We know baby-making is on your mind, and with good reason! It's an exciting time, but it can also feel a little overwhelming. One of the most common questions we hear is, "When should I use an ovulation test?" In this post, we’ll answer that question. But before we jump...
When you’re trying to make a baby, timing is everything. There are just a few days each month when your body is ready to conceive. That’s why it’s important — whether you’ve been trying to get pregnant for a few months or you’re just starting out — to learn how...
Making a baby isn’t always easy, but trying to conceive when you have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) can feel like the hurdles you have to overcome are especially high. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is a common condition that affects around 10% of people with cycles. With PCOS, small cysts form on the...
How to Track Your Fertile Window for Home Insemination Tracking your fertility, also referred to as tracking your ovulation, is an important part of the trying to conceive journey. The importance of identifying the fertile days, also known as the fertile window cannot be understated when trying to conceive. Thanks to...
Checking your temperature to monitor your cycle is frequently called "charting" your cycle. You do this by checking your temperature every morning as soon as your rise, before you get out of bed. This is known as your Basal Body Temperature. As you go through your cycle your temperature will...
If you haven’t heard, making friends with your cervix is a great thing to do when you’re trying to get pregnant. But how do you find your cervix? First of all, it will take a few tries. Forget about figuring out what your cervical mucus is telling you for now. Just start...
COMMON QUESTIONS Q: Can I use the Mosie Baby Ovulation Test to avoid pregnancy?A: No, the test should not be used as a form of birth control. Q: Do alcohol or common medications affect the test?A: No, but you should consult your physician if you are taking any hormonal medication....
Unless you have a friend or family member who has been open about their fertility struggles, here’s what’s likely NOT on your mind during this exciting time: having to time intercourse, checking your cervical mucus, charting your ovulation, using an ovulation predictor kit. You might be thinking of baby names, or who your child might look like – not the real possibility of seeing a negative pregnancy test each month.
