Pre-Conception

Sex is a form of biological communication, and women use it to make decisions on whether to invest in a pregnancy.

If you’re considering fertility treatment, it’s important to consider your mental, emotional, and physical health too.

If you’re considering conceiving as an older mum, you should know the risks.

Are you having sex often enough, or too often? What about timing? When are you ovulating, anyway? Here are some common fertility mistakes couples make when trying for a baby.

Kiwi women are having their first baby later in life. We are being told to reach our career potential, be financially secure, and have a suitable partner before we start a family.

Think you might be pregnant, but not quite sure? Before you reach for a pregnancy test, take a look at these early signs and see if any feel familiar.

After baby arrives, it’s time to think about contraception. Family Planning New Zealand (familyplanning.org.nz) shares info on your options

When you’re trying to conceive, many factors are important, including the genetic health of your eggs and your partner’s sperm.

Why is fertility treatment becoming more common?

Conscious pre-conception care offers the most wonderful opportunity to significantly influence the future health of your child. It is the ultimate preventative medicine! says Dr Libby

Karen Prisco appealed for our help to highlight the devastating issue of miscarriage that is tragically shared by one quarter of all women who fall pregnant

Ever considered finding out more about the ‘Egg Donor Wanted’ advertisements in magazines and newspapers? Here are some details on what to expect and how it all works