Subject:	How to check your cervix for signs of ovulation
Body: Your Ad Here	Preconception Bulletin — 06/12/2006 How to Get Pregnant Written by a fertility expert, this new book offers clear answers and practical advice. Plus, it's now 15% off in the BabyCenter store. > See all our preconception books. Easy Mercury-Free Thermometer This Basal Thermometer by Fairhaven Health is mercury-free and easy to read. > See all ovulation predictors. Hello, Candice! June 12, 2006 Here's a look at this week's highlights: This Week's Top Story: Learn how to check your cervix for signs of ovulation In the News: Study — genetic quality of sperm deteriorates as men age In the BabyCenter Store: Save 35% on Pre-Seed This Week's Trying to Conceive Journal: Karen's life is like a Bill Murray movie Quick Poll: Have you tried different sexual positions to help you get pregnant? This Week's Preconception Dilemma: The husband who feels like a sperm donor Last Week's Preconception Dilemma: Should we have another baby if we can't really afford to? Ask the Experts: Is it okay to diet while trying to conceive? To unsubscribe from this newsletter, go to the bottom of this page. This Week's Top Story: Learn how to check your cervix for signs of ovulation You may not realize it, but there are only a few days a month when you can get pregnant. That's why figuring out when you ovulate is so key to conception. Read on to learn how to check your cervix for telltale signs of ovulation. In the News Genetic quality of sperm deteriorates as men age, says small study Blood pressure drugs may cause birth defects FDA approves cervical cancer vaccine FDA and Consumer Reports disagree on tuna's safety In the BabyCenter Store: Give sperm a fighting chance Save 35% on Pre-Seed, a PH-balanced formula that creates an optimal environment for sperm and improves your chances of conception. • See all our fertility aids. This Week's Trying to Conceive Journal: Karen's life is like a Bill Murray movie "I feel like I'm stuck in the movie Groundhog Day, except that the never ending cycle that is my ttc life repeats itself not daily, but every 25 days or so. The cycle continues with the same predictability as each day did in the movie." Read more of Karen's story. Quick Poll: Have you tried different sexual positions to help you get pregnant? Some experts believe that certain positions, like the missionary (man on top) position, up your odds of getting pregnant. Have you experimented with different moves now that you're trying to conceive? Take our poll and tell us! This Week's Preconception Dilemma: The husband who feels like a sperm donor Brandy writes, "I've been charting my temperature and letting my husband know when it's time to get busy, but he's not interested in having planned sex. He says that he feels like a sperm donor and thinks sex should be spontaneous. How can I get him to understand the importance of timing intercourse?" • Have advice for Brandy? Share it here! Last Week's Preconception Dilemma: Should we have another baby if we can't really afford to? Last time, Suzanna asked if she should go for baby number two even though she and her partner are concerned about money. See how other couples decide whether to expand their family. • Have your own preconception dilemma? Send it in! Ask the Experts Is it okay to diet while trying to conceive? See what nutritionist Bridget Swinney has to say. • Get expert answers to all your questions about getting pregnant in our Ask the Experts area. When you do get pregnant... Track your baby's development with our free newsletters, My Baby This Week and the Pregnancy Bulletin. Tell us when your baby's due, so we can personalize our newsletters for you: Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec   Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31   Year 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 Unsubscribe me from this preconception newsletter. Until next week, Paula MotteArticles editor To unsubscribe from this newsletter, click here. All content © 1997-2006 BabyCenter LLC, 163 Freelon Street, San Francisco, CA 94107. All rights reserved. This Internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional. Please review the Terms of Use before using this site. Your use of the site indicates your agreemen t to be bound by the Terms of Use. This message was delivered to 1@informationstreams.com .
Date:	2006-06-13 - 20:40:04

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