Doula Kelli Blinn

Doula Kelli Blinn I'm a ProDoula Certified Childbirth Educator and Labor Doula. I can help answer your questions!

I'm your guide for the journey of pregnancy, birth, and your baby's first year.

New weekly rhythm for your pregnancy šŸ¤Every week, I’m hosting a live 30-minute prenatal check-in on Zoom. Mondays at Noo...
04/30/2026

New weekly rhythm for your pregnancy šŸ¤

Every week, I’m hosting a live 30-minute prenatal check-in on Zoom. Mondays at Noon (EST).

Bring your questions.
Get clear answers.
Move forward feeling more grounded.

No replay. This is a show-up-for-yourself kind of space.

Link in bio to join.

04/30/2026

Realizing you don’t fully understand what childbirth is all about can feel... intimidating.

Learning that you don’t know what your options in birth are can feel… unsettling.

But it doesn’t have to stay that way.

If you’re expecting a baby soon and want a space to learn, ask questions, and prepare for birth in a way that feels grounded and clear, I’d love to have you join me.

My small group, in-person childbirth series in Columbus, Ohio begins on Tuesday, May 19, 2026 and will run for 4 consecutive Tuesday evenings from 6-8 PM.

It’s designed to feel personal, supportive, and helpful—not overwhelming.

I’m keeping the group intentionally small, so spots are limited.

Sign up link is in my bio. Hope to see you there!

04/29/2026

If this thought has crossed your mind… you’re not alone.

So many people are moving through pregnancy without ever getting a full picture of their options—and then are expected to make big decisions in the moment.

That’s exactly why I created this.

I’m hosting a small group, in-person childbirth class series in Columbus, Ohio starting May 19, 2026 where we slow things down and talk through things like:
• how labor works
• what your options are
• how to navigate decisions with your provider
• and what support can look like along the way

It’s conversational, not overwhelming and I’m keeping the group small so you have space to ask questions and feel supported.

Spots are limited.
Visit the link in bio to save yours.

We talk a lot about how babies are born.We don’t talk nearly enough about what happens after.A cesarean isn’t just a dif...
04/29/2026

We talk a lot about how babies are born.
We don’t talk nearly enough about what happens after.

A cesarean isn’t just a different kind of birth.
It’s major abdominal surgery… followed by caring for a newborn.

That combination deserves more attention than it gets.

You might need:
• Hands-on help in those early days
• More time to rest than you expected
• Support with feeding, movement, and basic recovery
• Space to process your experience—especially if things didn’t go as planned

None of that means you’re weak.
It means your body did something big.

Whether your cesarean was planned, unexpected, or somewhere in between, you deserve to be supported through all of it, not just the moment your baby is born.

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✨ Want to feel more prepared for both birth and recovery? My online class covers both—link in bio

04/28/2026
04/28/2026

If this POV felt a little too real… this is your sign.

I’m hosting a small group, in-person childbirth class series in Columbus, Ohio starting May 19—and it’s designed to give you more than the basics.

We’ll cover how labor works, your real options, how to navigate decisions, and what support can look like when things don’t go exactly as planned.

I’m keeping this group intentionally small so it stays personal, conversational, and useful.

Spots are limited—grab yours while they’re still open.

Link in bio.

Preparing for birth isn’t just about information—it’s also about what you tell yourself in the moment.At this free works...
04/28/2026

Preparing for birth isn’t just about information—it’s also about what you tell yourself in the moment.

At this free workshop, you’ll create personalized birth affirmation cards designed to support you during labor.

āœ”ļø No experience needed
āœ”ļø All materials provided
āœ”ļø A relaxed, supportive space

āž” Gather & Ground: A Birth Affirmations Workshop ⬅

Reserve your spot at the link in bio.

04/27/2026

Free Weekly Prenatal Clarity Session - TODAY!
Live on Zoom | 30 Minutes

Bring your questions about tests, policies, comfort options, early labor, or anything in between.

Here's the info you need for Zoom. I hope to see you there later today!

Meeting ID: 833 9045 0983
Passcode: 1D11sL

04/27/2026

šŸ—“ Free Weekly Prenatal Check-In

Pregnant and have questions you wish you could ask outside of a rushed appointment?

Join me on Zoom for a 30-minute check-in Mondays at Noon (EST).

This is your space for steady, evidence-based guidance.

Join me on Zoom for a 30-minute check-in on Mondays at Noon (EST).
Meeting ID: 833 9045 0983
Passcode: 1D11sL

04/26/2026

Even in the OR, you have options!

Your cesarean birth doesn’t have to feel cold and clinical.

šŸŽ¼ Want music?
🄰 Partner support?
šŸ«‚ Immediate skin-to-skin?

These are all options you have in the operating room.

Download my free guide and start the conversation with your provider. Link in bio.

A cesarean birth involves moving through several layers of your body to meet your baby.From the outside in, here’s what ...
04/24/2026

A cesarean birth involves moving through several layers of your body to meet your baby.

From the outside in, here’s what that looks like:

1ļøāƒ£ Skin – the outer layer of your body, where the incision is typically made low and horizontal

2ļøāƒ£ A layer of fatty tissue – just beneath the skin, helping cushion and protect everything underneath

3ļøāƒ£ A strong layer of connective tissue (fascia) – kind of like a supportive wrap that holds your abdominal muscles in place

4ļøāƒ£ Your abdominal muscles – these are usually gently separated and moved aside, not cut

5ļøāƒ£ A thin lining inside your abdomen (peritoneum) – this layer is opened to reach the uterus

6ļøāƒ£ The uterus – where your baby has been growing, carefully opened (usually low and horizontal)

7ļøāƒ£ The amniotic sac – the fluid-filled ā€œbubbleā€ your baby lives in, which is opened so your baby can be born

A cesarean is a powerful, valid way to give birth.
And—it’s also major abdominal surgery.

Understanding what’s happening in your body matters.
Not to scare you, but to help you walk into birth informed, prepared, and supported—whatever direction it takes.

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✨ Want to understand your options more deeply? Link in bio to connect with me, explore my free downloads, and take my childbirth classes.

04/20/2026

šŸ“£ Free thing for pregnant people! šŸ‘€

šŸ•› 12PM EST TODAY!
ā± 30 minutes - come for a few minutes, stay for the whole time
šŸŽ„ On Zoom

Live Q&A. I promise you, you're not the only one wondering about *that* thing.

No pressure. No sales pitch. Just solid information.

If you’re pregnant (or planning to be), this is your space.

Link in bio to join or copy this info into Zoom today just before noon. I hope to see you there!

Meeting ID: 833 9045 0983
Passcode: 1D11sL

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Columbus, OH
43204

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