subject: Baby conception how it really works [print this page] During her life a woman undergoes the high number of around 500 cycles accompanied with an up and down of hormones and cramps and other uncomfortable symptoms just for the one reason to conceive one, two, three or four babies in her life. Out of millions and billions off eggs lying in the woman's ovaries only one is developing per month, is getting bigger and is just waiting for the chance to conceive a baby.
Out of a cycle of around 28 days on the average the 14th day is the best day for conceiving a baby, also 2 3 days before and after this 14th day are possible days for conceiving a baby even though they are less fertile and promising than the 14th day.
The egg gets released from the ovary and wanders through the fallopian tube to the uterus. As it needs around 24 hours to reach the uterus the egg gets most probably be fertilized in the fallopian tube as it gets less and less fertile after this time and destroys itself within few hours. Therefore, the best time to conceive a baby is around 1 24 hours after the ovulation of the egg.
The woman's body temperature is slightly higher (0,5 1,0C) during the ovulation period and it can be useful to measure the body temperature to find out the best time to conceive a baby. To make sure that you are able to guess the temperature in the right way you should measure the body temperature for a whole cycle to know the normal body temperature. Otherwise you will not be able to find out the best temperature for conceiving a baby.
Unfortunately, also if you follow each and every available conception tip which you can find in the internet or in certain books your chance to conceive a baby within one month is only around 25 30%. But this is really not surprising when you see that only 24 hours out of 30 days per cycle are really optimal to conceive a baby.
