How long did it take you to get pregnant? What helped you conceive?

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Using OPKs

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With my first, my son in 2015, it took us around 4 months and we were TTC (tacking ovulation, temperature, etc etc etc). Our son is now 2, he will be 3 in July. On Christmas Day we decided we were gonna start TTC again in the new year. I got my positive on January 18th after literally one time & we weren't even properly "trying" yet, we were just not preventing it anymore. Our Di/Di twins are due September 28th! ☺️✨

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18months, I lost a bit of weight and got pregnant all natural.

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Tracking temp for a few years before starting to conceive, we knew my ovulation window.

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took me 5 months I tried pregprep premama I tracked my BBT used ovulation test and pre-seed my daughter is now 8 days old

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Within a month for me- I tracked my cycles for a good six months leading up to TTC- which really helped me become in tune with my body so that I knew my ovulation symptoms. I also went off the pill about 6 months before TTC

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Interesting! I used the ovulation predictor kit and a herbal pill in the 4th month, then got pregnant. The pill was for my husband, called Ashwaghanda. It increases sperm count naturally.

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I was blessed and way about to her pregnant with in the first month of trying. But we used preseed the second week in. I’m not sure if it helped or if I just believed it helped. But I used it because I heard great things. It’s like a special lube that helps his sperm get to the eggs.

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I had the implanon (bar) in my arm for 6 years (got the new one after 3 obviously) and got pregnant 2 months after I had the second one removed

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baby dancing lots ¬ stressing or worrying about it

How long did it take you to get pregnant? What helped you conceive?

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