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Can a woman get pregnant without a man?

Yes, a woman can get pregnant without a man. Solo motherhood is becoming an increasingly popular choice among women who want a family on their own terms, and a growing number of same-sex couples are also having children using a sperm donor. In this article, we discuss the various options available to lesbian couples and women considering becoming a single mum by choice (SMBC).

Anne PetersenFeb 11, 2026

How Many Eggs Does A Woman Have?

Women are born with a finite number of eggs. At birth, the ovaries contain anywhere from one million to two million eggs. At the start of puberty, this has decreased to 300,000 to 400,000 eggs. By the age of 40, the average number of eggs remaining stands at 5,000 to 10,000. This article answers common questions about egg numbers, ovulation and age. We cover the number of eggs women have at different life stages, how many eggs are released per cycle and how age and lifestyle factors affect egg quality.

Julie Paulli BudtzFeb 10, 2026

Signs You Can’t Get Pregnant

The most definite symptom of infertility is the inability to get pregnant despite having regular, unprotected sex. Other signs include irregular or absent periods. Aspiring parents are often understandably concerned about infertility, particularly if they’ve been trying to conceive for some time. In fact, 1 in 7 couples may have difficulty conceiving. Recognising the signs of infertility can bring clarity to a confusing and challenging situation, and help you know what to do next.

Julie Paulli BudtzFeb 9, 2026

Can two women have a baby? All you need to know about lesbian pregnancy options

Yes, two women can have a baby. Thanks to modern fertility treatment, thousands of lesbian couples across Europe start families every year. With fertility treatment like IUI, IVF, and reciprocal IVF, same-sex couples can build a family that feels uniquely theirs. In this article, we’ll explore the most common lesbian pregnancy options and explain how each treatment works. You’ll also find answers to frequently asked questions like “Can two women have a biological child?”, “How much does it cost for two females to have a baby? and “How can a sperm bank help to fulfill the dream of starting a family”

Julie Paulli BudtzFeb 3, 2026

What are the IVF Success Rates?

The average IVF success rate is around 30–40% per cycle for people under 35, gradually decreasing to 15–30% for those aged 35–40. However, IVF success rates depend on several factors, including age, overall health and any underlying fertility challenges. If you want to start a family using IVF, this article covers everything you need to know.

Anne PetersenFeb 2, 2026

IUI success rate: What to expect?

The IUI success rate ranges from 3% to 20% depending on several factors, including age, sperm quality and lifestyle. There’s a lot to know about intrauterine insemination (IUI), donor sperm and success rates, and understanding the statistics and their implications can be challenging. We’re here to help demystify IUI and answer your questions.

Anne PetersenFeb 2, 2026