In typical situations, a couple deciding to start a family will go the usual route of allowing the woman in the relationship to become pregnant. Nine months later, a baby is born, and the new family starts a new phase of life together. Unfortunately, not every couple can have the option of taking the traditional…
While deciding to start a family is, for many couples, a simple decision to allow a spouse to become pregnant and commit more finances to future child upkeep, this option isn’t available for many others. Some couples have health considerations that may endanger both the woman and unborn child should a pregnancy be attempted. Others…
People who decide to start a family through traditional childbirth have certain choices “locked in” that they can’t really do anything about. The gender of the baby and whatever hereditary conditions the child may inherit are all part of a genetic “roll of the dice” that parents must accept. In exchange, however, traditional pregnancies are…
It’s natural for people who come together to decide to take the next step in a relationship and start a family. However, for some couples, having a child is an incredibly challenging prospect. Some women may have illnesses, such as a heart condition, that put themselves and a baby at risk during pregnancy. Others may…
