! ❤️

- Page W.

Hope Balfa

Waco, Texas

5.0 (3 reviews)

Hope Balfa

3 years of experience

Hi, I’m Hope Balfa, MSW, CLC — a certified life coach, birth doula, Master's-level Social Worker, and mother of two based in Waco, Texas. Through my practice, Liminal Light, I support women and birthing people through life’s most sacred transitions — from pregnancy and birth to postpartum and parenting. My approach blends my social work education, trauma-informed care, and holistic coaching to nurture the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. I believe birth is not something we simply get through — it’s something we grow through. My goal is to help you feel grounded, informed, and empowered as you bring life into the world. Whether your birth unfolds at home, in a hospital, or in a birth center, I’m here to help you feel safe, seen, and supported every step of the way.

Recent review

My name is Miriam and I first met Hope in our Intro to Social Work class
in Spring of 2010. Just from what she shared in class and with me, and 
how she lived her life, the things she was passionate about, and the 
people she spoke up for, I sensed that I could trust her. I am now a
 Licensed Clinical Social Worker and confidently affirm that Hope is a 
huge asset to any support team because her heart and soul are all in
 no matter what she does. She believes in people and calls out their
 strengths even when they can’t see it. Hope offered to be part of my birth team with my first daughter and I 
happily said yes! I was in early labor for 3 days and was scheduled to
be induced on a Saturday (January 12, 2018). I came to the hospital
 that day in fear of what induction could mean. Would things just
snowball? Would I need to end up having a C-section?
Contractions/early labor hard started Wednesday and Hope helped
 me get through those hard 3 days before my baby arrived.
Contractions would get worse at night, and became so unbearable 
that I could not sleep. I was going on 3 days of little to no sleep and
Hope would stay up with me, coach me through contractions, coach 
me on what to do - get on the ball, take a warm bath, breathe. During the hardest time for me mentally she was there coaching me
 through it. On the day of delivery my water was supposed to be
broken, but it broke on its own as I was getting on the bed for my OB to
 do it. I labored all day and Pitocin was introduced later in the evening
 when I was not advancing. I was tired and we said yes. At this point I
 had been laboring for 4 days and I wanted her to come. Hope knew
 what to do. She helped create a calm atmosphere in our room. We
 had calming essential oils going, music that meant something to me,
 she was there coaching me through breaths, applying pressure on my
back that was the best relief I could ask for with back labor, rubbed my
 arms through the contractions and at times sensed what I needed 
without me having to ask mid contraction. At one point I started trembling when lying on the bed with a peanut
ball between my legs. Hope stayed close and spoke calmly to me. It
helped me stay calm and focus on contractions even though my body
 was shaking uncontrollably. My baby arrived later on, but Hope stayed
 through all of it. She was the support person I needed in that room.
When our baby came out she even snapped photos which I treasure
 dearly. Hope went above and beyond to make me feel at peace and
 empowered to have my baby on my own terms. Our second daughter Camila was born during the pandemic (August
22, 2020). Hope had volunteered her time to be there again with my
 second baby as the faithful friend she is. Then COVID restrictions came
 and we could have no one in our room. My mind was feeling
overwhelmed. The day I knew she was coming because my
 contractions started feeling painful while nursing my toddler. I was
 getting aggravated just nursing her and knew something was going to
 happen today. We went to the hospital with the intention of staying 
there and having the baby. I was not going to do multiple days of labor
 again. Camila came that day 6 hours after I went to the hospital. During those 6 hours and before, Hope had given us her care package
 with affirmations, her birth ball and all the necessities that helped me
 last time. I birthed with my husband and he was the best support 
person, but it didn’t feel the same this time. I didn’t have my mom. I
didn’t have Hope. Hope added such a calming and supportive
 presence the previous time. She advocated for what I needed and I
 was missing that. She anticipated what I needed and it was a relief to
 not have to think and ask for those things during contractions. This time
 it was different. Hope couldn’t be in the room and I was feeling that. Contractions felt
 harder. I felt tense. I felt like I couldn’t concentrate. I had this mental
block because my other support people I felt I really needed weren’t
 here. I would tense my body and anticipate each contraction with fear.
Previously I was in my zone because I knew all my people had my back. I
 needed all of them and not having them physically there made me feel
 less than peaceful. Towards the end I had my husband Richard call Hope and she talked
 me through contractions and lifted my spirit. She gave me a pep talk
 and I don’t know what she said, but it helped me get in the mindset to
 have this baby. I went from fear to determination after talking to Hope.
Our baby was born less than an hour later, and I give so much credit to
Hope for mentally helping me through a really hard experience. Although my labor was way shorter, it felt more painful and my mindset
 made all the difference. While I was stuck in fear it felt more painful. After
 talking to Hope, I knew what I needed to do and something shifted. I will
forever be grateful for her and the peace she brings to a delivery room
 in person and virtually. My girls are here and we’re all healthy, and
 Hope had lots to do with that. Miriam Hernandez, LCSW Licensed Clinical Social Worker

