One site we're finding really useful at the moment is mymonthlycycles.com.Set out with useful information for all women, it has lots of in depth insight into fertility and products for testing plus reminders you can set up about your periods, it might be a useful addition to the ...

One of the most frustrating problems when you’re trying for a baby, can be having a very late period. With the lack of menstruation, you patiently wait until a week after your period is due, only to get a negative test. Then you spend lots of money

If you want your child to have the birth date 11/11/11 – now’s the time to start trying!

The perfect day for conception would be the 18th February for a woman with a regular 28-day cycle. However, most babies aren’t delivered on their exact due

.What can you do about stress when trying to conceive?It is so hard, when you are desperate to get pregnant, to hear the words 'lighten up'. We know that TTC demands a much more complicated set of emotions from you than that!Do have a look at how to relax

, allowing it to pinpoint when a woman is ovulating.Invented by researchers in Cambridge, the device is 99% accurate at recognising the most fertile days of a woman’s cycle. The pregnancy success rate is 19.5% after six months – as effective as IVF

affect their menstrual cycles, preventing ovulation and making it harder to conceive. So if you feel like you’ve been trying forever with no luck, it might be time to look into what you can do to improve your chances.Handy tips for getting pregnant

hard not to let it consume me which only makes me stressed and just adds to the difficulty of getting pregnant. My son was conceived within a couple of months, I was so relaxed then because we just thought let’s have fun trying and I’m sure that’s why I

Along with wondering 'How long does it take to conceive?' many couples who have decided the time is right to have a baby, also want to know how often they need to have unprotected sex each month in order to maximise their chances of getting pregnant

’s cycle. The Clearblue Fertility Monitor is available at Boots, Tesco (selected stores), Superdrug (selected stores), larger pharmacies and online at www.Clearblue.info/uk priced £99.99 (RRP) for the Monitor and the Test Sticks are sold separately

some cycle disturbance for up to nine months (sometimes longer).•    Women over 30 who are trying for a first baby are more likely to experience fertility delays after coming off the Pill.•    There is no evidence to suggest that the Pill causes long