April 14, 2026. Even though the desire to have a child is the same for everyone, there is more than one path to achieving that goal. While researching sperm donation, I came across terms like “adoption” and “foster care”…
April 9, 2026. When I look into sperm donation, I come across a lot of “stories from people who’ve gone through it.” Pregnancy announcements, birth reports, personal accounts of starting out as a single mother… But in reality…
I came across an article online titled “Results of Tokyo’s 2 Trillion Yen Support Program: Birth Rate Rises for the First Time in 9 Years.” I usually work on projects that help clarify the mindset and procedures for sperm donors in the context of sperm donation…
The Choice of Sperm Donation in "Families with Siblings" When the topic of sperm donation comes up, people often seem to have the impression that it’s about “a person who wants to have a child raising a child on their own”…
A news report stated that the number of births in 2025 (preliminary figures) was 705,809, marking the 10th consecutive year of decline and setting a new record low. According to the same demographic statistics (preliminary figures), the number of deaths was 16…
When trying to conceive through sperm donation, your experience can vary greatly not only based on the method you choose but also on “where you go.” How the test results are explained, how easy it is to make appointments, the atmosphere at the front desk, and the way the doctor speaks—these aspects of “medical care…”
While there’s plenty of information out there about trying to conceive, there’s surprisingly little about “life after giving birth.” I think that’s because pregnancy is often treated as the end goal. But in reality, childbirth is just the beginning—and life goes on from there, day after day. …
“What if my child gets sick in the future? What if a family medical history is needed? Will I be able to find out the donor’s information?” Whether you’re considering sperm donation (AID) or have already experienced pregnancy and childbirth…
When considering sperm donation, one concern that often lingers until the very end is “health information.” I know that testing for infectious diseases is important. But is that really enough to put my mind at ease? What about family history? What about his constitution? …
Recently, there was a news report stating that “clinical research on prenatal testing (NIPT) is being expanded to cover ‘all chromosomes.’” For those who are trying to conceive (or considering it) through sperm donation, this…
