Kinderwunsch am Schlossplatz

In the middle of Stuttgart, on Friedrichstraße near the Schlossplatz, a reproductive medicine practice has established itself that deliberately takes a different approach to fertility treatment. Kinderwunsch am Schlossplatz is open not only to heterosexual couples but explicitly also to same-sex couples, solo mothers, and women over 40 who want to fulfill their wish to have a child. The range of treatment covers the full spectrum of modern assisted reproduction: insemination, IVF, ICSI, and sperm donation. For women who want to keep their family planning options open in terms of timing, the practice also offers elective egg freezing. In the lab, the EmbryoScope is used, a time-lapse microscope that continuously documents embryo development without removing the embryos from the controlled environment. This is complemented by the RI-Witness system, which systematically rules out mix-ups of biological samples in the lab. In reviews, patients repeatedly report short waiting times, well-structured processes, and an atmosphere in which questions are welcome. Dr. Peuten is mentioned by name several times for a calm, patient style of conversation. According to patient accounts, anyone who has a fear of needles will find a team that responds to it rather than overlooking it. At the practice, decisions are made together with patients: options, chances, and next steps are explained openly before a path is chosen. Appointments are available Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., and questions can also be asked via WhatsApp. Regular free information evenings give interested people the opportunity to get a first overview without obligation.