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Without taking a blood test, getting ultrasound imaging, or using a home ovulation predictor kit (OPK), it’s almost impossible to know precisely when you’re ovulating. However, there are many steps you can take to get familiar with your menstrual cycle and accurately predict when you will be ovulating. We want to be very clear about […]
Only you know when you’re ready to try for a pregnancy, but there are a range of things you can do to improve your chances of conceiving a healthy, full-term baby. Here’s 7 preconception tips to start you on the path to parenthood! 7 Ways to Improve Your Chances of Getting Pregnant 1) Prepare Your […]
Unless you’re already clear you aren’t ovulating regularly, you’ll start off with a few recommendations for fertility apps, ovulation prediction kits, and lifestyle tips to help you and your partner conceive Why Aren’t I Ovulating (Regularly or Ever?) One of the first things any woman (couple) should do before trying to conceive (TTC) is schedule […]
Are you ready to start “trying”? It’s such a liberating feeling to get off the hormonal contraceptives, ditch the condoms and spermicides, and finally have sex with the intention of getting pregnant, isn’t it? These 10 Tips can help to boost your odds so you can see that positive pregnancy test sooner, rather than later. […]
Mixed messages about timing intercourse with ovulation have led many couples astray in their efforts to conceive. In fact, waiting to have sex until you ovulate can actually harm your chances. Here’s why: sperm can live in a woman’s body for as long as five days. The more sperm that have access to the egg […]
Remember learning about the birds-and-the-bees? It seemed so simple. That story made it sound like whenever you wanted to get pregnant – you have intercourse – and voila! A baby would be born. Alas, it’s not that simple after all. Along with the birds-and-the-bees comes your own menstrual cycle – which can be plus-or-minus a […]
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