So clearly my cycle is 28 days. So then, by textbook standards, would my ovulation

[pregnantkitty_1985]

......time conform with the day 14 the textbooks say (because they're going by the 28 day cycle)?

[Dilly]

Ok, there's a great site called link removed. You can monitor your basal body temps and determine when you ovulate. Each woman is different and usually (not by any means always) a woman will ovulate on Day 14 of a 28 day cycle, especially if she's very regular. However, there are some flukey things that can happen, like maybe your cycle is longer on the front end and you ovulate later, ect. Doing BBT's or OTK (ovulation test kit strips) might help.

[pregnantkitty_1985]

I'm already a member of that site and it's a great one, so thank you for the link. I knew that everyone's cycle was different and stuff, and that some people have cycles longer than 28 days or shorter, but since I discovered mine was 28, I was just wondering if my ovulation would go by the standard day or something. Just wondering.

[Dilly]

FYI, mine is a 28 day cycle and I ovulated on day 14 and made whoopie on day 13 and vuala, baby in belly!

[bitbit]

FYI, mine is a 28 day cycle and I ovulated on day 14 and made whoopie on day 13 and vuala, baby in belly!

 

awwwwww!!

[pregnantkitty_1985]

FYI, mine is a 28 day cycle and I ovulated on day 14 and made whoopie on day 13 and vuala, baby in belly!

 

Awesome.