Fertility problems affect about 1 in 7 couples in the UK. More than one third of those are “unexplained” i.e. doctors can’t find a specific cause.

Miscarriages are more common than many people realise, sadly.  It’s about 1 in 7 for woman, who actually know they’re pregnant.

About 1 in 40 babies born suffers some birth defect.

The number of people choosing Assisted Reproductive Techniques (ART) e.g. IVF has increased.  Success rates vary.

A 2010 report shows a rate of only 33.4% pregnancy (not necessarily live birth) achieved by all ages for women having IVF using their own fresh (not frozen) eggs.

I’m not telling you this to be Debbie Downer.

I’m telling because I know, that if you follow my guidance, you will be in much better shape to get pregnant, stay pregnant and birth a healthy baby. And I’m passionate about that.

I can’t guarantee you a baby, though. No-one can. Not even the fanciest, most expensive conventional fertility clinics. Fact.

By taking control of your health and lifestyle, it’s possible to HUGELY improve chances of falling pregnant. AND a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.

Whether you’re planning to fall pregnant naturally or use a method like IVF.

That’s where Pre-conception Care Programmes like mine can help.

Preconception care is the foundation of any path to parenthood .

Yet sometimes it’s skimped on.  Because some people think skimping saves them time and money. Or it can be the last resort when conventional treatments fail.

I say make it the first step and it may even save you time, money and heartache.

There’s so much that you can do to improve your own natural fertility: even

Foresight (The Association for the Promotion of Pre-conceptual Care) pioneered Pre-conception Care and Natural Fertility methods in the UK and across the world.

I’m a trained and recognised practitioner. In fact, many world experts in natural fertility were trained by Foresight.

In 2010 they analysed their own cases from 2002-2009.  Couples completing the full programme achieved a success rate of 81.9%; in couples completing part of the programme, the success rate was 63.7% .

And these weren’t “average” couples trying for babies for the first time: many came to Foresight after miscarriage, years of trying, diagnoses of conditions, previous birth defects and unsuccessful fertility treatment.