Even very young babies have complex social judgments. “Be aware how you behave around babies, because they are looking.”
Some Orthodox Jewish fertility specialists argue that Jewish law prevents IVF mix-ups from happening.
“When someone’s looking for an egg donor, they’re trying to find their tribe.”
“As 20- and 30-somethings, we thought we had many years to make the decision; we went skiing, we traveled, we went to parties, we felt very young.”
The podcast talking sperm, vaginas and baby-making.
What do you get the Jew who has everything? A present they probably don’t need but will at least make ‘em smile.
With eight presents every night, my toddler may not know the meaning of Hanukkah, but this would be the Best. Holiday. Ever.
I don’t need Pregnancy and Infant Awareness Loss Month to remember infertility.
1 of 4 pregnancies end in loss. Here’s what to say — and what not to say — to someone going through this.
For the decades since I left Orthodoxy, I edited myself, not mentioning to my family what I did “on Saturday” or that steakhouse I ate in.