Kleine Wunder - Kinderwunschpraxis Christopher Ebert

Christopher and Paul Ebert, father and son, run the fertility practice Kleine Wunder together in the Am Stadtholz district of Bielefeld. Both are specialists with a focus on reproductive medicine and opened the practice with the aim of bringing medical expertise and personal continuity together under one roof. Patients treated here have the same physician at their side throughout. The range of services includes IVF, ICSI, intrauterine insemination, hormone therapy, treatment with sperm donation, and cryopreservation of eggs, sperm, and embryos. The latter also includes elective egg freezing when women want to preserve their fertility independent of an immediate wish for a child. According to the practice, its lab has chip-controlled safety systems and experienced embryologists. The practice is registered in the German IVF Registry (Deutsches IVF-Register, D.I.R.) as well as in the German Insemination Registry (Deutsches Register Insemination). Kleine Wunder explicitly welcomes all family forms: heterosexual couples, same-sex couples of women, and single women who want to become mothers without a partner. For couples of women and solo mothers, the practice cooperates with sperm banks and supports the entire process from counseling through treatment. The practice is located in the Seidensticker building and covers around 530 square meters (5,700 sq ft). Appointments can be booked online around the clock. In 2025, the practice was presented regionally through the city magazine “Mein Bielefelder” and the “Neue Westfälische.” All 13 Google reviews give five stars.