Well hopefully the sfp blocked a little lol!! I'm truly not stressed about the sun; I sat in it today bc I was cold and crampy, and it just felt so good lol
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Well hopefully the sfp blocked a little lol!! I'm truly not stressed about the sun; I sat in it today bc I was cold and crampy, and it just felt so good lol
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Ds1 - ky jelly. Pull out method as we were not ttc, worked full time at a bank, going to college full time, recently bought a new car, in hindsight dtd on o day happened to be around a full moon early dec. Was not a breakfast eater. Was trying natural family planning to avoid pg but even 60 days after stopping bc no temp pattern emerged then whammo 18 plus days of high temps. Never any nausea nor food aversions during pregnancy.
Ds2- 16 hrs between last meal of the day and first meal, working full time in accounts payable, taking full course load in college, not as recent as last time but again paying on a new car, zumba and treadmill cardio, very low calorie intake, cod liver oil, dchiroinositol, and bovine thyroid had been my am routine for 5 yrs so added 1tsp flaxoil which may have done something (only "evidence" for no children after first ds cyst on ovaries but since look textbook healthy docs wont run labs and 12hr fasted glucose 78 or 79 and even 1 to 4 hrs after eating reads 78 or 79) never prevented as i had previously been told i may never have another child so also didnt chart and had no idea where i was in the cycle this son was conceived. In hindsight it was in feb cd26 o day, afternoon, jump up and go to zumba right after dh on top while dtd. Ironically this hubs had been a drunk and drug user and smoker for 20 yrs of his life but was within 6 mths of celebrating 10yrs of sobriety. He eats mostly white processed carbs, red meat, fruit, and dairy. He doesnt like veggies. This pregnancy i had tremendous "morning" sickness and aversion to all meat and wanted everything bland. Before conception i daily drank coffee.
Take my blue dust please and pass along massive amounts of pink
Thanks for letting me share hope it helps someone
Thx for sharing ... sending you plenty of pink dust :)
I thought I would add my diet from when I conceived my boys to try and help you ladies; I would have peanut butter on toast every morning (would have a thick layer of clover on my toast as well as the peanut butter, yum lol) and would have a cup of tea with a few chocolate biscuits with it, for lunch I would usually have a sandwich (usually cheese, ham or peanut butter) again with a thick layer of clover (I love that stuff, can you tell? Lol.) would have a bag of crisps and a chocolate bar with that, then for tea I would have jacket potato (sometimes with baked beans and cheese, sometimes with salad), pasta, chicken, fries or some sort of frozen ready meal (lasagna, spag bol, curry etc) to which I would always add masses of mayonnaise and my salt of choice (before swaying pink) which was sea salt. I would always take a cup of tea to bed and a few biscuits or a chocolate bar to go with it. I also worked nights and was usually awake for 36 hours 2 times a week (couldn't sleep in the days either side of my night shift due to having my other children to look after) so twice a week I would be snacking constantly for those 36 hours just to get me through, spam and fries was my main meal during my hours at work. We would also eat out a lot, kfc and McDonald's being the main restaurants we would frequent. We did not bd regularly, we weren't actively trying to conceive just ntnp, but my diet was so boy friendly that was clearly not an issue. I had ample amounts of ewcm. Hope that helps. Have all my blue dust :-)
Mandy, clover aside we could be twins lol
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I think clover is honey, right??
Ha ha I miss my chocolate lol can't wait until my bfp, I'm going to stuff my face heheQuote:
Originally Posted by Hitmebabyonemoretime
M liking peanut butter sandwich with little nutella not sure if its gud for making a boy :)
Sorry I should have said, I've always thought of it as butter but on the tub it says it's a 65% fat spread with buttermilk :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
Based on how I ate when I conceived my boys I would say it's very good for making boys :-) I also ate salted peanut until they were coming out of my ears lol snicker bars were a favourite of mine, I can see a peanut theme with my previous eating habits :-DQuote:
Originally Posted by goodmom