How can I prepare my body for pregnancy?
By eating healthily and having your 5 a day of fruits and vegetables, as well as avoiding excessive fatty foods, you can ensure that your body is healthy and ready for conception. Exercise and avoidance of unhealthy activities such as smoking and drinking is also important.
FAQ:
- Getting Pregnant FAQ
- How long will it take to get pregnant?
- How can I prepare my body for pregnancy?
- How can I calculate my ovulation dates?
- How can I increase my chances of conceiving?
- Why is it taking so long to get pregnant?
- When should I take a pregnancy test?
- My pregnancy test was negative, but I have still not had my period. Could I still be pregnant?
- Are some baby-making positions better than others for conceiving?
- When is the best time to have intercourse when trying to conceive?
- If my periods are Irregular will it be harder for me to get pregnant?
Getting Pregnant Guide
- Pregnancy & Birth Guide
- Getting Pregnant
- Deciding to have a baby
- Preparing for Pregnancy
- Sexual positions to promote conception
- Timing baby-making
- Products to promote conception
- Time it takes to get pregnant
- How long does it take to get pregnant?
- The quick guide to a well-planned pregnancy
- Teenage Pregnancy
- What they don’t tell you about pregnancy
- Myths about Getting Pregnant
- Choosing a Doctor or Midwife
- Rights for parents during pregnancy
- Pregnancy: Private or NHS?
- Getting Pregnant FAQ
Related Guides
- Pregnancy & Birth Guide
- Guide to Getting Pregnant
- Guide to Pregnancy
- Guide to Giving Birth
- Guide to Pregnancy Tests
- Mother, Baby & Beyond Guide
- Guide to Pain Relief in Labour
- Guide to pregnancy scans
- Pregnancy calendar guide
- Baby calendar guide
- Child development calendar guide
- Guide to miscarriage
- Guide to breastfeeding
- Guide to sleeping for mother & baby
- Guide to birth defects
- Guide to Post Natal depression