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08/02/2025

🌟 Exciting news from Lilly Collins! Last Friday and husband Charlie McDowell introduced their beautiful baby girl, Tove Jane McDowell, to the world! 🌼💖

“Words will never express our endless gratitude for our incredible surrogate and everyone who helped us along the way,” Lilly shared. “We love you to the moon and back again...”

While many fans showered the couple with love and congratulations, some voiced their concerns about their surrogacy journey. 💬 In response, McDowell addressed the critics, emphasizing the joy and gratitude they feel. “It’s OK to not be an expert on surrogacy,” he wrote. “Let’s focus on love instead of negativity, especially for our beautiful baby girl!”

Surrogacy is a choice that many use if unable to carry babies for medical reasons - and celebrities, including Kim Kardashian and Rebel Wilson, have embraced this route as they navigate their own paths to parenthood. 🌈💕

Collins and McDowell’s journey is a reminder of the evolving landscape of family-building and the personal choices that come with it. Let’s celebrate love and families in all its forms! ❤️✨

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01/02/2025

🌍💔 Infertility is a pressing public health issue around the world.

Here we focus on Nigeria where infertility impacts many couples nationwide.

It's estimated that about 1 in 4 couples face challenges with infertility, with causes ranging from delayed marriage and lifestyle changes to underlying medical conditions.

Unfortunately, the lack of comprehensive data hinders our understanding of the true scale of this concern, as infertility can arise from both male and female factors. In fact 40% of any fertility issue is male related, 40% female related and 20% both partners or unexplained.

Let’s raise awareness and support one another in this journey. Together, we can advocate for better resources, research and support for couples facing infertility. 💪❤️

Infertility is a significant public health issue in Nigeria, affecting a considerable number of couples across the country. Estimates suggest that approximately

02/11/2024

Today is World Fertility Day! ✨🌍 and we’re shining a spotlight on a vital topic that often goes unnoticed—male fertility.

Did you know that 40% of fertility issues are related to male factors? That’s right! Just like female fertility, male fertility plays a crucial role in the journey to parenthood.

Let’s come together to raise awareness and support those on their journey to parenthood! 👶❤️ By sharing knowledge, we can empower individuals and couples alike. It’s time to break the stigma surrounding fertility discussions and promote a more inclusive conversation.

Whether you’re trying to conceive or simply want to learn more, understanding the facts is key. Fertility is a shared responsibility, and knowledge empowers us all.

Join us in spreading the word and advocating for better understanding and support in fertility!

IVFBabble is the leading online fertility and IVF resource for anyone trying to conceive. Offering support and advice from trusted fertility experts to help you navigate your path to parenthood.

02/11/2023

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WORLD FERTILITY DAY
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Embracing the Miracle of Life: Celebrating World Fertility Day
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Every day, countless dreams of parenthood come to life, and today,
we shine a spotlight on this incredible journey. World Fertility Day is a
day of unity, support, and education, dedicated to those who have
experienced the highs and lows of fertility.
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Fertility struggles can be an emotional rollercoaster, but they
don't define us. They remind us of the strength, resilience, and
unwavering love that we carry within us.
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Let's take a moment to appreciate the miracles that happen every
day. These moments are a testament to the human spirit's tenacity
and the beauty of life's unpredictability.
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Today, let's break the silence surrounding fertility challenges.
Share your stories, offer a listening ear, and spread awareness about
the diverse paths to parenthood. Let's educate ourselves and others,
shattering myths and stigmas that often accompany fertility topics.
Contact us for a consultation and embark on your fertility journey
today.

02/11/2023

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WORLD FERTILITY DAY
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2
nd NOVEMBER
Embracing the Miracle of Life: Celebrating World Fertility Day
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❤️
Every day, countless dreams of parenthood come to life, and today,
we shine a spotlight on this incredible journey. World Fertility Day is a
day of unity, support, and education, dedicated to those who have
experienced the highs and lows of fertility.
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Fertility struggles can be an emotional rollercoaster, but they
don't define us. They remind us of the strength, resilience, and
unwavering love that we carry within us.
������
Let's take a moment to appreciate the miracles that happen every
day. These moments are a testament to the human spirit's tenacity
and the beauty of life's unpredictability.
������
Today, let's break the silence surrounding fertility challenges.
Share your stories, offer a listening ear, and spread awareness about
the diverse paths to parenthood. Let's educate ourselves and others,
shattering myths and stigmas that often accompany fertility topics.
Contact us for a consultation and embark on your fertility journey
today.

02/11/2023

Today is World Fertility Day … a global awareness day that myself and Sara Marshall-Page set up - with the World’s First Born through IVF, Louise Joy Brown, to raise much needed awareness.

I went through 10 years trying to have my beautiful girls - with 5 miscarriages, 3 misdiagnoses and it took until the 9th year to find an incredible consultant who actually carried out tests - and found out I had various issues (endometriosis - went in diagnosed for 20+ years!, blocked tube, thyroid issue, polyps) with those sorted out, I went on to have my miracle girls! I was so lucky to have met him! But it shouldn’t be like that!

Year on year it has grown exponentially with the awareness day raising much needed support and education around fertility for couples and individuals
struggling to have the family they dream of.

Did you know that infertility affects millions of people worldwide, regardless of gender or background?

By shedding light on this topic, we can help break the stigma and create a more understanding society. It's crucial to recognize that fertility is a shared responsibility, and it's essential for everyone to have access to reliable information and support.

Let's make a difference today and every day. Join us in raising awareness about World Fertility Day by using the hashtags and sharing this post to help spread the message. Together we can break taboos and stigma!

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On World Fertility Day - 2 November 2021., this is the day that we will be celebrating, deliberating, discussing, highlighting and campaigning for your fertility. Worldwide. Join us to help break the silence - together.

04/08/2023

https://www.ivfbabble.com/tiffany-haddish-reveals-heartbreaking-struggles-with-eight-miscarriages/

Tiffany Haddish is an incredible comedian, actress, and author known for her infectious energy and hilarious performances. However, behind her

15/07/2023

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01/07/2023

We are so excited to once again be proud sponsors of the Fertility Show Africa. This much needed event is the continent’s first and only exhibition targeted at those trying to conceive and those on a journey to parenthood, with the mission to break the silence around the fertility issues that more than 15 percent of South Africans face when it comes to building their families - and 1 in 6 globally.

Infertility Awareness Association of South Africa Fertility Show Africa House of Fertility

31/12/2022

As we draw closer to a fresh new year, we want to send our love and strength to everyone battling with infertility.

With so much love from all of us at IVFbabble xx

02/11/2022

Dr Louisa from Nigeria’s fertility charity LOVE Foundation is here to support all those struggling to conceive … on Dr Louisa highlights the 1 in 4 that experience fertility issues in Nigeria and how the LOVE Foundation is always here for you