Which book? (PR)

[prettyinpink]

So E told me tonight he's ready to TTC. I'm freaking out because I thought I was ready and now that he is I'm starting to think I'm not. Anyways I want to read Taking Charge of Your Fertility but I'm not sure if I should ready What to Expect Before Your Expecting too? Thoughts?

[softspot]

TCOYF is a great read. There is also lots of info on fertility friend even if you don't plan on temping & charting.

I don't have experience with the other.

[prettyinpink]

Awesome thanks ladies!

[drunkpeggy]

I've heard good things about TCOYF but honestly you can get everything you need from Fertility Friend...for free.

[brandienee]

Jun 22, 2012 7:36:50 GMT -5 drunkpeggy said:

I've heard good things about TCOYF but honestly you can get everything you need from Fertility Friend...for free.

This is true. When I went off BC because it made me a crazy lady, I read TCOYF and did FF tutorials. They have the same important information. Good luck!

[nsl]

I think every woman needs to read TCOYF if only because high school biology/health tends not to cover a lot of essential information about our reproductive systems. A PP is correct, though, that you can get the same info for free at Fertility Friend. I never read the WTE book, but don't really care for the series in general since it tends to be a bit alarmist.

[bettydraper]

No advice, but how exciting!

[prettyinpink]

Jun 22, 2012 9:32:59 GMT -5 bettydraper said:

No advice, but how exciting!

Thanks. I'm terrified. We discussed it again this morning and decided that I am more comfortable waiting a little while longer but I'm going to start reading TCOYF and doing some more planning now.

[meltoine]

TCOYF is awesome. I think I'm the only person in the universe, but I hate FF. Their format makes me want to cry.

WTE is useless. Girlfriends Guide to Pregnancy was much better.