About Dr. Taylor Lyle, ND

A naturopathic doctor who focuses on children, sees the whole family, and would rather come to your living room than have you sit in a waiting room.

How I got here

I'm Taylor Lyle, a naturopathic doctor focused on pediatric care. I earned a B.S. in biomedical and pre-health sciences at the University of Northern Colorado, then my doctorate in naturopathic medicine at Sonoran University of Health Sciences, formerly Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine.

I specialize in finding the root cause of a child's pain or illness, in preventive care, and in individualized treatment using botanical medicine, nutrition, and lifestyle changes that fit a real family. I see children from birth through 18, and while my focus is kids, I see the whole family as part of a child's care.

I have been in practice since 2023 and moved home to Colorado in December 2025. My practice is based in Erie. I make house calls across the north metro and see Colorado families by video.

Dr. Taylor Lyle, ND

My mission

My mission as a naturopathic doctor is to be a parent's resource and teacher, a child's guide and example, and a family's provider who always sees the whole patient. I am committed to compassionately listening to and empowering each patient to choose and embrace their own health and the health of their children and the entire family.

Dr. Taylor Lyle, ND

How I practice

  • Time. A first visit is about 90 minutes. I want the whole story, not the headline.
  • Root cause over symptom. Quieting a symptom is sometimes necessary. It is never the whole plan.
  • Alongside your pediatrician. I work with the care your child already has, and I say so when something needs a specialist or a prescription. That matters most for families of children with developmental concerns, who usually have a whole team.
  • At your house. I make house calls across the north metro and see families by video, because children are different at home and parents have enough to carry.
  • Honest about what I don't do. No cures promised, no supplement stacks, no restrictive diets without a reason.
  • Prices on the page. You'll know what a visit costs before you book it. See pricing.

What is naturopathic medicine?

Naturopathic medicine is a whole-person approach that emphasizes the body's ability to heal itself and focuses on the root causes of illness rather than only the symptoms. Naturopathic doctors train in accredited four-year medical programs and are guided by six principles: the healing power of nature, identify and treat the cause, first do no harm, doctor as teacher, treat the whole person, and prevention. More on the FAQ page, and I write about how I apply this to real children in my notes for parents.

The family behind the practice

I'm a mom of two boys, five and two, and I married my high school sweetheart. There is a Siberian Husky in the house too. When I'm not working, we're camping, up in the mountains, water skiing, lake surfing, mountain biking or playing pickleball, and I drink far too much tea and coffee.

Being a mom changed everything about the way I practice. I became a "why" mom: Why are we doing this? Are there other options? Can we talk through this? I wanted someone to listen to me and care about my kids beyond a five-minute visit, and that is the doctor I try to be for your family.

My first son put us through the ringer. I honestly think I'm a better mom and a better doctor because of what we went through together. It gave me a completely different view of what it feels like to be the parent on the other side of the exam room.

Dr. Taylor Lyle with her husband and two young sons on a beach
The four of us.
Dr. Lyle lake surfing with her toddler on her hip
Lake surfing, with a passenger.
A small boy in a life jacket and a Siberian Husky looking out from the bow of a boat
Best seats on the boat.

Beyond the exam room

  • North Denver Birth Expo. I co-founded and co-hosted the first North Denver Birth Expo on August 8, 2026, and we're making it an annual event.
  • 2026 CoAND Annual Conference and Retreat. On November 13 and 14, 2026 I'm presenting on tethered oral ties (TOTs) at the Colorado Association of Naturopathic Doctors' annual conference.

What parents say

5 out of 5

Dr. Lyle is just fantastic! In home or in office visits?! She spends so much time, is so caring and knowledgeable. We needed a blood draw for my child, and she was beyond patient, helpful with explaining, and respectful of my daughters fears surrounding the procedure. So nice to have a doctor who can help you make the best choices for your family, and meet children where they are. Super thorough! Looking forward to future appointments, strongly recommend.

Jeannie Nelson2025 · via Google
5 out of 5

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Lyle!! She is kind, welcoming, professional, and extremely knowledgable. As a new mom of a 6 month old I was nervous about finding the best care for my little one, but I can say for certain we will be seeing Dr. Lyle for life. She understood my holistic preferences and provided us with wonderful advice in various areas of development. It is easy to tell she loves her work and is passionate about providing the highest level of care. I will send everyone I know her way!

Kasey Kemp2025 · via Google
5 out of 5

Kind, professional, exceptionally detailed are three key pieces of Dr. Lyle's practice. Our family is consistently impressed and encouraged with the pediatric care she gives our child and how she works with other specialists when that is needed. Can't recommend this practice enough!

Amy Casaldi2025 · via Google

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Let's meet

A free 15-minute meet and greet is the best way to find out if I'm the right fit for your family.

By appointment, Monday through Friday. Weekend visits available.