Meet Your Doula

Hi, I’m Taylor.

I’m the heart behind For Such a Time Birth Co. My desire to support women through pregnancy and birth has been on my heart for years, and I’m grateful to finally be stepping into that calling.

As a wife and mom, I know how deeply birth experiences can stay with us I believe every woman deserves to enter birth feeling informed, respected, supported, and confident in the decisions she makes for herself and her baby.

My approach to doula care is compassionate, evidence-informed, and unapoloigetical Christ-centered. I’m not there to take over your birth or make decisions for you— I’m there to walk beside you, help you understand your options, offer comfort and encouragement, and remind you that you are capable when things feel hard.

For Such a Time Birth Co. was inspired by Esther 4:14— the reminder that there is purpose in the season God has placed before us. It is an honor to step into that season with you.

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A Little About Me

I’m Taylor! I’m a wife, mom of five, and the heart behind For Such a Time Birth Co.

Faith and Family are at the center of my life. When I’m not talking about birth, you can usually find me homeschooling my kids, reading a good book, knitting something, serving at church, or attempting to keep up with the beautiful chaos that comes with a family of seven.

My heart for birth work has been there for over a decade, and becoming a doula feels like stepping into something God placed on my heart long before I knew exactly what it would look like.

I’m based in Georgetown, Kentucky, and serve families throughout central and northern Kentucky. I’d be honored to get to know you, hear what you’re hoping for in your birth, and see whether we’re a good fit for one another.

A few things about me: Jesus, my family, a really good book, knitting tiny baby things, and probably way too much conversation about pregnancy and birth.

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