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About Women's Health: To Have a Baby, To Not Have a Baby

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From Rachel Gurevich, your About Women's Health Editor
More babies are born in August than any other month. If you count backwards nine months from August, you'll come to November. Maybe it's the cooler weather, or a sudden longing for another after the kids are settled into school. Maybe it's the family pressure, upcoming holidays, and a desire to "surprise" everyone with an announcement on Thanksgiving or Christmas.

Before You Get Pregnant
Whatever your reason, if you're thinking about getting pregnant there are a few things to do before you hop under the covers. Having a healthy pregnancy starts before conception.
  • Things to Think About Before You Get Pregnant
  • Prepregnancy Checklist
  • A Pregnancy Overview
  • Search Related Topics:  prenatal vitamins  ovulation  pregnancy tests

    How to Get Pregnant
    You probably know the very basics of how to get pregnant, but there are steps you can take to make conception much more likely. About 80% of couples will conceive after six months of trying, and another 90% by a year.
  • How to Get Pregnant
  • Complete Guide to Baby Making Sex
  • How to Get Pregnant Faster

  • When You Can't Get Pregnant
    If you've been trying for a year and not been able to conceive, then there may be a problem. If you're over 35, then you should see a doctor after trying for six months. Have any worrisome symptoms, like irregular periods? Or know you are at risk for fertility problems? Then don't even wait - see a doctor before you try for too long. The sooner you get help, the more likely your chances for success.
  • Quiz: Do I Have Infertility Symptoms?
  • Talking to Your Doctor About Getting Pregnant
  • How to Have a Baby When You've Been TTC for Awhile

  • When You're Not Ready to Get Pregnant Yet
    While there may be a lot of couples planning a baby in November, there are many more who are not ready for baby just yet. If you want to avoid an accidental surprise, having conception you feel comfortable with is vital.
  • Choosing the Right Birth Control
  • Common Birth Control Myths
  • Did My Birth Control Fail?

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