You deserve the best for you and your baby
The birth of your baby is one of the most memorable moments of your life, and your labor and delivery experience should be as unique as you and your new bundle of joy.
Whether you’re having your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find personalized, supportive care at all labor and delivery hospitals at Baylor Scott & White.
The birthing center physicians, midwives, nurses and staff at our hospitals take a family-centered approach to each birth. They partner with you to help you achieve your birth goals and have the experience you wish for.
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Labor and delivery services tailored to you and your baby
Whichever hospital you choose, you’ll receive compassionate, high-quality care that emphasizes the safety of you and your baby. Although the exact services may vary based on your chosen location, you can be assured your care will focus on your best interests, your baby and your family.
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Cord blood banking
Hydrotherapy (water birth)
Nitrous oxide and epidurals
Placenta encapsulation
Delayed bathing
Immediate skin-to-skin
Delayed cord clamping
Donor milk recipient facility
Experienced care for moms and babies who need it most
If you have a high-risk pregnancy, you can trust that our labor and delivery hospitals have the expertise you need when the time comes for your baby to be born.
Your maternal-fetal medicine specialists will work closely with our labor and delivery teams to prepare for your baby’s arrival. The skilled healthcare providers in our neonatal intensive care units will also be involved in your birth to ensure they can meet your baby’s needs after delivery.
Neonatal intensive care units (NICUs)
Whether you have a high-risk pregnancy or your baby needs extra care after delivery, you’ll have access to our comprehensive NICUs—no matter where your baby is born.
Our labor and delivery hospitals offer NICU care ranging from Level I, typically required of preterm babies who can breathe on their own, to Level IV, which offers the highest level of care for babies who are seriously ill.
Parent education classes that prepare you for labor, delivery and beyond
Welcoming a new life into the world is exciting—but also life-changing. Our comprehensive parent education classes cover everything from prenatal wellness and childbirth to breastfeeding, newborn care and more. You can also take some of our classes online when it’s convenient for you.
Some of our facilities also offer dedicated classes for dads, siblings and LGBTQ+ families.