New book called taking charge of your fertility

[hellokittydrivesmenuts]

Anyone else read it? Any tips they have tried? x

[Piemistress]

Is it the one by toni somebody? I thought it was a worthwhile read and used it in conjunction with the fertility friend website

[hellokittydrivesmenuts]

oooooooo i had not heard of that website may have to go look now :-) yes thats the book, such a good read it has been my holiday book- completely slted the use of ovulation sticks which i have been using for past 12 months :-) so temping seems to be the way forward and that looking at cervical fluid changes so my understanding has got a whole lot better xxxx

[HaveALittleFaith]

I think she brings out a new edition every so often. I found it really useful. I'm much more aware of my body and fertility signs!

[kalidasa]

It's not new (maybe new edition) but it is fantastic. I used FAM for contraception for years (successfully) and then when we ttc I conceived every month (two early losses, third month stuck, now 17 weeks pregnant). Very empowering. I have very irregular cycles too so not at all a straightforward case.

[BBisTitanium]

I bought it recieved it found out i was pg 2 days later ( after 28 months!) so technically it works brilliantly i will still read it and have had it recommended by loads of MNers as i have PCO so shite cycles

[ILikeToMoveItMoveIt]

A great book and a really interesting read. I learnt a lot of things about my cycle and why each part of it is important.

I would encourage every woman to read it.

I used the ewcm changes and temp taking and it was successful for me. Good luck

[WorrisomeHeart]

It's great, really helped me to understand what was happening around ov and Ewcm. Highly rcommend the Fertility Friend website too.

[newyearsday]

I can't recommend that book enough, especially if you have irregular cycles. I learnt so much that I wish I'd known years ago. It saved my sanity and lots of pointless poas (not late and pg, just irregular!) and was successful for me too.