Dr. Taylor Wallace: Here’s Why Choline is Critical For Pregnant & Nursing Moms

For couples trying to conceive, it’s just as important that men do what they can to optimize their fertility. We spoke with Dr. Darren Bryk, andrology/male infertility fellow at the University of Virginia, for his top three reasons to swap the multivitamin for a men’s prenatal.

Experts recommend a handful of fertility-boosting tips, and minimizing environmental toxins is invariably on the list. Get started with these five easy swaps for a fertility-friendly home environment.

Fun fact – chemical-based preferences that steer women toward specific men appear to play out between the human egg and sperm, with the egg “choosing” which sperm will be the lucky winner in the race to fertilization. Spoiler – the higher quality the sperm, the better the odds of a successful journey and conception.

It’s resolution-making time, and a lot of folks have babies on the brain. We got you! We double checked with the experts for the best ways to support and promote fertility for the very best chances of a healthy conception, pregnancy, and bouncing baby.

For couples hoping to conceive, a man’s health is just as important as a woman’s. But can (and should) men take women’s prenatal vitamins? Nope, and here’s why.

Special thanks to Becca, a fertility dietitian at Little Life Nutrition, for today's post! Becca is passionate about helping moms and dads-to-be uncover the root cause of fertility challenges, using nutrition, lifestyle, and functional lab testing to optimize her clients' chance of getting pregnant — a true "no-stone-left-unturned" approach. Here, she shares five ways to boost fertility naturally.