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In honor of Black Maternal Health Week and Christina’s fertility journey, we’ll be sharing steps we can all take to enable equitable access to fertility care before, during, and after pregnancy. Christina Wilds (Hammond) is a children’s author, aspiring humanitarian, public speaker, and multipreneur in the entertainment and event industry. She moved to New York City where she most recently became a mother to her baby girl, who inspired her to start a children’s book club, Tristyn’s Book Club.

How to Advocate for Fertility & Family-Building Benefits Millions of Americans struggle to start a family. In the modern working world, many women are waiting longer to have children, and […]

1 in 10 women in the U.S. suffer from endometriosis. 176 million women worldwide are affected by endometriosis. And it takes roughly 12 years to get a proper diagnosis for […]

The below is a first hand account of egg freezing with influencer Berniedette A. Flores of petiteandtoned Berniedette A. Flores… It’s been a few months since I first froze my […]

Winning a Fertility Grant in the Midst of a Pandemic 11.11.2020 changed my life. I learned from Rev. Dr. Shannon Edwards-Dunn and Jennifer Woods from Kindbody that I was the […]

Meet April Chrstina and her husband Greg. When April was diagnosed with endometriosis, a condition in which tissue similar to the tissue that forms the lining of your uterus grows […]

We all know family planning can be a huge, life-changing decision. It’s a topic that sometimes can be uncomfortable to think or talk about, even with a medical professional. However […]

So, you have decided to take the big life plunge and try to get pregnant! Now what? That decision occupied your mind for so long that you may not have […]

The statistics are staggering, approximately one in six couples are affected by infertility in the United States, that’s over 7 million people each year who have trouble conceiving. Roughly 10 […]

In a year full of hardship and uncertainty, we want to thank you – our community – for supporting us as we continue our mission of increasing access to fertility […]