This book is for you if… You’ve been navigating life after infertility and feel lost in the transition but are ready to rediscover your purpose and create a fulfilling life.

Being Childless Not by Choice is a deeply personal and often invisible experience. This empowering book is designed to help you take daily, intentional steps toward building a meaningful life beyond childlessness.

Mother’s Day can be a difficult time for childless not by choice. In this special meditation session, I invite you to come and treat yourself with kindness (mothering).

A beautiful 25mm enamel badge, with a hidden message of support to lie close to your heart, and a backing card you can keep in your phone case or purse to remind you World Childless Week is here for you through the year.

AMBASSADORS BLOG by Anne Altamore

I have a love-hate relationship with the merry month of May. Here in Australia, the autumn leaves are littering the street, and the days are getting shorter, a sure sign that winter is not far away. It is also Mother’s Day and the month I was pregnant oh so many years ago.

FOUNDERS BLOG by Stephanie Joy Phillips

Ever heard the phase “A reason, a season, a lifetime”. When we find friends within the childless community they can become buoys keeping us afloat in turbulent seas. We connect through our shared grief and the dark emotions.

Have you completed fertility treatment without having a child? You are invited to participate in a research study through Northwestern University.

AMBASSADORS BLOG by Jody Day

One of the most anxiety-provoking aspects of ageing without children can be worrying about who will be there for us when we’re old, and potentially vulnerable. Whenever I bring this up with childless people, it seems this anxiety is never far from the surface.

FOUNDERS BLOG by Stephanie Joy Phillips

A short time ago I did a meditation with Bindi Shah where she explored boundaries and the complications, but also the release, setting them in place can cause. In our pre-meditation chat I mentioned how I love boundaries, and I do, but that doesn’t mean they are always easy to put in place.

PEOPLE’S CHAMPION BLOG by Jay Parmar

’73 – I was born. Seven, three – 7th March 2006 – the day I met Bindi. Coincidence? Fate? Universal admin team working overtime? I mean… come on! She was born one day before me. That’s not just close. That’s crazy close!