How to Get Pregnant: How to Boost Your Fertility for the First Time Mom or Dad-to-be

Publisher Marketing: This guide is meant to help you achieve conception. It covered nearly every topic about fertility, charting, medical and holistic methods, as well as behaviors to avoid before conception. This book will help you better understand how your body works; knowing how your body works is the first step toward understanding fertilization. "How to Get Pregnant: How to Boost Your Fertility for the First Time Mom or Dad-To-Be" gives valuable information about: Things to Consider Before Conception How Hard is it to Get Pregnant? Scheduling a Preconception Visit Genetic Counseling How to Boost Your Fertility When Are You Most Fertile? Possible Fertility Issues Irregular Cycles Tracking Your Ovulation Your Cycle Ovulation Tracking Methods What is a Fertility Monitor? What is BBT Charting? Analyzing Cervical Mucus Checking Your Cervical Position The Best Sex Positions for Conception After Sex Tricks Diet and Fertility: What's the connection? How does weight impact your ability to get pregnant? Lifestyle Factors Vitamins for Him Gender Selection How to Increase the Likelihood of Twins Getting Pregnant with Ailments What is infertility? How do I get pregnant with PCOS? High Prolactin Levels After a Miscarriage Holistic Methods Fertility Medications Treatments for Infertility Get a copy of this book now and let it be your guide on how to be pregnant and become a mommy! Contributor Bio:  Kennedy, Karen Karen Kennedy is a radio/television broadcaster who has worked and lived in Vancouver, B. C. for 15 years and has recently moved to Sarnia, Ontario where she is a morning-show host on CFGX 99.9 The FOX FM. Born in St. John's, Newfoundland, she's lived in many areas of Canada and has worked in various industries from broadcasting to hotel/restaurant to painting nuts, bolts and stretches of pipe at oil refineries in Alberta. Her adventurous and restless nature compelled her to travel though parts of the U. S., Europe, the Middle East and the Bahamas. While "Confessions of a Swinger" is her first plunge into the literary lake, she hopes to continue writing and is currently working on her next endeavor which addresses, among other issues, the Canadian judicial system and its impact on divorcing families in turmoil.