This special celebration was established by the reproductive physicians of the Genesis-Dnipro clinic and has been held annually on the first Sunday of April for 15 years. It is dedicated to the most eagerly awaited and beloved children—those who were born thanks to assisted reproductive technologies (
The orchid was chosen as the symbol of the celebration—and not by chance. It is the only flower whose propagation also involves assisted reproductive technologies. Just as with in vitro conception, growing an orchid requires care, precision, knowledge, and love. This delicate, fragile flower has become a symbol of hope, faith, and triumph over the difficulties on the path to the greatest miracle of all—the birth of new life.
The orchid was chosen as the symbol of the celebration—and not by chance. It is the only flower whose propagation also involves assisted reproductive technologies. Just as with in vitro conception, growing an orchid requires care, precision, knowledge, and love. This delicate, fragile flower has become a symbol of hope, faith, and triumph over the difficulties on the path to the greatest miracle of all—the birth of new life.
