In the first part of Savannah’s story, she shared the inspiration behind her decision to become a gestational carrier, her matching process, and what it was like preparing to carry a baby for another family. Now, she opens up about the second half of her journey.

When Laura and Dave decided to grow their family, they had no idea just how winding their path to parenthood would become—marked by loss, resilience, and a single embryo that would turn their story around in the most unexpected way.

So, you’ve booked your first fertility consultation. Congratulations! Reaching out for help is one of the biggest hurdles in this whole journey. Committing yourself to this process is a great feat, and you should be proud of yourself for taking this important step.

For millions facing infertility, the path to becoming parents is anything but simple. For Kate and Tom, it was a journey filled with unexpected diagnoses, shots (so many shots), heart-pounding moments, and ultimately, two extraordinary daughters who made it all worthwhile.

After years of false starts and soul-searching, Elizabeth decided she wasn’t going to wait any longer for motherhood to find her—she was going to go after it herself. What followed was a courageous, winding journey that led to the greatest love of her life: her son, Luca.

Trying to eat well while juggling fertility treatment, a busy schedule, and everything else life throws at you? This quick-start guide from our fertility dietitians will help you simplify meal prep, snack smarter, and stay nourished without the stress.

Heather and Mike's path to parenthood was filled with unexpected diagnoses, challenges, and triumphs. From battling infertility and breast cancer to finally welcoming their third child after a long five-year wait, their story is a testament to the power of hope and science.

Considering using an egg or sperm donor to help build your family? Here's what you should know about the various types of donor arrangements, the pros and cons of directed (known) versus nonidentified (anonymous) donors, and the legal implications of your decision.