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Conception

When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

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best book on concieving please

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cod · 15/05/2006 10:57

for mate

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Lauren2105 · 18/05/2006 00:11

Message for KTeePee - I am ttc in the very near future and would be grateful if you would forward me the books you mentioned earlier that you would give to Oxfam. I have waited to see if Cod replies for them but she hasn't so is it possible to send them to me please?

xx

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cod · 15/05/2006 14:30

oh NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
s top it you lot!

Grin
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katierocket · 15/05/2006 13:44

COde - TCOYF is ok but very concerned with the clincal side of things. I found it very 'cold'.

Piffle · 15/05/2006 13:42
Grin
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cod · 15/05/2006 13:37

i dont blaaaady know

arf

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Piffle · 15/05/2006 13:37

Ps cod
Am I pregnant?

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cod · 15/05/2006 13:36

( has anyone wandered on to this htread owndering why i am trying to conieve? go on fess up)

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cod · 15/05/2006 13:35

great have ordereed now

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BetsyBoop · 15/05/2006 13:35

TCOYF definitely the best

LeahE · 15/05/2006 13:24

I think TCOYF is great and very informative for getting pregnant / not getting pregnant / generally knowing what's going on with your body, cycles, etc.

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cod · 15/05/2006 13:14

right cancelled that and ordered toni

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cod · 15/05/2006 13:05

hmm am now thinking toni was the bets maybe
grr

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Twiglett · 15/05/2006 13:01

am loving the fact that you ask, read advice, then ignore and do what you wanted to anyway Grin .. respect cod Grin

Tutter · 15/05/2006 12:25

another vote for TCOYF by toni weschler

KTeePee · 15/05/2006 12:21

Cod I have a couple of books I don't need anymore on this topic, one by Professor Winston and one by Dr Sarah Brewer, on the planning aspect, another on alternative infertility treatments.

If your friend wants them I'd be happy to post them on - they will go to Oxfam otherwise

katierocket · 15/05/2006 11:30

yes it is. Zita is a bit mung beans and knitted yogurt but her advice is spot on.

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cod · 15/05/2006 11:29

thanks a lot tho everyoen

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cod · 15/05/2006 11:29

i went for that oen in the end kr
the other looked abtiu american

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katierocket · 15/05/2006 11:27

After 2 years TTC no 2 I am (unfortunately) the bloody expert on these books. \link{http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0751338656/qid=1147688807/sr=2-2/ref=sr_2_3_2/202-8888003-6382202\Zita West's} is definitely the best.

arfy · 15/05/2006 11:09

the Toni Weschler is interesting anyway and not just if you think you're infertile

I honestly think teenagers should learn a lot of the stuff in it anyway. agree with Twiglett, a must read for all women

peachygirl · 15/05/2006 11:05

I have 'Fertility' by Clubb & Knight. but it is out of print now so she would have to look at 2nd hand.
They have a good website too, which will tell her lots \link{http://www.fertilityuk.org\here}
but generally the Toni Weschler book is recommended lots on here and the zita west one 'Guide to Getting Pregnant: The Complete Programme from the Renowned Fertility Expert' also pops up now and again

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cod · 15/05/2006 11:05

this is why magistates benches are composed of three isnt it

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Twiglett · 15/05/2006 11:04

actually I also had a book called 'maternal fitness' which I read before DS was conceived and thought .. yes, perfect sense I'll do all that

PMSL ... Grin

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cod · 15/05/2006 11:04

ooh am torn now

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Piffle · 15/05/2006 11:03

no not at all cod its about understnading your cycles and pinpointing potential problems
It has been a godsend to me and I have had 2 kids and it has taught me lots.
Honestly a really top book for information. for avoiding and ttc....

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