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An ovulation calculator can help you know your best days for trying to get pregnant. Ovulation calculators are most useful for people with regular cycles, but even with irregular periods, they can ...

Timing is everything when it comes to intrauterine insemination (IUI). The right time to get pregnant can make all the ...

Frida is known for making baby and postpartum products that offer simple yet genius solutions to new parents. Now, Frida is offering new practical solutions for another stage: fertility and conception ...

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On average, this happens on day 14 of 28 day menstrual cycle. However, if you are curious to track the ovulation period, then ...

Trying to conceive is one of those journeys where hope meets biology, but it is actually timing that becomes the hero. While many couples focus on lifestyle, supplements or stress reduction, often, ...

Growing up, getting pregnant seemed like an absolute outcome of sex rather than a calculated science based on your fertility window. Yes, of course, you can get pregnant from sex. And when you’re not ...

One in eight couples struggle with infertility according to the National Survey of Family Growth and for about 20 percent, the cause of their inability to conceive is unknown. If you’re one of these ...

Minimalism is a peaceful way to lower fertility stress by making you feel calm, stable, and in equilibrium with your hormones. If the environment is less complicated, your body is more likely to help ...

Knowledge is power when it comes to your cycle and family planning. Here’s a breakdown of the best fertility monitors, according to a healthcare professional. If you’re a generally healthy person ...

Women have more sexual fantasies during fertile periods of the month, a new study finds. The research is one of many studies finding differences in women's sexual interest across the menstrual cycle.