Yes Baby
Yes Baby
An advanced approach for couples trying to conceive. The world's first and only certified organic fertility friendly lubricant system.
What is a fertility friendly Lubricant System?
A fertility friendly lubricant system enables couples trying to conceive to manage vaginal pH through an ovulation cycle. Elevating pH to match semen (sperm friendly) at the most fertile period and then bringing vaginal pH back to its typical levels to protect from Bacterial Vaginosis and other potential infections.
What is in a fertility friendly Lubricant System?
- Sperm friendly lubricant for use at the most fertile period.
- Vagina friendly lubricant for use after the most fertile period to restore vaginal pH.
- Ovulation tests to determine the most fertile period
- Detailed instructions
Yes® Baby Includes:
- Twin pack
- 7 sperm-friendly applicators
- 3 vagina-friendly applicators
- 5 ovulation tests and detailed instructions
How does Yes Baby differ from other products?
Yes Baby
twin pack
INCLUDES: 7 sperm-friendly applicators, 3 vagina-friendly applicators, 5 ovulation tests and detailed instructions.
Fertility Friendly Lubricants
(Pre-Seed, Conceive Plus, Zestica)
• A 2-pack conception friendly lubricant system. Holistic view of vaginal pH management
• Guaranteed pure & natural through Soil Association Organic Certification
• Addresses both sperm longevity and vaginal health, with ovulation sticks to enable self management*
• A 1 pack, high pH sperm/fertility friendly lubricant. Ignores vaginal pH considerations. Sperm pH centric
• No purity or natural guarantees, all contain synthetic chemicals and Methylparaben as a preservative
• Only sperm longevity addressed, no pH reduction, leaves vaginal pH high increasing risk of infection*
*Infections such as Bacterial vaginosis and thrush are more likely when the protective vaginal pH is elevated. Bacterial vaginosis is known to be a risk factor in early miscarriage.
Ref: Relationship of Vaginal Bacteria and Inflammation With Conception and Early Pregnancy Loss Following In-Vitro Fertilization - Click here to view the study summary.
Linda O. Eckert, Donald E. Moore, Dorothy L. Patton, Kathy J. Agnew, and David A. Eschenbach. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Washington, Harborview Medical Center, 325 9th Ave, Box 359865, Seattle, Seattle, WA, 98104, USA.