Juliana Taylor
Home Birth Midwife. Mom. Born and raised in Norwich, Vermont. My husband and I met in a Biology class while students at the University of Vermont, and we hit it off over the subject of home birth. Quite a match! We live in Burlington with our two daughters and two dogs while my husband completes medical residency at the University of Vermont. Most of my time is spent with my family or being with growing families. Apart from maternity care, I enjoy Bikram yoga, crafting, sewing, gardening/farming, traveling, and cooking. Follow me on Instagram @BabyAndJulep
Round-Up Of Juliana’s Favorite Food Blogs!
Preparing and making meals for a family with a variety of dietary needs is not easy. Collectively, we have sensitivities to dairy, soy, gluten, and most legumes. Although this seems woefully limiting, I find...
New Moon Cafe Review and Giveaway!
In Burlington, we have no shortage of interesting and delicious places to eat. I recently experienced another one of these places: New Moon Café.
New Moon Café boasts much more than your typical café. You...
(Insert Here) – Mother
I met Olive when I was twenty-one years old and in my fourth year of undergraduate school. Olive had just turned four, and her father and I met in a summer biology class. I...
Roots In My Smoothie?!
Roots In My Smoothie?
Smoothies are a staple meal in my family’s daily bustle. With a husband in medical school, a step-daughter in elementary school, a newborn, and myself a midwife, we are all either...
Honoring The Postpartum
How many of you began cooking, cleaning, or leaving the house within the first week postpartum? How about returned to exercising and work before 6 weeks postpartum? Perhaps this occurs because some of us...
Breastfeeding Is A Relationship
Most expecting mothers have certain visions, attachments, and expectations around their plans for birthing and breastfeeding. Simultaneously, we bear in mind things may not go according to plan. It is difficult to find comfort...
Avocado-licious
We know that it can be easy to get stuck in a rut when it comes to feeding our families. When you are contending with picky eaters, time constraints, and sleep deprivation, meal planning...
Five Ways To Naturally Encourage Your Baby’s Timely Arrival
Are you hoping for an “on-time” arrival?
As a midwife and new mother, I knew the emotional dangers of becoming attached to my due date and harboring the expectation of an “on-time” or even early...