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    J+D for boy sway ?

    Can anyone tell me if this is something thats really recommended if you are doing a boy sway ?

    I'd never heard of this before until I'd come onto this site.

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    Where did you read this?
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    and one BEAUTIFUL little girl!
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    Guess my nub? LOL...

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    J and D is for PINK sways. Don't do that unless you want a girl.
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    No way. Not for a boy sway. I got my DD doing J&D with other things. You want as much swimmers as possible up there for a boy
    DD Christmas 2010

    DS Sucessful Boy Sway July 2013

    DD2: Sucessful Girl Sway March 1st 2016

    Thank you atomic & gender dreaming. Feeling so blessed to have had 2 sucessful sways. We would love one more to complete our family and our fingers are crossed for blue

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    Also conceive a girl with J & D amoungst other things. So definitely not for a boy sway
    = One little prince! (2008) and
    Two little princesses (2010) (2013) successful girl sways


    (my chart) http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/234f4a

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    thanks for pointing this out
    think have been overwhelmed with info !!!

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    It's a lot at first but keep asking q's and pretty soon it all falls into place!!
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    So sorry... Another question: what is advisable when it comes to BDing if you want to sway blue ?
    My OH is quite happy BDing every other day. Is it recommended to focus on the 0 days ?
    I have been using OPKs for the last few cycles and now learned that I usually O on CD 17/28

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    I would BD every other day 'til first postive OPK, then 3 times in 24 hours, like that night, next morning and next night. Good luck!
    Sept 2008 & successful boy sway June 2010.
    M/C Oct 2012

    Is DE in my future?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Anchor View Post
    I would BD every other day 'til first postive OPK, then 3 times in 24 hours, like that night, next morning and next night. Good luck!
    This!

    We've found that having more sperm in the reproductive tract helps sway blue for reasons we do not understand. Limiting yourself to one attempt at O seems to lower odds of conception and make you have to stay on diet for a long time.
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