A new ‘fast freezing’ method to preserve sperm could help couples using IVF to conceive, a new study has suggested.Researchers in Germany have suggested that freezing sperm quickly preserves more of its mobility than using the common method

of babies.In fact, they suggest mums who eat three or more serving of leafy vegetables every day in the months before conception have a 50% less chance of delivering a small baby.If you’re worried about what to eat when trying to conceive, check out our

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. “As with most women expecting multiples, her doctor wants her to stay off her feet as much as possible as she finishes her pregnancy.”Celine has previously spoken of her delight at conceiving twins after six IVF attempts to conceive baby number two

for fertility treatment involving donated eggs have risen sharply.This seems to have had a knock-on affect for those trying to conceive, with couples heading abroad for IVF treatment, where, in some countries, anonymous egg donation is still legal.The study says

to join sons Brooklyn, 12, Romeo, 8 and Cruz, 6, with husband, David.“Maybe one day another baby,” said Victoria. “But at this stage I think the chances of a girl are quite slim.” Perhaps a change of diet could help her conceive a baby girl?You never know