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Choosing Solo Motherhood

You always imagined becoming a mother.

You may not have imagined doing it this way. Perhaps you have.

For some women, solo motherhood is a path they begin to consider when life hasn't unfolded quite as expected. For others, it is a deliberate first choice.

Whatever brought you here, this private program gives you a structured space to explore the questions that matter — before you decide what comes next.

Family doesn't have to look the way you once imagined it to still feel entirely yours.

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There is more than one way to build a family

A big decision deserves a wide perspective.

Choosing to become a mother on your own can involve much more than selecting a donor. It can bring questions about fertility, timing, finances, family, relationships, practical support, legal considerations and the life you want to create — for you and for your future child.

This program is designed to help you think through the different aspects of the decision, so you can move forward with clarity, confidence and a plan that feels right for you.

Some of the questions you may be considering

Before you choose the donor, choose the life.

What would choosing solo motherhood actually mean for the life you want to build?

Why do I want a child?

Am I choosing this because I genuinely want it, or because I feel time is forcing the decision?

What would I be giving up — and what wouldn't I be giving up?

Do I still hope to meet a partner? What happens if I do?

Who is actually going to help me with a newborn at 3 a.m.?

What does my financial position look like if I'm the only income?

Who makes decisions if something happens to me?

What will I tell my family?

How will I talk to my future child about their conception?

Known donor, identifiable donor or anonymous donor — what do those choices mean?

Donor sperm or donor egg as well? Embryo donation?

IUI or IVF — which medical questions do I need to take to a fertility specialist?

The program

Six private conversations. Your decision, your pace.

A structured, individual program to help you explore, understand and plan — before you decide what comes next.

01Why motherhood? Why now?

Explore your motivations, your timeline and what motherhood means to you.

02Fertility & your options

Understand your fertility information, treatment paths and how to prepare for specialist conversations.

03The life around the decision

Look at your support network, finances, work, practicalities and the shape of daily life.

04Donor conception

Understand donor options and the questions to consider before choosing a path.

05The child, the family & the future

Consider how to talk to your child, your family and others, and how this decision may fit your future life.

06Your decision

Bring everything together and create your personal next-steps and preparation roadmap.

What you receive

  • Six private 50-minute sessions with Karina
  • Your Solo Motherhood Workbook with exercises and reflection guides
  • Fertility appointment preparation questions
  • Donor-conception question guide
  • Your practical support map
  • Your decision and preparation roadmap

A personal perspective

A decision this important deserves informed support.

Choosing solo motherhood can bring many questions — medical, practical, emotional and personal. I created this program to give you a structured, supportive space to explore what this path could mean for you, understand the information in front of you and prepare the questions that matter before you decide what comes next.

With a background in healthcare and years of experience navigating women’s health, I bring a practical and balanced perspective to help you feel more prepared, confident and in control of your next steps.

Karina Marin Semen

“Better information for a more confident you.”

Karina

Educational medical input

Medical perspective informing the educational content.

Medical input was used during the development of the program to help inform its general reproductive-health and fertility education. It is general education only and it is not medical advice.

Your fertility specialist and medical team remain responsible for all medical advice, treatment and decisions.

The complete program

Choosing
Solo Motherhood

Six phases of navigation throughout your journey, with continuity and support between them.

USD 1,650

A more understanding.

A more informed you.

A more hopeful tomorrow.

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A different path. Still a family.

There isn't one way to become a mother. There is your way.

Choosing Solo Motherhood is an educational and decision-navigation program. It does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, personalised medical, psychological or legal advice and is not a substitute for consultation with your own qualified professionals.