SHOP
2013 has been an excellent year for GenderDreaming.com swayers! We have seen excellent results with our Personalized Plans that you may now access with no wait by downloading our General Swaying Plans in our new SHOP!! Our TTC a GIRL and TTC a BOY Plans are located there as are the 21-days of meals for Pink and Blue. We have just added our Guide to Understanding your Cycle and using OPKs to Sway book that will surely help those both new to swaying and those that have been trying for a bit that haven’t gotten the hang of managing their cycles. It answers many of the questions that we see posted in our forum.
With 2014 quickly approaching, it is our wish that everyone gets a chance to complete their family with their Dream Gender and welcome that little boy or girl that you have long been dreaming of. Let us help you. We KNOW swaying. We really do. We are here to help give you the plan AND to help coach you through the process. Please join us in our forum and let’s get started on your swaying plan today!

 I am just a mom like you guys and like the ladies who did the original IG research, no fancy credentials. I had two sons in my early 20’s without swaying at all. I had zero gender disappointment with either and really loved being a boy mom and still do. In fact, I particularly wanted a boy with DS 1 and happily got him. I had always wanted a big family of 5 or 6 and just assumed like we all do, that there would be at least one girl in the mix. Unfortunately, life sort of got in the way of that plan and we kept postponing having more kids until we had a bigger house, more money, better timing, but it never happened, and eventually it became glaringly apparent that if we waited any longer for those things to fall into place, there would BE no more children. I went to work for 2 years to get us into a good financial situation to help support having more babies, and by that time, 13 years had passed since I had my last child.
 I am just a mom like you guys and like the ladies who did the original IG research, no fancy credentials. I had two sons in my early 20’s without swaying at all. I had zero gender disappointment with either and really loved being a boy mom and still do. In fact, I particularly wanted a boy with DS 1 and happily got him. I had always wanted a big family of 5 or 6 and just assumed like we all do, that there would be at least one girl in the mix. Unfortunately, life sort of got in the way of that plan and we kept postponing having more kids until we had a bigger house, more money, better timing, but it never happened, and eventually it became glaringly apparent that if we waited any longer for those things to fall into place, there would BE no more children. I went to work for 2 years to get us into a good financial situation to help support having more babies, and by that time, 13 years had passed since I had my last child.