Better to DTD in am or pm when ttc pink?

Im sure ive seen this somewhere before but i cant find the thread.

My DH asked me yesterday if its better we BD on the morning of our one attempt rather than the evening which would more than likely be at some point after a meal and kids in bed. So the morning might be better if my blood glucose levels are on the low side having not eaten since the night before??

Is there any diffs to BD in the am or pm when ttc girl?

I guess my only thinking is that i may not get a +opk in the am anyway and might only get a +opk in the arvo as that has happened to me before. So it might not make a diffs as ill be waiting for that +opk!

That's exactly what I was thinking too since I conceived all 3 of my boys by dtd in the evening and I would almost ALWAYS snack of choc, crisps etc ... So thinking I'm Gona give the morning a go where my blood glucose level would be the lowest!!!! I think it makes sense so going to give it a go anyway and fast from 5/6 nite before ...

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Amelia - would you do morning straight after a +OPK? Ive read to not test the OPK's in the am but rather from midday till late arvo or up until 8pm or something like that...

It doesn't matter if you BD in the AM or PM, just do it whenever you have the chance after a pos. OPK. Trying to time it for when your blood sugar is low is a bit "swaycessive" IMO. Besides even if you DTD in the AM, by the time the sperm reaches the egg it would likely be several hours later after you've already eaten. Don't overthink it. :)

My friend sister has 3 boys and dtd at night with all 3 boys and with her #4 she dtd in the am and she got her girl. That's something that will be hard for me to try since my Dh is not home in the am.

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If the time of day could possibly make any difference to the gender of baby conceived, we'd do diet one day only and DTD a certain time of day.

The reason we see best results with 12+ weeks on diet is because that's how long it takes to sway. NOTHING you do in one day matters. BD at the time of day that is least stressful for you.

The vast, vast majority of men and women both walking around on the planet were conceived at night.

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Originally Posted by ksmom

It doesn't matter if you BD in the AM or PM, just do it whenever you have the chance after a pos. OPK. Trying to time it for when your blood sugar is low is a bit "swaycessive" IMO. Besides even if you DTD in the AM, by the time the sperm reaches the egg it would likely be several hours later after you've already eaten. Don't overthink it. :)

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:agree: plus, it's really NOT the actual level of your blood sugar that matters. we use that for a shorthand explanation whereby when your body is forced to burn stores of fat and muscle as fuel when your blood sugar drops (either from overrelease of insulin or because you've burned off the available carbs already). Your body does not like low blood sugar and immediately takes steps to rectify it, meaning that your blood sugar levels may actually be HIGHER in the morning even when you don't eat because your body had to burn off those stores to raise it.

It is not the actual measurable level of glucose in your blood that sways. It's the mechanism where your body has to burn those stores. THat's why we fast overnight and don't snack all day, that's why we do the exercise, etc.

Ok. Going to read this to DH. I would prefer the evening tbh and besides if we DTD in evening and sperm does take several hrs to travel.. well then my dinner would be well and truly digested!

It may even be LOWER an hour or two or three after you eat dinner than it would the next morning, because your body releases a bunch of insulin to help lower your blood sugar after eating.

It (meaning the number of your blood sugar readings) has never been shown to sway. IT's that overall forcing your body to burn those stores of fat/muscle for energy, over time over the 12 weeks + on LE Diet, sends that message to your body that food is scarcer and a girl may have a better shot.

I didn't even go into the fact that just DTD at a certain hour means NOTHING to when the egg is fertilized, but YES YES YES that could happen many hours after that anyway. :)