TTC a BOY May Chit Chat Thread

Cinss, I really regret not DTD more times in the fertile window. I still don
t know for sure when I O'ed; if I did indeed O on CD13 (which I think is more likely), then I am okay with what we did--O-4, O-2, and O. However, FF tried to tell me I O'ed on CD12 (I slept poorly and was awake for about a half an hour before temping, so I really think the temp was off). If I did O in CD 12, that means I only got 2 attempts in. I am still kicking myself for not DTD more times... I don't know for certain that my baby is a girl, but I really feel it is, and right now, frequency of DTD is what I am blaming it on. I am so mad at myself for not DTD every day around O! But 6 months ago, when I started the swaying stuff, the ideas seemed to be that DTD every 2 days was the best plan; now, the wisdom has changed some. If I were you, I would DTD a few days in a row. You don't have to do it for 5 days in a row or anything, but I would do at least 3. Good luck!

Thanks Hobber, i am at the stage where i dont care if it is a girl or a boy, i just want to get pg already, so i want to increase my chances of that and not worry about sway timing iykwim. I think i will just go for it then, thanks again :)

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Originally Posted by Bec

Cinss, I think I would go for it everyday, but that's just me.

So apparently AF had other ideas. No more spotting either. I'm getting really sick of this, what the heck is wrong with me?!

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Me too! We DTD every day this fertile period and we got a boy!

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Originally Posted by TTC5

Me too! We DTD every day this fertile period and we got a boy!

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With DS#1 hubby and I went at it almost every day even a few times a day.. we were rabbits... hahaha

Thanks for the input 5 and Butterfly. :)

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Originally Posted by Cinss

Thanks for the input 5 and Butterfly. :)

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You are welcome!!
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FF is saying I will O on saturday but I am thinking friday??? I am starting tomorrow night and every day until I O. I was afraid to start too soon as DH might not want to do it too many days in a row. I will do Tues, wed, thurs and fri nights. Stop there if I get a + on fri morning. If sat I may do sat as well. I will see how my tests look this week...but start tomorrow night for sure!!!

I still don't believe frequency sways much, being that we barely had sex and got DS1 and 2 and had a "boy" freqency this time and got a girl. Cniss, I agree that if you want to DTD more then that is fine too....I really think other factors such as diet and environment play a much bigger role in sex selection than how many times you DTD in your fertile window, though they claim that more sperm/semen in general may be conductive towards helping make a boy.

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Originally Posted by auroara78

I still don't believe frequency sways much, being that we barely had sex and got DS1 and 2 and had a "boy" freqency this time and got a girl. Cniss, I agree that if you want to DTD more then that is fine too....I really think other factors such as diet and environment play a much bigger role in sex selection than how many times you DTD in your fertile window, though they claim that more sperm/semen in general may be conductive towards helping make a boy.

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That may be true.... I guess it really is luck of the draw sometimes?

Ladies, I just posted some recipes in the TTC BOY Private Dream member section under "recipes by boy moms". I thought i'd share some of my favorirte dishes I was making when I made the boys. Enjoy and I hope it makes you all very hungry :bigsmile: