!), and then as the months go by, excitement is replaced with a nagging question, "What if pregnancy's just not for us?"However, you should let the facts sink in first of all. There's no easy answer about how long it takes to conceive. Only about 20% of couples trying for a

Recovering from a miscarriage firstBefore you can think about trying again, you need to allow your body to recover. Bleeding usually stops within a week (if it does not, you should go back to your doctor or surgery) but you may also feel exhausted for a few days.Depending on whet...

to conceive their first baby.It took 32% of mums between eight and 10 months to conceive, while 13% were trying for up to 14 months before achieving success. The mums’ answers averaged out at five and a half months but most admitted to making lifestyle changes

Many women worry about their ability to conceive with one in six couples experiencing difficulty in falling pregnant. Surprisingly this isn’t due to high rates of infertility – new research suggests that the main cause is quite simply having sex

contraception (and a few fall pregnant when contraception fails), for most couples there are at least several months of trying to conceive before anything happens, and some couples will have to wait years for a child. Coping with the disappointment of getting

How long?It's the million dollar question and one that most couples naturally want to know when they decide to have a baby, how long will it take us to conceive? It might make planning your life that little bit harder, but there's no answer

If you’re thinking about having a baby but the usual extent of your exercise is walking round the shops, then it’s time to think about getting yourself in shape before conceiving.Why exercise is importantFirst off, there’s plenty of evidence

to fertility monitors to help them conceive a September baby.There are even examples of heavily subscribed prep schools allocating places on a ‘first come, first served’ basis for children whose names are registered with them at birth, giving those born

Children conceived using IVF are no more or less likely to be moody teenagers, have behavioural problems or mental disorders than children conceived by natural methods, says a new study.Researchers questioned around 200 teenagers about “behavioural

Myleene Klass has revealed that she and husband Graham struggled to conceive their second baby in an interview with She magazine.Mum-to-be Myleene, who is currently 4 months pregnant, admitted that she was surprised when she didn’t conceive soon