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    Certified Nurse Midwife, Kellie Moeller

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    Certified Nurse Midwife, Kellie Moeller

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    Certified Nurse Midwife, Kellie Moeller

  • Call Today!
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    Certified Nurse Midwife, Kellie Moeller

  • Call Today!
    281-309-8030

    Certified Nurse Midwife, Kellie Moeller

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Certified Nurse
Midwife

Kellie MoellerKellie Moeller has been a CNM (Certified Nurse Midwife) since 1989. She has assisted families in both hospital, as a midwife as well as labor and deliver nurse, and in home births. Kellie's passion and experience with Home Birth provides families the education, safety and freedom to have the HomeBirth Experience they expect.

Complimentary
Consultation

Your one hour complimentary consultation allows you time to discuss your desires for prenatal and birth care as well as learn more about Kellie Moeller and the services provided. During this time you will receive a consulting packet which includes safety statistics for home birth, prenatal information, diet sheet, and forms for enrollment with HomeBirth Experience, Inc.

Birth Mom's
Online Store

Birth Moms... Please visit our Online Store where you can order all of the recommended birth supplies in one place as well as order prenatal vitamins, books and DVDs. We offer items like this for our expecting mom's. Lansinoh HPA Lanolin, the leading product in its category, soothes, heals and protects sore cracked nipples. It is the only topical nipple cream endorsed in the US.

Thank You

Jun 3, 2017 |
Thank You,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

No Words to Express Our Gratitude!

Kellie!

There an no words to express our gratitude! You have been our teacher, medical adviser, doula, friend and comfort before, during and after the arrival of our most precious gift!

Love, The Hollands

Congratulations on...

Jun 1, 2017 |
Thank You,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

Excellent Prenatal, Birth and Post-Partum Care

Dear Kellie,

Once again we can't begin to thank you enough for the excellent prenatal, birth and post-partum care you provide. Diana's birth was certainly the most interesting! I always look forward to our appointments and I'm sad they have...

May 17, 2017 |
Thank You,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

Thank You for Following Your Calling

Kellie,

I am forever grateful for you. You helped me achieve the birth experience I was concerned and told were not possible or realistic. Birthing our sweet babies at home, in my own time and way is such a special gift. I am a stronger...

Welcome to HomeBirth Experience

HomeBirth Experience Inc. is where women and their families can find answers. HomeBirth Experience brings the safe natural experience of home birth back to the family where it belongs.

Kellie Moeller, Certified Nurse Midwife and President of HomeBirth Experience, Inc. welcomes you and invites you to enjoy the HomeBirth Experience website, it was created with you in mind. We look forward to answering your questions about your pregnancy, your baby's birth and the exciting journey you're taking! 

When a birth is at home, it becomes the intimate, private, natural process it's meant to be.

Birth as a medical process in a medical facility creates little privacy or family decision making and takes away many choices families later wish they had the freedom to make.

With HomeBirth Experience, mothers move around, change positions and describe their birth experience as less painful and less stressful. In fact, they say it is the Family Event it should be.

Kellies' birth parents are encouraged to educate themselves about pregnancy and birth so they will make well-informed choices and decisions throughout pregnancy and birth.

We provide Obstetric and Gynecological Healthcare. Whether your birth takes place at your home or a birth center, HomeBirth Experience will be with you every step of the way.

HomeBirth Experience, Inc. Where Families Begin

services

Comprehensive Prenatal Care

After your 1 hour consultation, we'll schedule your initial 3 hour visit. This 3 hour visit includes detailed medical and social histories as well as a complete physical including labs as needed. We will discuss diet and exercise. You will bring your diet sheet and the other forms found in the consult packet. Additional prenatal visits will be scheduled for 1 hour. This allows time to complete a diet review, to discuss any pregnancy discomforts you may be experiencing, as well as emotional and psychological adjustments to the pregnancy. At 36 weeks, we will schedule your prenatal visit to be at your home. 

Complete Birth Care

When you go into labor, you'll notify Kellie. The 2 of you will decide upon a mutually agreeable time for Kellie to arrive at your home. She will bring birth supplies, oxygen and resuscitation equipment, as well as IV supplies and medications for hemorrhage in the event of emergencies. Kellie will monitor the baby's heart rate intermittently and monitor your well-being. She will provide labor support as needed.(Sometimes you are doing so well that all that is needed from Kellie are a few words of encouragement.)

Postpartum Care

Kellie will call for updates on the well-being of you and your newborn throughout the 1st week after the birth your new baby. She is available to you by phone 24/7 for any concerns or questions.

Between 24-48 hours, she will come back to your home for exams on both you and the baby. We will schedule additional postpartum appointments at 1 week, 3 weeks, and 6 weeks where again both Mom and Baby will be examined. We can discuss plans for family planning during this time.

Nutritional Guidance

The number 1 thing you can do to help insure a healthy pregnancy and birth is to eat a high quality, nutrient dense diet. Kellie will ask you to bring a diet sheet to your initial visit and again periodically throughout the pregnancy. The 2 of you will review the diet and Kellie may make suggestions to "tweak" your meals for the optimal health of your baby and to maintain the health of your pregnancy. Kellie can also make suggestions for exercise throughout your pregnancy.

Home Birth Stories

Jun 6, 2017 |
Home Birth Stories,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

Deveah Amira Brown

Sept 15th, a day which will live in infamy (lol)

On September 15, 2016 my wife sent me a text message with this picture showing that she was pregnant. My first response was, "Who is the father?" jk. Let me just say that we...

Mar 11, 2017 |
Home Birth Stories,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

Freia Enters the World!

Planning for a birth is inherently difficult. It’s the final stage of a series of steps biologically designed to send a strong message that you’re not driving the boat any more. As we’ve discussed in our previous posts, we decided early on to do a...

Sep 1, 2016 |
Home Birth Stories,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

Marie’s Birth Story

I honestly don't know what initially drew me to the idea of home birth but pretty soon after we found out we were pregnant with our first child I asked the only couple I knew who'd had a home birth if they would talk to us about their experience and...

Latest Home Birth News

Oct 25, 2015 |
In The News,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

Supporting women’s instinctive pushing behavior during birth

Clinical guidelines recommend that women should be guided by their own pushing urges during birth (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) 2014). However, directing women’s pushing behaviour has become a cultural norm within...

Oct 20, 2015 |
In The News,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

A letter to a midwife’s mamas

Dear Mama –

I actually hope you don’t remember my name. I was your midwife and I’ve always thought that, if I did my job well, then you would only remember how amazing YOU were when it was time to birth your baby

Birth is hard work...

Oct 2, 2015 |
In The News,  |
Kellie Moeller, CNM

Canadian Pediatric Society re-affirms position against routine circumcision

While medical literature has pointed to potential health benefits of circumcision, including the prevention of urinary tract infections and some sexually transmitted infections, the benefits generally don't outweigh the risks, the society said.

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