Ever since sex education found its way on to the curriculum, it has generally focused on two aspects of reproduction: how a baby is made, and how not to make a baby until you are ready.
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Everything you need to know about your eggs
The more you know about your eggs, the better you will understand your fertility, says Dr Andy Stamatiou, fertility specialist at City Fertility Centre. Read More
Why older women are having greater IVF success
Once upon a time, the chances of a woman over 40 years of age becoming pregnant were pretty slim – even with the help of IVF. But now new research shows that older women are celebrating IVF success like never before. Read More
#TalkAboutTrying: women sharing fertility struggles with a hashtag
Even though one in six Australians struggle to become pregnant, anyone going through IVF will tell you it can be a very lonely experience. Read More
What will you do with your leftover embryos?
I always knew that somewhere in Melbourne there were seven frozen embryos with my name on them. Since the births of my daughters, Greta and Rori, I hadn’t given the embryos much thought… Read More
Six things you should know if you are considering freezing your eggs
While an increasing number of women are freezing their eggs, there is little guidance for women who are considering preserving their eggs. Read More
“I became an expert in pretending I was OK” Jessica Rowe on IVF and motherhood
TV presenter Jessica Rowe speaks with The Baby Project about her IVF journey, postnatal depression, and finding herself again. Read More
Would a fertility consultant work for you?
The Baby Project sat down with Lucy Lines from Two Lines Fertility to talk about her work offering support and advice for parents-to-be… Read More
How consuming soft drinks reduces your chances of IVF success
New research has revealed that women who consume sugary drinks while having IVF drastically cut their chances of conceiving. Read More
IVF and Genetic Testing: your questions answered
You may have heard about genetic testing of embryos but don’t really understand who needs it, why people would opt for it, or what is involved? Here’s your questions answered. Read More