After Two Failed Attempts With a Regular Syringe, She Tried Mosie

In general, I had been researching different methods to try as a lesbian for at home inseminations. I remember seeing a few videos on YouTube for couples who tried Mosie Baby, and I knew some friends who mentioned they wanted to try Mosie Baby. So after two failed attempts with a regular syringe, I decided to get Mosie because of the syringe shape and the fact that you could place it right against the cervix. I felt like I would be maximizing my chances. I didn’t want to be trying the same methods as before and still failing. So I got the Mosie Baby and I was so excited. I ended up ovulating late this month, but when I got the green light, I met my donor with the collection cup. The donor lived about 5-6 mins away so the collection cup with the lid was perfect for transportation. And I used Mosie Baby. This was my first success and my very first pregnancy ever. I will be using it again in the future.

Another success story on May 23, 2024: This is our 2nd time using Mosie Baby. We still had 1 syringe left in our kit so when it was time to try for baby number 2, Mosie baby was the only option we wanted and here we are again, a Lesbian 2 parent family expecting baby number 2 with using Mosie Baby!

- S from Georgia

S, Congratulations on your success with Mosie! Hearing your experience of trying with other syringes and then deciding to give Mosie a try and knowing it worked has induced a few smiles here at Mosie HQ! More importantly, thanks for taking the time to share your experience with the community. It’s a big deal that will no doubt help others considering various options for insemination. We wish you a smooth and healthy term and new addition! - Marc + Mo

All success stories featured here are from authentic Mosie Families! Individual results may vary. The Mosie Baby Kit does not claim to diagnose or treat diseases and is not intended to treat infertility. Consult your doctor if timed intercourse is not working, or if using the Mosie Baby Kit does not successfully result in a pregnancy within six months of trying.