MUMS OVER 45 WANTED FOR TIMES MAGAZINE FEATURE
The Times Magazine, published on Saturday alongside the newspaper, would like to speak to any recent mothers who have had their babies aged 45 and over.
Posted 26 January 2010
FIRST TIME MUMS OVER 44 WANTED FOR ESSENTIALS MAGAZINE FEATURE
I'd like to get in touch with any mums who've had their first child in their mid-to-late 40s for a feature I'm writing called 'Age is just a number to us'.
It would involve an interview about why age really doesn't have to be an issue if you feel young at heart, and we would invite the lady to London for a makeover and photo shoot (travel expenses paid and date arranged around their availability).
Deadline Monday 1st February. (Interview and photoshoot will take place within the next month or so.)
Posted 26 January 2010
MUMS OVER 50 WANTED FOR BELLA FEATURE
We are hoping to run a positive feature on women who have become mums at the age of 50 or older and I wondered if you would be able to assist me in sourcing a case study?
The woman would have had to become a mother at the age of 50 or older, however it doesn't matter if she was a mother beforehand. It also doesn't matter whether the baby was conceived naturally or through treatments such as IVF or egg donation.
The woman will also need to be pictured and not have appeared in a woman's magazine before.
Deadline: 27 January 2010
Posted 26 January 2010
INTERVIEWEES WANTED FOR BOOK
I'm working on a book which tells the story of a woman who, at the age of 40, was told by a reproductive endocrinologist that, in addition to her very high FSH count, that she had no eggs and no chance of becoming pregnant.
To make a long story short, she gave birth - naturally - to a lovely girl just two years ago. Along the way, she discovered more than she bargained for about the fertility industry, primarily here in America, including how clinics run their business, how pharmaceutical companies run the clinics and how too many women and men serve as fodder for the overall profit-making machinations of the entire process.
I'm looking for other women, over 40, with a high FSH count, who have gotten pregnant naturally and given birth to healthy children.
If you would be happy to share your experience, please contact David Tabatsky: tabatsky@aol.com (http://www.tabatsky.com)
Posted 14 January 2010
HAVE YOU HAD YOUR FIRST BABY IN YOUR 20s OR 40s?
Pregnancy & birth magazine wants to speak to one woman in her early 20s and another in her 40s - both of whom are expecting or recently had their first babies. We want to invite you to a glam photo shoot in London on Dec 15th and interview you about your pregnancy and how your age has impacted on it. Perhaps in your early 20s you're the first in your group of friends to have a baby and are finding it hard. Maybe in your 40s you're worried about the health of your baby and complications at birth.
If you're interested in getting involved send your details and a bit about your pregnancy to Jessica at jessica.powell@bauermedia.co.uk with a photo. The shoot will be on 15 December, so confirmation needs to be before then.
Posted 1 December 2009
