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By Tricia Ballad
So you’re ready to try natural family planning … Where do you go from here? It all depends on your style. There are small group classes, self-study courses or you could just hit the local bookstore’s health and wellness section. (more…)
Posted: Health & Wellness , Pregnancy & Birth , Natural Planning , Women's Health , Sex , Fertility/Conception , Fertility/Conception | April 1st, 2004 | 1 Comment »
By Tricia Ballad
You’ve heard that breastfeeding postpones the return of fertility. You’re a few weeks postpartum, you’ve (finally!) stopped bleeding and now you’re wondering – how long before your regular periods start up again? When should you start charting your fertility signs again? (more…)
Posted: Breastfeeding , Health & Wellness , Pregnancy & Birth , PMS , Natural Planning , Women's Health , Postpartum , Sex , Fertility/Conception , Fertility/Conception | March 1st, 2004 | 2 Comments »
By Tricia Ballad
Successfully practicing natural family planning relies on interpreting fertility patterns accurately. Usually, women record their fertility symptoms on a paper chart, and then she and her partner interpret what the collection of symptoms mean. (more…)
Posted: Health & Wellness , Pregnancy & Birth , What We’re Buying , PMS , Natural Planning , Women's Health , Sex , Pregnancy/Babies , Fertility/Conception , Fertility/Conception | February 1st, 2004 | No Comments »
By Tricia Ballad
One of the things that sets Natural Family Planning (NFP) apart from conventional birth control methods is the inclusion of the man in a couple’s family planning. (more…)
Posted: Health & Wellness , Pregnancy & Birth , Relationships , PMS , Natural Planning , Women's Health , Relationships , Sex , Fertility/Conception , Fertility/Conception | January 1st, 2004 | No Comments »
By Tricia Ballad
We’ve come a long way since the rhythm method of the 1920s, which was based on a one-size-fits-all theory of fertility. It worked — as long as your cycles were exactly 28 days long and you ovulated right on schedule at day fourteen. (more…)
Posted: Health & Wellness , Pregnancy & Birth , Natural Planning , Women's Health , Sex , Fertility/Conception , Fertility/Conception | December 1st, 2003 | No Comments »
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