Frequently Asked Questions

There can be symptoms that suggest pregnancy is a possibility. One of the first symptoms is a late or missed period. Some other signs may include nausea or morning sickness, tender or swollen breasts, fatigue or tiredness. 

The only way to know for sure if your girlfriend or partner is pregnant is through pregnancy test and/or ultrasound confirmation. 

Be there for her. The most important thing is to remember. you are in this together. She needs your support and you also need hers. 

Remember to continue to communicate how you are feeling and be honest with one another. Share your concerns and excitement. 

Reach out for support from family and friends or reach out to us! Getting support outside of each other can help lessen the burden that you may be feeling or ease the feeling that you may be alone. 

If your partner is indeed pregnant, it would be best to sit down and have a discussion about what path you will take with this pregnancy. You essentially have three options for addressing the pregnancy – raising the child, adoption or abortion. Discussing these options with your partner can be scary and overwhelming. Your personal values and/or hers may immediately rule out one or more options. It may be hard to come to an agreement and talking with an impartial person can help. We are available to help. We can help you work through the pros and cons, at no-charge.

We have a wide variety of things that we offer free of charge to help you in these moments. From pregnancy testing, to ultrasounds and parenting classes; helping you along this journey is our specialty! Listed below this section are all the ways that we can provide you and your girlfriend/partner help.