Taking your basal body temperature daily with a basal body thermometer is one way of narrowing down the window of ovulation. People use basal body temperature to track ovulation for conceiving, avoiding pregnancy, or tracking t...
Before tracking our cycles, the only time we would have to pull out a thermometer is when we or someone in our life had a fever! Many women track their cycles using what’s called basal body temperature (or BBT, for short). Trac...
Aug 13, 2019
Posted by: Natalie Spira
basal body temperature,
BBT,
breastfeeding,
Couple to Couple League,
Fertility Awareness,
interviews,
natural fertility planning,
nfp,
OvuView,
postpartum,
return to fertility,
sympto-thermal method
National breastfeeding week was earlier this month, and it got us curious about how many of our users use Tempdrop to catch their first postpartum ovulation. It turns out quite a few, and that's saying a lot!Postpartum fertilit...
Wondering how to detect pregnancy or ovulation on your basal body temperature chart? Grab your charts and let's review the patterns and trends on your chart together!
Occasionally, we feature reviews from our users. These reviews are unsolicited and only edited for clarity.
I purchased Tempdrop back in 2014. Between fertility difficulty and a less-than-ideal sleep cycle, it was a long wait ...
Since the beginning, our philosophy has always been that Tempdrop would be an enabling device. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to get the data you want, in whichever app you prefer. To that end, we developed a sn...
