Actress Jordana Brewster Joins Clearblue® for Real Talk Around Trying to Conceive and Fertility with #Conceivinghood Campaign
Clearblue launches the term ‘Conceivinghood’ to address the emotional journey of pre-pregnancy. A survey revealed that 33% of couples initially thought conception would take under three months; however, nearly 16% struggled for an average of five months. The #Conceivinghood campaign aims to provide support with 40% of respondents saying more resources would help them. A virtual panel discussing these issues will occur on April 22, 2021, featuring notable speakers including Jordana Brewster. Clearblue is recognized as the world's leading brand in home pregnancy and fertility tests.
- Clearblue's #Conceivinghood campaign offers significant emotional support to couples trying to conceive.
- The campaign has seen a positive reception, with 40% of surveyed couples expressing a need for more resources.
- Clearblue is the world's No.1 brand in home pregnancy and fertility tests.
- One in six couples reported struggling with fertility issues, indicating a significant market need.
Motherhood. Womanhood. Fatherhood. Parenthood. There seems to be a name for every life journey, except one, ‘Conceivinghood’ — a new term and now a public conversation to acknowledge the pre-pregnancy phase. Clearblue is bringing attention to what can be a quiet yet, emotional time period among those on their conception journey in hopes to offer support, guidance and education.
Clearblue #Conceivinghood event information (Graphic: Business Wire)
Many people struggling to conceive want to feel hopeful and that they’re not alone. In a survey conducted by OnePoll for Clearblue,
“My Conceivinghood journey definitely took a toll on me,” said Jordana Brewster. “I saw a lot of ‘not pregnant’ multiple times. Through it all, it was the immense support from my family and friends that helped me stay positive. I know everyone’s story isn’t the same, but I hope those out there struggling find solace and hope through Clearblue’s #Conceivinghood campaign. That’s why I’m so honored to join Clearblue to shed light on an intimate topic that so many people keep private.”
The idea behind Conceivinghood was to create a community where those who are struggling to conceive can share their stories, feelings and pain in a safe and supportive environment while also getting help and, regaining hope from a community of people who resonate with the issues at hand. Since its inception in 2020, Clearblue’s #Conceivinghood campaign has provided support and guidance for those struggling on their Trying to Conceive (TTC) journey and has no plans of slowing down. Of those surveyed,
“I speak to people every day who are going through Conceivinghood, and it can be such an emotional and overwhelming time, said Dr. Jessica Shepherd, OB/GYN, and Clearblue Spokesperson. “Clearblue is bringing special attention to the #Conceivinghood journey and supporting couples who are going through it. I believe being vocal about your Conceivinghood story can not only be therapeutic, but can also help comfort others who may be going through similar TTC struggles.”
In honor of National Infertility Awareness Week (April 18-24), Clearblue is hosting a live, virtual panel event on April 22, 2021 at 11 a.m. EDT about the ups and downs of the Conceivinghood journey – in a safe and supportive environment. The event (click here to register) will feature a panel of influential voices engaging in an intimate discussion including:
- Jordana Brewster, actor, who has openly spoken about her struggles to conceive.
- Devon Still, NFL Legend, and his wife Asha Still, who have openly discussed their trying to conceive (TTC) struggles in their journey to expand their family
- Dr. Jessica Shepherd, OBGYN, MBA, FACOG and Chief Medical Officer of Verywell Health
- Kara Burnett Giugliano, Tik Tok influencer who went viral after sharing her Clearblue #Conceivinghood journey on the platform
- Moderated by: Dr. Fiona Clancy, R&D Senior Director at Swiss Precision Diagnostics Medical
More information can be found at Clearblue.com/conceivinghood, and those trying to conceive can join the #Conceivinghood conversation by sharing their own story. They can also register for Clearblue’s upcoming virtual panel event here: https://www.clearblueconceivinghoodevent.com/.
About Clearblue®
Clearblue® is the World’s No.1 selling brand in home pregnancy and fertility tests.2 Consumers trust the Clearblue brand because it delivers the accurate information they want. The Clearblue® product range is built on a strong foundation of peer-reviewed science and consumer understanding. Clearblue® is supported by over 30 years of expertise, quality, and innovation in consumer diagnostics. Clearblue® pregnancy, fertility and ovulation products are developed with leading healthcare experts and Clearblue® is the #1 OB-GYN Recommended ovulation brand.3 The Clearblue® family of products include the Clearblue® Fertility Monitor, Clearblue® Advanced Digital Ovulation Test, Clearblue® Connected Ovulation Test System, Clearblue® Digital Ovulation Test, Clearblue® Easy Ovulation Test, Clearblue® Digital Pregnancy Test, and Clearblue® Rapid Detection Pregnancy Test. For more information visit www.clearblue.com.
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1 According to a poll conducted in 2021 by OnePoll, in partnership with Clearblue
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