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Conception Date Calculator
Guest Author - Tricia Bauman

The Conception Date can be a complicated and tricky issue. Not every woman can pinpoint the day she ovulated. BBT (Basal Body Temp) charting or keeping a conception calendar can help to pinpoint or spot the most likely date of conception. It also helps to track the dates menses starts (this is consider Cycle Day 1 of a woman’s cycle).

Women ovulate between cycle days 10 and 17. This can vary depending on the length of the menstrual cycle. Most of the time there is about 14 to 16 days between ovulation and the first day of a menstrual period.

Do you keep track of menses dates? Would you like an estimate of your conception date? The link below will take you to BabiesDirect.net. This site offers a quick online conception date estimate. Best of all... It's FREE!

http://kidsdirect.net/BD/tools/conceive-calc.htm




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