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Donor-egg IVF has the highest success rate of any fertility treatment, and is becoming an increasingly common way for families to grow. Read on for some important stats we think you should know.

IVF with donor eggs has a much higher success rate than IVF with a patients' own eggs. We're breaking down everything you need to know.

There are a few options for building your family as a single dad by choice. We're here to share advice and resources to help you on your path to parenthood.

For LGBTQ+ individuals and families, what once seemed to be impossible, is now possible. Read on for a non-comprehensive and ever-changing guide of information and resources for families looking to start families. 

We're answering five common questions about becoming a parent through egg donation.

Cofertility wants to help you bring your baby home, and we’ll re-match you for free until that happens. Read on to learn more about our baby guarantee.

If you are experiencing secondary infertility, and want to learn and understand more about it and how egg donation may work in this situation, read on. 

Just a few years ago, egg donation was mostly done anonymously. We're walking you through how to move forward if you regret using anonymous donor eggs.

Disclosing to your child that they were born via egg donation may make you anxious or nervous. We're here to review the research that shows the importance of openness and honesty in telling children their conception story and telling it early. 

When you’re considering building your family through egg donation, one one big question is whether the donor will be known to you and your family. Here, we review the difference between undisclosed and anonymous donations.

If you are using donor eggs to build your family – you may be unsure of what type of relationship, if any, you would like to have with your egg donor. Read on to find out why anonymity is not in your child’s best interest.

If you are Jewish and beginning the egg donor process, you may be wondering whether it’s important that your egg donor is Jewish as well. We asked Rabbi Julie Bressler to weigh in, read on to learn more!