
Daysy Review: My Honest Experience Using Daysy as Birth Control
I wanted to share my experience with the Daysy fertility monitor because I think my perspective could be helpful to other women. This isn't sponsored (I saved up and purchased my own Daysy) and at the time I didn't have this blog. But it was this journey that sparked...

The Sympto Thermal Method – Rules of Avoiding Pregnancy
What is the Symoto Thermal Method? The Sympto-Thermal Method is a natural form of birth control practiced by observing and recording two of our body’s fertility signs: basal body temperature and cervical fluid to actuately to dertermine our fertile and infertile...

10 Effective Methods of Natural Birth Control
collage credit: foundbykaty Any non-hormonal, non-intrusive forms of contraception are considered 'natural birth control.' A woman's choice in birth control is an incredibly personal decision, with lots of factors to consider. Below we'll discuss how each...

The Calendar Method & Other Natural Birth Control Myths
Here is a list of the most common facts and myths about the Fertility Awareness Method (FAM). This will help you separate fact from fiction; why the calendar method is ineffective at preventing pregnancy, but how a another natural method is as effective as the pill(!)...

Safe Days After Periods? Avoid These Mistakes to Avoid Pregnancy
The Fertility Awareness Method is the practice of observing one or more fertility signs everyday to determine if you are fertile and which days will lead to pregnancy and which days will not. Because this method is a natural form of birth control, and can be used to...

How to Prevent Pregnancy Naturally
A woman's choice in birth control is an incredibly personal decision, with lots of factors to consider. No one knows you or your body like you do. You don't have to give away your decision about your body and your birth control of choice for what your doctor or your...
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