Alot Health Team

Surrogacy has been around a long time, and was usually a private affair. In the earliest times of the practice, a woman’s sister or close friend would be approached with the proposition to aid in a couple’s quest to have children. Today, traditional surrogacy has a different twist.

If you’re battling infertility, there is another fertility boosting option available, and it isn’t new or high-tech. In fact, it’s ancient and has been striving to help couples conceive for centuries.

Aside from being stressful and disappointing, infertility can also be incredibly expensive. Fortunately, today there are numerous options for couples who are battling with infertility.

Struggling to conceive can put a lot of stress on a couple. Add to that the considerable costs of infertility treatments and life can suddenly have you walking around on pins and needles. Fortunately, there are several natural options that can help you to conceive.

While not as effectively “guaranteed” as more clinical infertility options, making adjustments to your diet can work wonders towards maximizing your body’s baby-making potential.

If you’re a parent considering the option of the more traditional home birthing experience, it pays off to carefully evaluate the pros and cons of your decision.

If you aren’t sure whether breastfeeding is best for you and your baby, here are a few situations where you are better off with a bottle.

No matter how you choose to manage your family, it’s important to keep an open dialogue and maintain a level of equality. Here’s a look at how to divide up parental and domestic responsibilities.

Although lamaze is often known for being a funny scene on tv, it is a viable option for a birthing class that focuses on the mother's health physically, mentally, and emotionally. Here’s a look at how lamaze started and what it involves.