when to DTD???

[heather72589]

I personally do not want to go to the extremes of testing when I ovulate or anything but I am curious and feel a little silly because I feel like I should know this stuff by now but how long after AF should you DTD in order to possibly have a chance of beeing preggers??? I know its smarter to know when I am ovulating but I just dont want to take the fun out of being "lucky" I guess lol!

 

[hardworknmama]

How long are your cycles? If you start with CD10 and BD every other day til AF shows then you should have a pretty decent shot. Good luck!

 

[mrs. martinez]

I am using a app on my phone and all I did was put the date of my last period and on a calender it puts all my fertile days and the day I ovulate. I am BD'ing on all my fertile days and ovulation days and 3 days after ovulation. Hopefully I get BFP!

 

[heather72589]

How long are your cycles? If you start with CD10 and BD every other day til AF shows then you should have a pretty decent shot. Good luck!

I would consider my cycles average around 28 days give or take a day, so about 10 days from the first day of a period is around the most fertile?

 

[heather72589]

I would totally use my smartphone apps IF I STILL HAD ONE I accidently left it on the hood of my car not a great place for a cell phone! lol I tried looking for apps online but didnt find any just yet that have worked for me just yet...

 

[hardworknmama]

No, that won't be your most fertile day but it will be the start of your fertile time frame. Most women with a 28 day cycle have a 14 day luteal phase (the phase from ovulation to the start of AF) so you would most likely ovulate around CD14. If you start BDing every other day on CD10 then you will catch the front end of your fertile time. Watch for when your CM increases and start BDing then. With a regular cycle it should happen sooner rather than later.

 

[hayley_m]

look out for your ewcm!!! this is your most fertile time. everybody is different.. i ovulate on day 19, then have a 12day luteul phase... so i always look out for this fx'd!