Part 2: Dads Need To Get Ready For Conception, Too!
Women are not the only ones who need to get their body ready for conception. Men face their own challenges in both becoming fathers and in maintaining their health throughout the early years of parenthood, especially if they are older at the time of conception.
Part 1: Get Your Body Ready for Conception!
Pregnancy is not a disease, but it is a time of increased physiological stress requiring optimal wellness. As older moms we run the risk of accumulated health problems.
Conversations with the Inspiring Dr. Shannon M. Clark
More recently, I took a special interest in pregnancy after the age of 35, which according to age alone, is considered a high-risk pregnancy. I was inspired not only by the experiences of friends and patients, but also by my own personal experience of trying to start a family after the age of 40.
What is Endometriosis and How Might it Affect Fertility?
Baby Box University is an educational service provided by The Baby Box Co. in coordination with committed medical professionals, maternal health advocates and child development specialists for the purposes of reducing infant mortality and empowering parents.
Why You Might Want To Step Away From Google If You’re Trying To Get Pregnant
When you’re on what seems like a powerless journey, it can be easy to defer to Google, websites like WebMD, FB groups and infertility chat rooms to get reassurance, validation and hope that your worst fears won’t be confirmed. It’s valid and necessary to be able to talk about what you’re going through and to be as informed about your situation as possible.
