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The Best Time to Conceive
When is the best time to conceive a baby? Even though there are thousands of women who seem to get pregnant just looking at their mate, there are also countless women who find it very difficult. The window of time when a woman is ...

Ovulation - Fact & Myth
Most women have been taught that ovulation occurs on day fourteen of their cycle. Armed with this, women have intercourse around this day, and avoid intercourse if they wish to avoid pregnancy. Why, then, are so many women not co...

Charting Basics Putting It All Together
Now that you have all the basics to charting your fertility symptoms - it's time to put your knowledge to use. Be sure to print out a good BBT (basal body temperature) chart. See the link below, and be sure to have a good BBT the...

Charting Basics - Cervical Fluid
The second best fertility sign is cervical fluid. Cervical fluid is produced at the cervix, throughout the entire cycle. Examination of this fluid can fairly well tell you what point you are in your cycle. The best way to exam...

Charting Basics - Cervical Position
The third fertility sign, and probably the most invasive, is the cervical position. Checking the cervical position is not highly recommended because of the fact that an outside force is invading the otherwise clean area of the ...

Charting Basics: Basal Body Temerature
Basal body temperature (referred to as BBT) is the temperature the body is at rest. BBT can tell a woman a lot about her fertility cycle. Charting temperatures helps a woman to know when she has ovulated, and possibly even if sh...

Q&A: 9 Months and Counting
Q We have been trying to get pregnant for 9 months. I have read and read about fertility and ovulation, until my eyes are going to fall out. I have textbook 28 day cycles. When doing the Basal Body Temperature chart, I see the te...