Your guide to be a perfect parent

Article Forum

Caesarean Postpartum Baby Care Getting Pregnant Signs of Pregnancy Pregnancy Week by Week

Baby Health and Safety Baby Grooming Breastfeeding Baby Food and Nutrition Baby Shower Bottle Feeding

Toddler Games and Activities Feeding and Nutrition Behavior and Learning Fears and Anxieties Social Behavior Health and Safety

Pre-adolescent Years Development Bedwetting School and Learning Arts and Crafts Beauty and Style

Development Understanding your Child Adolescent Years Outbursts Conflicts Counselling

Adoption Single Parent Only Child Kids Room Relationships Family Values

Baby Products Pregnancy Products Toddler Products Tween Products Teen Products Mom Products

James
Welch

Which is the best time to conceive?

Can any of you tell me which is the best time to conceive? Why is conceiving a child very hard? What do the man and woman who are trying to conceive a child require? What are the mishaps that cause conceiving to be so inflexible? Why does it always seem to be such a problem, and why does it happen one in a million times you try. What does one do in order to have the pregnancy quickly? It is causing problems with me and my wife.

9 months ago

Quick Reply

Respond to this discussion

Brittany Anthony | Aug 13 2011

The best time to conceive a baby is the time of ovulation. In this time the conception occurs very easily. Well conception is the process of the fusion of sperm and egg. The intercourse at the few hours before ovulation is the best. At ovulation time fresh eggs generate and when the sperms travel through reproductive tract and fuse with this fresh egg results into baby. Accurate measurement of the ovulation period is not possible but there are some ovulation prediction kits are available in the market through which you can detect the ovulation time period. You can also consult with a doctor to know the best time to conceive. The common way to calculate the ovulation is counting the days because the average period of ovulation is between 12 to 16 days. You can also find the ovulation period by measuring BBT or basal body temperature which usually rises at the time of ovulation. At the time of ovulation the mucous change its amount and color. Through this you can also measure ovulation period.