Barbados Fertility Centre is a progressive and impartial innovative fertility clinic, our caring and supportive staff are committed to offering all our patients the best chance of having a baby regardless of their marital status or sexual orientation.

We watched the news and were glued to the reports coming out of the islands. When the chips are down you see Caribbean people come together – we become one and this was no exception.

This week is National Infertility Awareness Week and we encourage our patients to ask questions. Here are some questions that should be answered by your Embryologist and clinic when going through IVF.

Making the first call about your fertility issues can be daunting. You may even have put off this phone call for as long as possible

September marks PCOS Awareness Month so Dr. Juliet Skinner, Medical Director at Barbados Fertility Centre explains how we can manage your symptoms and how we can treat them to enhance your fertility.

Secondary infertility is defined when a woman fails to become pregnant, or to carry a pregnancy to term, following the birth of one or more biological children. The birth of the first child did not involve any assisted reproductive technologies or fertility medications.

PASSION. When you read, hear or say the word what comes to mind? Do you think of love, sex, food, coffee, work, or even a hobby?

I was asked one day if I enjoy my job, my instant response was “Definitely!” I get to help create families, which for me has to be the best job ever.

Father’s Day is here again and June is Men’s Health Month, so I want to share my knowledge about male infertility and help you to not only cope with it but also fight it!

My grandmother always used to say if she could make it past June she could make it through the year. The older I get the more I understand statements like this.

I have been doing Infertility Counselling with patients of the Barbados Fertility Centre (BFC) for the past 10 years. In that time, I have worked with thousands of individuals and couples who have shared their struggles with me.

It’s that time of year again when it feels like the whole nation is off with their family to celebrate Mother’s Day, but for some women, whose only wish is to be a Mother, it is a very painful and difficult day to get through. Infertility is not only a medical condition, but also an incredibly emotional journey that can consume decades of a woman’s life. I wanted to...