What Happens to My Embryos Once They're Frozen?
Freezing embryos, also known as embryo banking, is a powerful decision—one that provides flexibility, hope, and more control over your family planning. But after finishing your cryopreservation cycle, you may be wondering: Where do my frozen embryos go now? How do I know they’re safe? What if I move or change clinics later on?
How Much Does it Cost to Freeze Your Eggs?
While the cost of freezing eggs can vary depending on several factors, understanding the key elements that influence the overall expenses can help individuals make informed decisions about their reproductive choices. The cost of egg freezing ranges on average between $10,000 to $20,000, including medication. This is a wide range, but as more and more women choose this route, we want to clarify what these costs entail.
The LGBTQIA+ Baby Boom
The number of married same-sex and non-binary households, and the number of children being raised by LGBTQIA+ couples, has grown rapidly over recent years. While there is still more that needs to be done to promote equality, we’re encouraged by the progress being made, thanks in part to legislation making it easier to get married and have children. And this community deserves attention for many reasons – including the fact that the LGBTQIA+ community has a spending power of $1.4 Trillion, according to Yahoo Finance.
Celebrating Single Moms By Choice (and How they Do It All)
Becoming a single mother by choice is an increasingly popular path to motherhood, as more women are making the decision to have a child on their own, whether through artificial insemination, adoption, IVF (in-vitro fertilization), or other means. In this article, we’ll break down trends in this path, what it means to become a single mom by choice, and what this path to parenthood is like.
4 Steps to Budget for your 2023 Journey to Parenthood
If your path to parenthood requires a financial investment, here are 4 tips to help you plan your budget. One of the most important steps on your parenthood journey is financially planning so that each step of the process is manageable and predictable.
Financial Planning for LGBTQIA+ Intended Parents
While the Respect for Marriage Act passed in December, there is still more work needed to ensure equitable access to family building for all types of families. Below are suggestions unique to the LGBTQIA+ community as it relates to financially planning for parenthood.
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