- Miriam H.

FAQs

What is a midwife?

Can you pay for a midwife with HSA or FSA funds in Waco, TX?

Are midwives covered by insurance in Waco, TX?

How much does a midwife cost in Waco, TX?

What's the difference between a midwife and a doula?

What's the difference between a midwife and an OBGYN?

Can I see a midwife for an IVF pregnancy?

How much does it cost to use Bornbir?

Trusted by thousands of parents worldwide

parents seeking support per month
3,000+
midwives ready to support you
300+
positive reviews posted by parents
14,000+
covered cities in US and Canada
1,400+

Recent midwife reviews near Waco

We have gone through two deliveries before this one, and I can honestly say our third was nowhere near as stressful for me as a husband. As husbands, we try to fix things. We try to keep up, help where we can, and advocate for our wives. But when a doctor starts talking about the “super complicated medical thingamajig with the baby and the other medical thing I can’t pronounce,” you’re sitting there trying to figure out, okay… is that something we need? Is that something we don’t want? Is everything okay? You catch on pretty fast, but sometimes pretty fast just isn’t fast enough when you’re also trying to support your wife, remember the birth plan, listen to the doctors, ask the right questions, and make sure what you both wanted doesn’t get lost in everything going on. Now enter Keeley — the “doula oblongata.” 😂 Having Keeley there changed that for me. She was there to support my wife, help us keep up with what was happening, and help us stay focused on our birth plan when things started moving in a different direction than what we wanted. At the same time, it allowed me to actually be there for my wife instead of letting the stress build up from feeling like I had to juggle everything at once. As a father and husband, I couldn’t be happier with our decision to have her there. And it wasn’t just the delivery. All the stretches, the positivity, the preparation, and even putting together the birth story afterward — which I honestly had no idea was even a thing — were all great parts of the experience. If you’re considering having Keeley as your doula, trust that you have the right person for the job. She genuinely has your wife’s and your baby’s best interests at heart, and from a husband who has now been through three deliveries, having someone like that in the room makes a bigger difference than I ever expected.

— Ryon Flowers, review of Keeley Coker September 2026

I have nothing but great words to say about my experience with Keeley. There’s a lot of things going into a first time birth that you don’t know until you come uncross it. She was there every step of the way through the challenges, joys, and all my constant questions. I could count on her to provide education, encouragement, and advocate for me during my whole pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. When I was looking for someone to be in my birth team, I had mentioned wanting positivity, someone I felt comfortable with, and someone knowledgeable. I felt like she listened to all my desires and provided support/feedback as requested and based on her experiences on both big and small decisions. She was all of that and more! I could tell she loves what she does and has a calling and heart to provide these services. I would not hesitate to recommend her or use her again in the future!

— Sara Harris, review of Keeley Coker September 2026

Keeley, the gal with the heart of gold, welcomed me into Be Still with open arms. With thoughts to make a birth plan, and a cool, calm and collected birth, life threw me a curve ball and Keeley was there for what turned to chaos with such a level head. Advocating HARD for me when I couldn’t even think for myself. That didn’t just stop with me; after I had my baby girl she helped me advocate for Gracie Mae - number 16!!! Keeley came as a Doula, became a friend, and now she can’t get rid of me. The amount of love, care, support she showed through such a vulnerable time in my life surpasses anything I could have ever asked for. I’m so happy to have shared something so scary with someone who turned it into something so beautiful

— Mikayla Townsend, review of Keeley Coker September 2026

Find a Midwife Near Me in Waco, TX

Illustration of a parent matched with a provider on care topics like breastfeeding and baby sleep

Midwives that accept insurance

Midwives in nearby cities

More providers in Waco

Explore midwives in Waco, TX