Once your pregnancy is confirmed, you will want to know your baby’s likely date of birth. You can calculate an estimated date of delivery (EDD) by counting 40 weeks from the first day of your last period. But you should remember that since you don’t know the exact date of ovulation this EDD is approximate. […]
So your cycle don’t exactly run on schedule? That’ll make scheduling your testing date a lot trickier. After all, how can you test on the day that your period’s expected it you’re never sure when that day will come? Your best testing strategy it your periods are irregular is to wait the number of days equal […]
Aside from the most remarkable of diagnostic tools, a woman’s intuition (some women “feel” they’re pregnant within moments of conception), modern medical science to diagnosing a pregnancy accurately. Luckily, these days there are many ways to find out for sure that you’ve got a baby on board:
The only way to be positively positive that you’re pregnant – at least this early on – is to produce that positive pregnancy test. But that doesn’t mean your body is staying mum on whether you’re about to become a mom.In fact, it may be offering up plenty of conception clues. Though many women never […]
Knowing when the Big O (ovulation) occurs is key when doing the Baby Dance (aka trying to conceive). Here are a few ways to help you pin down the big day – and pin each other down for baby-making activities.
You’ve heard plenty of tales about how best to make baby Here are a few that are ready to be taken off the circuit:
BEFORE YOU CONCEIVE So you’ve made the decision to start a family (or to grow that family you’ve already started). That’s a great and exciting first step.
PREGNANCY is a very special time for both you and your partner. Knowing what is happening to you and your growing baby during the weeks ahead will help you both to enjoy this exciting period in your lives.
