Mother May I?
Arden, Devon Haynes KellettA welcoming place on the internet to learn about the experiences of baby-making – the challenges people face, the methods they tried, what worked... and what didn't. For aspiring parents of all kinds, AND the people who love them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | babymaking.substack.com |
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The "Best of" Mother May I
Because lots of new subscribers have joined us in the last month, I thought now would be as good a time as any to highlight the top posts you may have missed in the last six months!
What they didn't teach us about fertility in sex ed
Did you know that by age 30, a heterosexual couple with no fertility challenges only has a 20% chance of conception each month? And that’s even when intercourse is perfectly timed with ovulation!
Navigating Fertility Treatments while Running my own Business
This post is sponsored by The Society of Working Moms – an inspiring online community for those going through the ups and downs of motherhood while also seeking fulfillment from their careers. As a member myself (even “just” as a mom-to-be)...
Are we ready to start taking women's pain seriously?
You may have seen The New York Times headline going around a few weeks ago about health officials urging doctors to address IUD insertion pain.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Hi there! I am a writer, content creator, and solopreneur who spends my time working in inclusive finance, talking about fertility, and incorporating fun whenever possible. Currently going through IVF and talking about it on Mother May I.
Devon is a professional communicator who lives in Washington, DC with her wife and their two cats. She is a women’s soccer fan (Go Spirit!), amateur gardener, and donut appreciator.
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