Fertility Days Calculator:
Do you know when you have the best chance of getting pregnant each cycle?

A fertility days calculator is a great way for you to discover when you are highly fertile, so that pregnancy is more achievable. This fertility days calculator tool can help you to predict when you are most likely to ovulate.
Ovulation is when your egg is ready to release from an ovary, and when you stand the best chance of becoming pregnant each cycle.


It's a good idea for you to understand how ovulation works, so that you can understand your body more, and feel comfortable about how the conception process works.
In the meantime, get started by using the fertility days calculator below.

Once you have used the calculator, make sure you explore the other ways that can help you predict the tell-tale signs that you are going to ovulate. It's better for you to actually do this, because all of our bodies are different, and sometimes your body isn't textbook perfect, so even though the calculator might give you a good indication of things, it might not be exact.





Bear in mind, using a fertility days calculator isn't the only way you can predict ovulation, and therefore your most fertile time of the month.
There are other ways too.

Other ways you can predict ovulation

Monitor Your Cervical Mucus:

You can monitor your cervical mucus to get an idea if:
a) you are indeed ovulating at all;
b) that if you are ovulating, your mucus can even indicate to you if you have a healthy ovulation.
Monitoring your mucus can get you in tune with your bodies natural pattern of fertility, helping you to conceive faster.
Learn How To Monitor Your Cervical Mucus Here

Check Your Cervix

Checking your cervix is another free way you can monitor for signs of ovulation, or problems with your ovulation. The shape and feel of your cervix changes throughout the course of your cycle.
Don't be afraid to use this method to check if you are ovulating okay, and to find your most fertile time of the month.
Learn How To Check Your Cervix Here

Use A Basal Body Thermometer (BBT)

Although a basal body thermometer won't tell you when you are going to ovulate, it is a great way to let you know if you indeed have.
You will be able to tell this through a shift in your temperature moving into the second half of your cycle. Of course, if you aren't seeing a temperature shift this might indicate you have an ovulation problem that may need attending to.
Don't panic, most fertility problems are fixable, and it's great if you can manage to find your reasons for infertility, as this will put you in the best position to address them, and turn things around.
Learn How to Use a Basal Body Thermometer (BBT) Here

Use An Ovulation Predictor Kit (OPK)

Using an ovulation predictor kit, or OPK, is a great way to monitor your signs of ovulation. You can actually use it in conjunction with all of the other ways listed above, or on its own.
The great thing about an OPK is that it gives you notice, predicting when you will ovulate. Usually you will know a day or two in advance when you should ovulate.
Learn How to Use an Ovulation Predictor Kit (OPK) Here

Good-luck on your journey to parenthood. I hope the fertility days calculator helps you predict your ovulation cycle.
Don't forget if you can't conceive naturally there are other options. So don't panic if baby-dancing isn't working out for you!

Other options for parent-hood include:

- Getting help with assisted fertility methods like IVF through a fertility center
- Exploring if surrogacy is an option for you.
Find out what surrogacy is here.
- Adoption could be another option for you. There are many children requiring loving homes. Maybe your home & heart could be a place for one of these children?