Growing 🌱
For the woman hoping, tracking, testing, waiting, and trying.
Some seasons begin with a plan. Others begin with a little hope, a question, or two lines on a test. However your journey begins, you don't have to walk through it alone.
🌱 For the season of trying, hoping, and growing
Growing is your space for fertility, TTC, the two-week wait, pregnancy testing, and the many emotions that can come with trying to create new life.
Whether you're just beginning, counting days, watching for a line, or walking a longer road to parenthood, you have a place here.
🌱 Fertility & Ovulation
Learn your cycle, follow your fertile days, and better understand what your body may be telling you.
⏳ The Two-Week Wait
The days between ovulation and your pregnancy test can feel incredibly long. Keep track of what you're noticing without letting every symptom define the story.
💕 When You're Watching the Test
From the first test to the moment you finally know, give yourself a place to document the journey.
🤍 When the Journey Takes Longer
Not every path to motherhood looks the way we imagined. If you've been trying longer than expected, you're still deserving of support, information, and a place to be heard.
🌿 Surrogacy Journey
Every path to growing a family can look different. Explore the existing Surrogacy Journey as its own experience within Growing.
💕 Intimacy & TTC
Connection, intimacy, and trying to conceive can bring their own emotions and questions.
🌸 Growing Together
Sometimes you need information. Sometimes you just need another woman who understands.
From The Greenhouse 🌿
Gentle reading while you wait
Understanding Your Fertile Window When You Are Trying to Conceive
The fertile window is shorter than most people think, and your body signals it clearly once you know the signs.
Understanding Your Luteal Phase and Why It Matters
The quiet half of your cycle does a great deal of work. Learning its shape explains so much about how you feel.
How to Track Your Cycle When It Is Irregular
An irregular cycle is not an untrackable cycle. Here is how to find your own rhythm when the calendar refuses to cooperate.
Journaling Through the Two Week Wait
Fourteen days can feel longer than a season. Writing gives the waiting somewhere to go.