Being new at this I've just been researching on signs and symptoms, which I know the most common: morning sickness, peeing a lot, and sleeping a lot. But here is the thing.... I pee a lot already and I sleep a lot already. I can take a nap any time of the day, and people would always ask me if I'm pregnant because I pee so much. I just have a small bladder. As far as morning sickness I'm just saying I won't have that symptom. I don't want it. :) So I'm thinking... how will I know when I am pregnant? I read that one lady could feel that she was pregnant. I'm not sure if it was her first baby or what, but how do you feel when your pregnant? Is that just something you can't explain, or is it a specific feeling. Someone else told me too that she could feel when she is ovulating... Really? Maybe I know what that feels like, buuuuttttt I don't know... does that make sense?
I love being able to research about things... so I've been spending a lot of time reading up on becoming a mommy... yay...
One of my favorite websites so far is The Bump from The Knot. If you haven't checked it out and your looking into becoming a parent, or you a parent and are looking for advice check this website out! It's got great articles and forums.
Does anyone else get confused with the whole ovulation thing? Cause I do. Reading about the calendars you can use to find out when your ovulating confuse the heck out of me... or using an ovulation detector. They may not be that difficult, but reading the directions makes it sound so confusing and something I don't care to do. If I have to I will, but right now I don't feel I have too. What I using, which obviously isn't accurate but it's an app for phones, the iphone has one called period tracker, but now that I have an HTC Evo it's called Pink Pad.
It's a really cool app and we'll see how accurate it really is. Because I'll be using this to track when I'll be approximately ovulating...
It's cool because it will also tell you when your next period is about to start and I've been using this type of app for about 4-5 months and I have seriously really started my period when it says I should.
You can also use it to monitor your moods for any specific day, monitor your weight, when your intimate, spotting, or even how your flow is.
Then of course there is a month view of your period calendar. Showing you all that you'd added into your daily logs. When you started your period, when it ended, it automatically shows you when your ovulating and when your fertile. It's an all around a pretty useful app. Unlike the champagne app.. haha.
I can't wait to see how this works for me...