The Nest

What exactly *is* a chemical pregnancy? Is it the same as a miscarriage? Does it affect your future fertility? And how do you know if you've had one?

Jennifer Edmonds of Element Pilates & Yoga shares her tips for supporting fertility through exercise—perfect if you’re TTC.

Including how much it costs, what medical treatments are needed and why it might be right for you

Including the different methods you can use and how to determine if you’ve found the right surrogate for you

The TCM approach to fertility is a holistic view of overall health. Here are some of the practices to help you get, and stay, pregnant.

We often talk about antioxidants in relation to health and wellness—but what are they? And how does oxidative stress impact your fertility?

An ectopic pregnancy will not progress into a viable baby—and often requires lifesaving reproductive healthcare to treat.

Some may only be tipped off to a potential pregnancy by their missing menstrual period, while others might notice multiple symptoms or new discomfort.

When you're dealing with infertility, the question "when are you having a baby?" is at best an annoyance and at worst, triggering.

What is benzene, how dangerous is it and what if you’re trying to conceive or are pregnant? 

It’s possible to have PCOS and still regularly ovulate (reflected by regular cycles), but this isn’t the case for a lot of people, which can make tracking ovulation complicated.

If your route to parenthood includes ART, there’s a good chance you’ll be undergoing some tests, so we compiled a glossary of common fertility tests along with what they do.