It’s a question many of us women face. When is it okay to buy baby items? Should we prepare or wait? If we’re infertile, what should we do with the stuff we have?

This post filled me with goosebumps and awe of how much God cares about the details. I pray this gives clarity, courage, and strength to others today. (The author of this post wished to remain anonymous.)

I want to take some dedicated time to truly thank each infertile couples’ family and friends. Anyone that is connected to someone dealing with infertility can tell that it isn’t an easy trial to go through. But those family and friends that walk through it with the couple, they feel it and grieve it in their own way too.

You’ve been through a lot. The constant waiting and guessing each month are wearing you thin. You don’t know when the testing, questions, and options will end. It’s time to switch things up. Let’s add a little zest to life again. Let’s plan something for you, your spouse, and the Lord to do that will refresh your spirit and marriage.

You’ve received the invitation. Now you’re torn. Do you go or stay home? If you’re answer is yes, let me help you conquer that shower!

It can be tricky to find a balance with others when we crave a baby of our own. Find out how to invest in others while taking care of yourself.

Did you know that approximately 30% of all infertility cases are due to male infertility? 30% are women and 30% is due to both of them. So, really when it comes down to it, it’s about 50/50. That can cause some serious tension in a marriage.

One of the biggest challenges and yet greatest blessings can be welcoming a newborn into this world. Your heart aches as you long for a child yourself. You want to hold it, feel the delicate, warm, little body pressed against your chest and snuggled in your arms. Yet, every part of you is desperately trying not to break down and sob on this beautiful newborn life.