Pregnancy & Childbirth Service

Services include:
  • 13 (one hour) prenatal visits on average
  • Labor and birth
  • At least 5 postpartum visits​
  • In-house phlebotomy
  • NEW! Now offering Sneak Peek clinical

Unlimited text & Phone consultation

Communication is essential to preventing pregnancy complications. I want to ensure your questions are fully answered and any issues dealt with as they arise.
​I offer nutritional advice and exercise recommendations to help keep pregnancy normal and low risk. 

Limited OB ultrasound

I offer in-house ultrasound for confirming gestational age of your baby and basic anatomy scans. When necessary, I refer for diagnostic ultrasound.

​​My Practice:

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My name is Erin Reynoso. I have been at 370+ births as of 4/21/22. I am a Texas Licensed Midwife and NARM Certified Professional Midwife and preceptor, founder of Heritage Maternity Services. ​Currently I see clients in my home for prenatal visits and postpartum care and offer limited OB ultrasound and lab collection services. I go to my clients home for a site visit, the birth and 24 hour  postpartum. I primarily practice in Brazos and Robertson Counties. I will travel up to 60 miles from Bryan, Texas to care for a patient. I live in the southernmost part of Robertson County, about 15 miles outside of Bryan.

Complications I have encountered include:
  • Placental abruption
  • Placenta previa
  • Deep Transverse Arrest
  • Shoulder dystocia
  • Frank Breech
  • Hemorrhage
  • Twins
  • Polyhydramnios
  • Chorioamnionitis
  • Newborn apnea
  • Miscarriage and second trimester loss

All complications were resolved well. I have not encountered infant or maternal mortality as a health care provider.

​​​My History:

I began to study midwifery in the spring of 1999 by enrolling in the Association of Texas Midwives training program and began assisting with births in October of ’99. I apprenticed with a Brenham midwife for 18 months, and then in the summer of 2002 I went to El Paso, TX to Casa De Nacimiento birth center for a three-month internship. There I completed the clinical requirements for a Texas Midwife License, learning from five different Texas licensed midwives. I completed my academic requirements in the fall of 2003 by passing the North American Registry of Midwives exam. I became a Licensed Midwife in November of 2003 and began my practice in the fall of 2005 after caring for a friend with parkinsons disease until her passing.
In 2011 I was blessed to be married to my husband and father of our 5 beautiful children that we have been blessed to deliver at home with our midwife. 

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