You track your cycle. You time intercourse perfectly. You follow all the advice and hope this is finally your month. But when another negative test stares back at you, the heartbreak hits just as hard as the last time. You start to wonder if you’ll ever be pregnant—and the uncertainty is exhausting.

Meanwhile, you avoid baby showers and pregnancy announcements because they feel like a gut punch. You smile through conversations, but inside, you're asking yourself, "Why is this so easy for everyone else?"

Then comes the rollercoaster of emotions—excitement after ovulation, cautiously hopeful during the two-week wait, then crushed by yet another negative test. Some months, you hesitate to even take a test, just so you can delay the disappointment a little longer.

And the stress of it all? You know stress makes it harder to conceive, but how are you supposed to “just relax” when everything about trying to conceive is stressful? It’s a vicious cycle: you’re stressed because you’re not getting pregnant, and you’re not getting pregnant because you’re stressed.

Getting Pregnant Doesn't Need to Be So Confusing...

Currently you're:

🤯 Tracking your cycle and timing intercourse, but still not sure if you’re doing it right. You’ve tried following advice like "try every other day," but it only adds stress, making sex feel like a chore.

🤯 Using OPKs, apps, and temperature shifts, but getting mixed signals. One says your fertile window is here, another says there—so which one is actually right?

🤯 Told that a “normal” cycle means everything is fine, but something still isn’t working. If your cycle looks regular, why aren’t you pregnant?

🤯 Asking doctors for answers, only to hear “just keep trying.” But waiting another year without a plan isn’t the solution you had in mind.

🤯 Googling everything, only to feel even more overwhelmed. Every article and forum seems to contradict the last, leaving you with more questions than answers.

Why Conception Hasn’t Happened Yet—And What You Can Do...

💜 Timing isn’t enough—you need to know if your hormones are actually working for pregnancy. Even with a textbook cycle, weak ovulation or hormone imbalances could be silently standing in your way.

💜 Fertility apps and OPKs aren’t telling you the whole story. If you don’t know how to track the right fertility markers, you could be missing key insights that explain why pregnancy isn’t happening.

💜 Being told to “just keep trying” isn’t a plan—it’s a waiting game. Without the right data, you could be wasting months on strategies that aren’t actually working for your body.