I never envisioned myself the mother of boys. When I used to imagine my child, I would picture a little dark haired girl. Sometimes, I would see her in glimpses, holding someone else’s hand. She... Read more >>

Ask me just two months ago and I would have said with pride, “Yes, married, no kids.” Now, two months later it is June the second month of our “start trying” phase. The first... Read more >>

When things are especially tough, it’s hard to see the forest through the trees. If you’re in pain you probably don’t have the time, or the interest, to think about... Read more >>

One out of every six couples trying to conceive will experience difficulty achieving their dream of starting or growing their family. It might be something that you’re currently experiencing. If... Read more >>

Autumn is coming in with a burst of chilly air here on beautiful Cape Cod, and I have noticed a shift already from desiring cucumbers and fresh tomatoes to cooking mashed potato and stuffing …... Read more >>

According to a new campaign by RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association “People with Infertility Are Being Ignored.” This campaign is on the heels of Breaking the Silence of... Read more >>

Each year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes the Assisted Reproductive Technology Success Rates report, which provides a range of data related to assisted reproductive... Read more >>

Actress Constance Marie is perhaps best known for her role as Angie Lopez on the sitcom George Lopez. She caught our attention recently for being so upfront about her struggle with infertility.... Read more >>

Playful, platonic, passionate, or parental, kisses transmit a surprising amount of information. In fact, they even play an evolutionary role in fertility. In spite of the old song, it turns out that a... Read more >>

Written by Tamar L. Goulet, Ph.D. You may think you’ve just got one monthly cycle controlling whether or not you conceive every month, but there are actually three—all doing their part... Read more >>