“An April 16 Time magazine article, “The Problem With America’s Twin Epidemic,” by Sarah Elizabeth Richards, had me nervously looking left and right for a raging epidemic of twins spawned by in vitro fertilization (IVF). Like a paired zombie horde, they would shamble across the nation, incurring unnecessary medical costs and slowly taking over…”
Read more »Here’s an ode to Pamela Druckerman and her wonderful book Bringing Up Bebe. Her stories inspired my French-parenting fantasy, unfolding here in Berkeley with my two-year-old twins. This was on Huffpo Parents yesterday.
Read more »C-sections are often hailed as unnecessary, agonizing and overused. On this topic, I can speak only for myself. That said, strange as it sounds, there were things I actually loved about my surgical birth. On The Huffington Post today.
Read more »K.K. Goldberg The Fertility Authority, an amazing online resource for all things fertility-related, recently featured my blog. Special thanks to Jennifer “Jay” Palumbo, who has a pretty awesome blog herself.
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It still startles me that people make babies with sex. Privately. Easily. Fast. Then there’s a birth, and no one looks back. For me, like many women, conception was an agonized, un-caffeinated blur of escalating medical procedures, followed by a pregnancy that seemed to last not the actual 36 weeks, but rather the whole 36 […]
Read more »This is about my odyssey of eating for three while carrying IVF twins. I’d been vegan for years, and it turns out it’s not easy to pack on this much heft. Originally on Babycenter.com.
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