
Kelly Kling is an Austinite from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She's been a writer and editor for almost 10 years and began her career as a copy editor for her alma mater's newspaper, The University Star. In addition to being a women's health writer for Giddy, she is a digital proofreader for an advertising agency and a resume editor. When she isn't writing or editing, she's dancing, playing Mario Kart, or snuggling with her dogs while rewatching old comedies.
Elective Induction: A Look at the Pros and Cons
It's important to be informed of the benefits and risks of controlling the labor process.
By Kelly Kling
On Communication, Sex and Dating With a Sexually Transmitted Disease
Intimate relationships can seem intimidating when you have an STD, but don't feel ashamed.
By Kelly Kling
Try Reading Body Language—Yours, Too
The mind is fast, but the body is faster. Nonverbal communication can say a lot about people.
By Kelly Kling
How to Mentally Prepare for Labor
Doulas discuss key ways to be ready for the pain of delivery.
By Kelly Kling
Communication in Relationships
Let's Talk Boundaries Around Porn Consumption in Relationships
From accusations of cheating to creating unrealistic expectations, take care with pornography.
By Kelly Kling
The Importance of a Period-Inclusive Workplace
People shouldn't have to feel shame around menstruation at work, school or anywhere else.
By Kelly Kling
Communication in Relationships
The Shape of Modern Nonmonogamy
If you're considering opening up your relationship, it's important to be informed.
By Kelly Kling