The pill: love it or hate it, it's something most women have experience with. In fact, about 90% of women in the UK taking contraception choose the pill as their form of birth control. But of course, you're probably here because you are (or are thinking about) having a baby. So once you've decided you're ready to TTC–can you just stop the pill and get right to it?

Just as there are a lot of misleading and fear-mongering myths about infertility, there is a lot of misinformation on the topic of fertility and conception too, and we want to make sure you have the facts. So today, we're bringing you 7 things you might not know about fertility and trying to conceive — all about your fertility, ovulation, and health and how it all actually impacts your path towards a healthy pregnancy and beyond…

It's official! You’ve probably heard by now that Kensington Palace has confirmed Meghan, Duchess of Sussex is expecting a royal baby in the Spring. The 37-year-old is absolutely glowing, and it got us thinking about conception and pregnancy after age 35. Here's how you can plan for pregnancy in your mid-30s and beyond.