CUPCAKES EVERYWHERE: ONE SWEET TALE OF OVERCOMING INFERTILITY (HARDCOVER BOOK)
$20.00
What happens when everyone else in your life easily achieves something that is always out of reach for you?
In this whimsical reflection on the struggles of infertility, a pair of would-be parents makes it their mission to have their very own cupcake in a world where it comes easily to everyone except them.
This empowering book written by an infertility mom provides an honest and encouraging way to talk with kids about building a family when things don't go as planned.
Lovingly straightforward and relatable, this book is a much-needed celebratory tale for any family that has overcome infertility.
What happens when everyone else in your life easily achieves something that is always out of reach for you?
In this whimsical reflection on the struggles of infertility, a pair of would-be parents makes it their mission to bake their very own cupcake in a world where it comes effortlessly to everyone — except them.
This empowering book written by a former infertility mom provides an honest and encouraging way to talk with kids about building a family when things don’t go as planned.
Lovingly straightforward and relatable, this book is a much-needed celebratory tale for any family that has overcome infertility.
What Readers Say
This book has been written at a critical juncture. It is a wonderful contribution to our field, allowing young children to understand conception in its various forms, normalizing the technology and subsequently, benefiting us all in society.
Dr. Brian KaplanReproductive Endocrinologist at Fertility Centers of Illinois
This is so incredibly original. Is it weird that I got teary when reading it? I think it brought me right back to those days of seeing babies everywhere and the insensitive stuff everyone would say. This reflected my experience 100%.
Casey F.Infertility Mom
I just reread your book… It’s freaking amazing. I can’t wait to give it to so many people.
Loretta V. IVF mom-to-be
This definitely brought up emotions! My kids and I talk about the special doctor I went to to help me have them. The cupcake/special bakery might make more sense and better facilitate those conversations.. It's lighthearted but not flippant to their struggles and I think that's what's important..
