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10/08/2026

Hi, I’m Chelsey! ✨

If we haven’t met yet, I’m one of the co-founders of Génnisi! I’m a midwife, mama, photographer, resident social media girl + IT specialist, plant enthusiast, and placenta encapsulationist… basically, I wear a lot of hats around here. 💅

My story with midwifery started long before I ever knew I’d become one. I was born at home, and caught by the same midwife who would go on to catch my own first baby at my first homebirth. That was the first time in my life I knew I was meant for something bigger than my own little world. It wasn’t a thought or a career plan. It was a feeling that settled into my chest and never left. It’s always been a little too serendipitous to call coincidence.

My approach is rooted in evidence, informed consent, autonomy, clinical skill, and above all, relationship. I want my clients to feel deeply known and genuinely heard. I want you to understand your options, feel confident asking questions, changing your mind, and making decisions that feel right for you and your family. I believe good midwifery means knowing when to put my hands in, when to step back, and having the experience to know the difference.

My goal is never to be the loudest voice in the room. It’s to be the steady one: present when you need me, quiet when you don’t, and always in your corner.

10/05/2026

This month has always been especially close to my heart.

In my years as a midwife, I’ve had the privilege and heartbreak of walking alongside my clients through pregnancy and infant loss in all of its forms. Some losses happen early, some much later. Each family, each baby, and each story leaves its own imprint, and I carry those stories and those families in my heart long after our time together has ended.

I’ve learned that grief doesn’t follow a timeline, and it doesn’t disappear simply because time has passed. Pregnancy loss can be incredibly isolating. So many parents are quietly carrying babies they didn’t get to bring home, often grieving in ways the rest of the world can’t see.

So this month, I want to make a little more room for those babies and those parents. To say their names when we’re invited to. To remember them. To check in on the people we know who have experienced loss not just immediately after, but months and years later.

I ask you to join me in holding my families, and all families who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss, in your hearts. And if you pray, send a prayer their way.

Your baby mattered. Your loss matters. And you don’t have to carry it alone.

10/03/2026

September was such a good reminder that no two births are alike, and every single one asks you to trust yourself in a different way. 🌙✨

A September full of beginnings ✨

We had first-time parents, beautiful straight forward births, long labors, several dueling labors, a few babies born within hours of each other, and a solid stretch where it seemed like everyone was in some version of prodromal labor (there was more than one conversation that started with, “Okay, so if everyone goes into active labor tonight…”). Oh, and ONE impatient boy who didn’t want to wait for their midwife to arrive 👀

This month was a good reminder that no matter if this is your first baby or your fifth, birth has a way of sweeping you up in it. It asks you to lean into your intuition, to trust yourself when things don’t go exactly as expected, and to dig a little deeper when you need to. Because as much as we can prepare for birth, there will always be some element of unpredictability, and sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is trust yourself through it.

Welcome, little ones 🌿

09/29/2026

If your partner doesn’t look at you like this while you’re in labor… I’m not saying throw them away, but I’m also not saying don’t. 😂

But really. Look at them.

I love this part of birth so much. Not just the big moments, not just the baby being born, but the little in between moments where you can see how much these two people love each other. The hand holding. The eye contact. The quiet “I’m right here” without even having to say it.

She is working SO hard, completely in her own world, and he’s just sitting there looking at her like she is the most incredible human being he has ever seen. Not scared. Not distracted. Not staring at his phone. Just completely present, completely enamored, nothing but pure adoration. Like she hung the whole moon.

I think sometimes people imagine birth support has to look like constantly talking to someone, coaching them, telling them what to do, etc. And sometimes it does. But sometimes the best thing you can do is just be there, hold her hand, look her in the eyes, and remind her with your whole presence that she is safe and she is not doing this alone.

Anyway, partners, take notes. This is the assignment. You will be graded accordingly 📝

📸: Me 🫶🏻 (shared with permission)

09/29/2026

Tonight 🤯

I remember starting care with this family, and they said something to the effect of “everyone has to have a first, and we’re okay with being your first.” 🥹 Thank you for trusting me with your most precious little ones.

Thank you for the entire team who turned out with helping hands and open hearts to support this family. Many many babies were vying for birthdays today, so I’m glad everyone took their turns!!

And just because there were two babies, doesn’t mean it can’t be a butter birth! Mom made quick work ushering her vibrant twins earthside 🥰

Birthing Mothers Midwife is accepting (di/di) TWIN births, yall 🤩

Brianna | Midwife • RN
Brittany Kurtzhals
BLOOM BLOSSOM BIRTH SERVICES
Celestial Midwifery || LM, CPM
Teresina Simmons

09/29/2026

There is no better way to spend a Monday evening than assisting another midwife supporting twins as they make their way earthside. Right at home where they belong 🖤

The kind of night you become a midwife for. 🌙✨

09/23/2026

welcome earthside, little celestial babe ✨

baby number two, first homebirth, first head down babe 🤪 and after more than a week of prodromal labor fake-outs that had everyone at their wits end…

here you are. 🫶🏻
always so worth the wait 🥹

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