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Carmel resident pens children’s book addressing IVF

Tess Kossow wanted to share her son’s journey with others. Her 2-year-old son, Ferris, was conceived through in vitro fertilization. “There are no IVF books written from a child’s perspective, so I went ahead and created the book series,” said Kossow, who recently moved to Carmel from Chicag

Miscarriage & Baby Loss – Big Books For Little Hands

This post is much longer than any other I’ve written so far, so please excuse the length of it. This is a topic that is very close to my heart. I’ve been working on this for over a year. It was one of the first topics I wanted to write about since starting BBLH.

IHR Institute for Human Reproduction – Chicago author writes Children’s book about IVF

I could write a children’s picture book that helped tell a story with a different answer to the often-dreaded question, “where do babies come from,” since the answer is no longer a one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t matter if you are single, married, gay, straight, divorced, or with a partner.

7 Amazing Things Moms Did in 2019

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‘I know it feels like a nightmare’. To every woman facing infertility in this pandemic.

IVF COVID-19: Covid-19 is a heartbreaking time for women and men who were about to start fertility treatment. Many were told that they needed to stop.

Infertility Warrior: Tess

Today on the blog I want to introduce you our infertility warrior Tess. Tess is a mom of a beautiful little boy Ferris, and pregnancy loss survivor. She is also a author of a children’s called “I’m very Ferris.” that gently explains the IVF process through a child’s point of view.