Trying to Conceive In Your 30s - The Nutrition Guide | Episode 116

TW: This episode covers the topic of pregnancy loss. If this is not something you feel you should listen to today please skip this episode and listen to one of our previous episodes on Fertility Friendly Food! If you need support, please seek the advice of your GP or contact The Pink Elephant Support Network.

Did you know that in 2020, more than half of the first-time mums were in their 30s? This is a far cry from 15% before 1981, 23% in 1991, an even higher than just over 10 years ago in 2011, where 43% of first time mums were in their 30s. Factors like education, careers, finances, relationships, and housing markets (looking at you, Sydney!) contribute to this trend.

But, here's the kicker – our biology couldn't care less about all that.

As fertility rates gradually decline with age, it's crucial to understand fertility in your 30s. So, in today's episode, I dive into the top tips to prepare your body for pregnancy in your 30s. We're diving into stats, facts, modifiable factors, and of course,  some nutrition foundations to fuel your exciting baby-making journey.

Here’s what I mentioned in the episode:

• The Article from the Conversation
• Book your express prenatal supplement consult HERE and your Fertility Nutrition Intensive (includes your bespoke supplement plan) HERE.
• Alcohol & Fertility with Kaylee Slater APD | Episode 24
• Everyday Toxins & Fertility with Lucy Lines | Episode 34
• Exercise & Fertility with Courtenay Polock AEP | Episode 66
• Mental Health When Trying to Conceive with Tanami Sonter | Episode 67
• Does Stress Really Impact Fertility? with Robyn Birkin | Episode 99

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