Trying to Conceive Tips

I understand how stressful it is to try to get pregnant. It took me nearly six years to get pregnant with my first baby. I learned a lot in my trying to conceive journey, so much in fact that I ended up getting pregnant two more times. I now have three children, and and there is less than four years between my first and third babies!

Here you will learn how to increase your chances of getting pregnant. Below you will find answers to the best ways to get pregnant, best days to get pregnant, and other tips on getting pregnant. Whether you're having trouble getting pregnant or just planning to get pregnant, you will find the resources you need to conceive on this page.

I suffered through years of heart breaking infertility, but now that I have the mysteries of menstruation and pregnancy solved and want to help other women get pregnant fast.

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My story of over coming infertility.

I tried for six years to get pregnant. It was heartbreaking. My husband and I planned and saved up so that I could stay at home with the kids after becoming a mom. We were so ready to be parents. Then month after month I was disappointed to discover I wasn't pregnant yet again. I went to three different doctors. I had ultra sounds, blood work, exploratory surgeries, and even a CAT scan. No one could figure out why I wasn't getting pregnant. My doctor knew how desperate I was to get pregnant, so she suggested that I quit my job as an attempt to reduce my stress level. I quit working and a year later I still wasn't pregnant.

Then I discovered two books. The first one is called Taking Charge of Your Fertility. The other book was an ebook that contained a fertility diet. I since have found the same diet in a paper back book that is a third the price. These two books together are powerful weapons to help you get pregnant. The first book goes into detail about understanding your body's fertility cycle. The second book is full of great tips on getting pregnant.

If you want to know when to get pregnant in your particular cycle, then this book is a must have. It goes way beyond the rhythm method. If your cycles aren't regular, then ovulation calculator and counting the days of your cycles won't help you determine your most fertile days. Taking Charge of Your Fertility uses FAM to explain when to conceive by examining and explaining your fertility cycle. This book teaches you how to examine your cervical position, cervical mucus, basal body temperature and more to determine which days are your fertile days. The FAM method has been used successfully for decades to both avoid and achieve pregnancy as desired.

If you want to get pregnant and are having trouble, then trying to conceive needs to become a lifestyle. That means eating right and caring for your body now in order to increase your chances of conceiving.

This book spells out in very clear detail what you need to be doing and eating in order to get pregnant. I could have saved myself years of heartache had I only found this book sooner. This book guides you through adopting a new, healthy lifestyle that will greatly increase your fertility. Some of the changes recommended are:

The internet is full of successful pregnancy stories thanks to Preseed, and I'm one of them. Earlier I mentioned the importance of your body's ph when trying to conceive. Diet is an important component to managing your body's ph level, but Preseed also helps make your ph level more hospitable to sperm.

If you've been having a hard time getting pregnant, then it's time to track your fertility. Ovulation test and a digital basal thermometer can help you determine which days are your most fertile, helping you get pregnant faster.

* Photo is of my third baby just minutes after delivery.

I tried for six years to get pregnant, but now how three beautiful children. I want to help other women achieve their dreams of becoming a mother. I hope you found something useful here. Please share your stories.