Jack’s favorite veggie is broccoli. I thought this was surprising, but his pediatrician says it is the number one choice of babies/toddlers in terms of vegetables.
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October 18, 2006
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Infertility Resources
- The Blog List
Extensive list of blogs on the pursuit of parenthood. - IVF Connections
Message boards and other resources for those pursuing IVF. Registration required for board access. - Ovusoft Community
From the author of Take Charge of Your Fertility, here's the web site. Cool software for cycle charting, if you still do that. Also features cycle galleries where people have uploaded their charts. There are also extensive message boards including several that focus on infertility topics. - CDC ART Success Rates
Here are the offical success rate numbers for Assisted Reproduction Technology, compiled by the U.S. Center for Disease Control for 2003 (the most recent year available from the feds). - CDC Listing of Fertility Clinics by State
And here's the CDC's listing of fertility clinics by state. If you click on a clinic you can see its individual success rates. - Search Clinics by Zip Code
This site from the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology lets you search for clinics within a certain radius of your zip code. And, when you click on a clinic, it gives you the links to the clinic's own URL and its success rates. - High FSH Support Forum
A forum for those with high FSH. - PubMed
For the scientifically minded, this search engine will give you summaries of research papers if you plug in the right search terms. (e.g. embryo fragmentation motility human sperm) These summaries and papers are written by scientists for scientists, so are not always easy for the lay person to decipher. But you can often get the gist of it.
Exclusive pumping
- My best tips for exclusively pumping (if you can't breastfeed).
A bunch of tips culled from my 10 months of exclusively pumping to feed my first baby. - Magical things in my breast pump bag
The pump is a given, but here are some other essentials for the exclusive pumping mom (or just a pump mom) - kellymom's Exclusive Pumping articles list
Links to a whole bunch of articles on the topic - a little pregnant: Here's to the ladies who pump
Julie's tips - PumpMoms : A group for Pumping Moms
Very active Yahoo group with 300+ members
Prenatal testing
- Prenatal Testing: Screening Tests vs. Diagnostic Tests
What's the difference between Amniocentesis, Chorionic villus sampling (CVS), AFP, and first trimester screening tests? - Stirrup Queens and Sperm Palace Jesters: Prenatal Screening and Diagnostic Tests
Another article that covers the differences between the tests and screening methods (amnio, CVS, AFP and the first trimester screening) - A Heartbreaking Choice
A resource for parents who are faced with a bad diagnosis and decide to terminate a much-wanted pregnancy.
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