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Getting Busy More May Improve Chance of Conception
Wanna-be-parents who have limited sex on schedule to improve their chances of conception might want to toss their thermometers and hop into bed! New research shows that couples engaging in daily sex prior to ovulation may have increased chances of seeing two pink lines on the pregnancy stick. One report said:Reported Tuesday at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) meeting in Amsterdam, the study involved 118 men suffering from "higher-than-normal" genetic damage to the sperm.
Does Waiting to Find Out the Sex Make It Easier to Accept?
I've never heard of a parent who found out her baby's sex in the delivery room and was disappointed. That's why when people ask my advice, I say to wait . .
Did You Have Better Sex While Pregnant?
Some mamas-to-be swear by pregnant sex saying their curves, increased blood flow and body sensitivity makes a romp between the sheets worthwhile and orgasms incredible. Other expectant women aren't in the mood during some or most of their nine months due to tenderness, fatigue, body image or other issues. What was your experience?
Would You Make a Parental Sex Pact?
Couples trying to reignite the flame in their stale relationships sometimes make a sex pact to help them light the spark. On Desperate Housewives, Tom and Lynette made an agreement to have sex every day for a month no matter what the circumstance. Sixty-seven percent of lilsugar readers said they do the deed once a week or more frequently so some mamas don't need the nudge.
Bringing Sexy Back: Make a Date
The kids are asleep, dishes put away, laundry folded, and work is complete. When bedtime rolls around, most mamas dream of a warm bath, a good book, and finally resting their heads. Dads are often just as worn out.
Bringing Sexy Back: La Rééducation Périnéale
In the immediate days following the birth of a lil one, sex is probably one of the last things on a mama's mind. Between nursing schedules, diaper changes and recovery, women may have little desire for intimacy. In fact, nearly 65 percent of lilsugar readers said they waited about eight weeks to jump back in the saddle, so to speak, while almost all of them commented that the first times weren't the most pleasant experiences.
Is It Fair For a Woman to Get Pregnant on Purpose?
We've all heard stories about the wife who skipped pills or poked holes in her diaphragm to get pregnant. But, if a woman desperately wants a baby and her partner doesn't inquire about her methods of birth control or use any of his own — is it fair game for her to try and conceive? There's been a bit of buzz on the Internet as of late and we're curious about your opinion.
Do You Know About Sex During Pregnancy?
If you're an expectant mama, then you already know a thing or two about sex, but doing the deed while pregnant poses a whole new set of questions. Many of you said it was the last thing on your mind when you had a bun in the oven, but some women find their libidos on overdrive while waiting for the baby to arrive. Regardless, take the quiz to find out how much you know about bringing sexy back while pregnant.
Bringing Sexy Back: Sex During Pregnancy
The last thing on many expectant mamas' minds is doing the deed, but Kate Hudson recently told February's Elle her feelings on the importance of sex in a relationship — even while pregnant. She said:
People think that you can put your sexual life on hold, but you have to find time for it. Without that relationship, our family is broken.
Lil's Favorite Five: Ways to Bring Sexy Back
Sex may not be the first thing on a new mom's mind, but it certainly isn't the last. A whopping 19 percent of lilsugar mothers said they had sex before they were even six weeks postpartum. And most hot mamas weren't far behind, so I've rounded up a few of our favorite ways to bring sexy back for the women with children who still need a nudge.
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