Infographic showing the process of conception and when the fetus starts to develops in the uterus.

Family planning clinics provide support relating to reproduction, contraception and pregnancy and can be found throughout Australia.

If you're 35 years or older and trying for pregnancy, find out how to improve your chances of getting pregnant and when to see your doctor.

If you have a regular menstrual cycle, the most reliable sign of pregnancy is a missed period. Find out some other early signs that you are pregnant.

Family or domestic violence (DV) can begin or become worse during pregnancy – find out what to do if you or someone you know needs help.

Find out more about the different fertility tests and treatments available to you and your partner if you are struggling to have a baby.

The cervix is the neck of the womb that leads to the vagina. People with a short cervix have an above average risk of premature birth.

Your pelvis helps to carry your growing baby and is tailored for vaginal births. Learn more about the structure and function of the female pelvis.

Your cervix goes through many changes during pregnancy and childbirth. Find out about your cervix, what it does and why it's important.

Some people have a uterus with a different shape. If your uterus has a different shape, you may have difficulties becoming pregnant, recurrent miscarriages or premature birth.