Are children conceived through IVF baptized?

Whether a child conceived through IVF should be baptized depends on the beliefs of the parents and the church. Generally, most churches agree that any child born to Christian parents should be baptized, regardless of how the child was conceived. However, some churches may have specific rules or beliefs about IVF and the baptism of children conceived through this method.

For example, the Catholic Church believes that IVF is morally wrong and that any child conceived through IVF should not be baptized. On the other hand, some Protestant churches may not have specific rules about IVF but may require that the parents go through pre-baptismal counseling or classes before the child is baptized.

Ultimately, it is up to the parents and the church to decide if a child conceived through IVF should be baptized. If the parents and the church agree that the child should be baptized, then the child should be welcomed into the church and receive the sacrament of baptism.