UK TTC A GIRL

Hi, is there anyone in the uk ttc a girl? I have been reading online about gender swaying. Firstly how important is being able to test my cm ph? I bought some universal ph strips but they don't change colour with my cm? I'd really like to try for a girl but there seem to be so many things, the diets r confussing as some say things are ok and some not, if I just reduce my calories and eat more dairy is that good enough to help? I will also take cranberry magnesium and calcium supplements, I'm just so rubbish at diets! My mum said she used it off timing to conceive my sister and I but I have read many stories were people say they still conceived a boy so I'm not sure what method to follow. I also ovulate different times each month so worry if I could even predict when to dtd. I would still be happy to have another boy as I love my son to bits but I would love a daughter. When I fell preg with my son it was right after ovulation had happened as my ov pains stopped and felt in the mood. I also worry as I have a low cervix/ tilted womb does this effect things? Many thanks for any advice

Hello! I'm in the UK and ttc girl :)
I have bought the personalised LE diet because there was too much to get my head around. I've not received it yet so trying to figure out what I can based on the forums. It's so confusing.
We conceived our two sons (by the sounds of things) around the same time as you. Just at time of ovulation, in both cases, I thought it was too late to conceive.
The personalised diet is prepared by Atomic Sagebrush who knows everything on here and it has come highly recommended. Might be worth a go? x

Hiya, I'm also from the UK ttc a baby girl!! I've bought a personal plan too as it was getting really confusing but if you read most of Atomic's essays you can start getting your head round it all before deciding if you'd like to go down that route.

This one has all the bits you should need to start off with http://genderdreaming.com/forum/tryi...library-3.html
You may need to be a dream member to read it but it's only £10 to sign up for a year.

Hope this helps!