Tbh I wouldn't mind if your vids were longer. I could listen to you talk all day this is all so informative since I quit birth control!!!

I am super interested in getting the Daysy or something similar and the app you mentioned sounds really interesting. Currently I am pregnant but once the baby comes and my cycles start again I have no interest in going on hormonal birth control ever again. I felt so much better once I stopped using it prior to getting pregnant and will now commit to charting my cycles as my form of birth control. Your videos have been super helpful and inspiring, thank you for all you do!

I´m charting my cycle old style with a pen and paper charts. Right now it´s more a period of learning how my body works and how my cycles are. If I get into a new relationship I plan to get a daisy. Never heard of the app before, thanks Victoria for introducing!

Victoria - SO GLAD you're taking this step! ;) I love my Kindara + Daysy routine and incorporating them together has been so eye-opening and interesting. Glad you're taking the time to go the extra mile and chart other factors that can affect your cycle. I find it so fun. Best of luck! :)

@AC-iw5mv

7 жыл бұрын

Does that mean you use kindara as well as the daysy app? :) xx

@MegInWhispers

7 жыл бұрын

Yes!

Thanks for sharing! I'm currently 8 months pregnant and I've been chatting with my midwife about using the Daysy once the baby comes. She also recommended the Kindara app. I'm so glad there are other women out there that are just as passionate and helpful with natural alternatives to fertility and cycles! I always appreciate your personal stories and opinions.

@Appleboo222

5 жыл бұрын

Joanna Middendorp how is the Daysy?

I think if you ever want to write a book about Period Positivity, I would read it. The data you find on this journey of yours would be beneficial to that book as well. I love how you explain things. I would definitely read your book :)

@hannahanderson2292

5 жыл бұрын

Gabriela Centurion Neumann yes!!!

I'm currently using birth control pills, specifically a single-level hormone pill. I'm very interested in a more natural method especially since between my birth control and antidepressants my libido is completely gone. And let's be honest, that's not really fair to myself or my husband. I'm planning to purchase the Daysy, and after discussing it with my husband he's completely on board with it.

I loove your new outro!

I use the Lady comp and the Kandara app. It is so easy!! I love the detail that I can plug into the kindara app but I love that if I forget to put in the charting information to the kindara app I can rely on Lady comp to tell my just like you said yay or nay. I am so busy with being a nurse and my business that if I can’t take a few minutes to plug in everything on the kindara app I at least have the security of the lady comp. I also use the caya diaphragm with the pull out method on my red and yellow days it’s not 100% foul proof protection but it’s better then nothing.

I installed Kindra now, I'm looking forward to it. There have been big news since this video, you can now preorder their thermometer called Wink

I'm just coming off the pill now and quite worried about the irregularity of my periods after this. I love the security of knowing when I will be on and when I won't be but after watching your videos I've decided to come off hormones and see what happens!

Interesting channel. I'm currently researching non-hormonal bc options after beginning the pill (Lyleq) once again 3 months ago and now experiencing breakthrough bleeding throughout this entire month. Ugh. I hate bc pills -- been there and done enough of that over the years. Sick of them all. The worst bc method I ever tried was the Depo Provera shot in my late teen years -- the weight gain proved intense. In the past I've also been on Ortho Tricyclene and Apri bc pills, as well as a non-hormonal IUD (Paragard). Now in my 40s, I'd really love to be free from added hormones. I saw your video about the Natural Cycles app and am looking into it as well. Thanks for the info.

I have a non hormonal IUD and I chart my cycle just for more info on my body!

I have been using FAM for about a year and I love it! I use the app daily and every few days write it down on the paper chart. A this point in time I don't trust a computer like Daysy enough as it doesn't keep track of discharge. But I'm finally comfortable with trachking my cycles and I don't think I will ever go back to hormones

@deandreyour9856

6 жыл бұрын

What you do?

I love the daysy so worth it. Took me awhile to finally get it but it's been fantastic. Gave me the confidence to start using fam. It's definitely helped me learn more about my body as well.

@Appleboo222

5 жыл бұрын

Katelyn Maula how is the Daysy now ? Still working? I would like to buy one

I've been using Sensiplan for over a year, couldn't be happier!

Have you tried the app that was created specifically for the TCOYF book? I really like it! It's like the printed out chart but so convenient because it's at the tip of your fingers.

I just use a copper IUD. I'll have to hunt through your videos to see if you've already make a video on them.

I just got my Daysy and Wink, i wanted both of them to keep track and be secure to know what I’m doing. I’m also in the process of reading Taking Charge Of Your Fertility and i been watching your videos to learn more threw you i really appreciate you and your videos. I want to start charging also.

@kategattey5251

5 жыл бұрын

Makayla Hawk which do you prefer daysy or wink?

the daysy is so expensive! something i cant afford right now but i do want to invest in, in the future. i never have luck with hormonal BC it always leaves me feeling sick! thanks for the informative videos!

I needed this video today! I've been contemplating on buying this... I just can't quite do the $$$ right now.. 😩 but my thermometer I'm using is taking a crap after only a few months...

Thank you for making these videos! I got pregnant using kindara. I don’t blame the product. I had gotten really lazy with charting. Also, my temp was always oddly low, so I never trusted my chart. I want to try something more idiot proof eek!

Oooh im interested

the tcoyf app is very simalir to the one you showed

I use Kindara and really like it :)

Great info🤗 is it a specific time in the morning that you have to take your temp or is it just anytime that i wake up during the morning

using Lady comp. does anyone else use it

I went off the pill 2 months ago but my main concern was 'how am I going to know when ill be getting my period?' Im super lazy and never use the calendar and I don't track it. Ive been using an app called Eve. So far its been really great with letting me know when I should be getting my period. I have only used it for 2 cycles so i feel like I cant brag about it too much but so far so good... And its Free hahaha

I love kindara

Hi! i was wondering if you would still recommend it 😊

Hey !! @femmhead can you please in a video address the whole lawsuit towards the Daysy?? There’s some people challenging it’s reliablity and I’m an avid daysy user !! Really appreciate your thoughts!!

hey! do you ever track your cycle in relation to the phases of the moon? i would absolutely love a video about this. or at least just your thoughts on it.

I am finally having my Nexplon birth control implant removed in a few weeks and should be receiving my daysy soon after. I have been on that birth control for 5 years. I’m nervous about how my body will react. Can anyone share their experience with me and let me know what to expect?? Thank you!

how can I get a hold on the daysy

Thank you for your videos, they're great!!! I just have one question: how can the Daysy be secure if it only measures your temperature? Does it rely on previous cycles? I just read "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" and the author makes clear that you can't just rely on one "method", in this case temperature. And also, does the Daysy show the temperature on the device? Or how do you combine it with the App? Thank you!!!

Is there another an option to the daysy thermometer? One that also functions the same but it's so expensive?

How do you account for nights you go drinking? Because that raises your body temperature right?

@aliciamooie8288

4 жыл бұрын

In an other video i saw that you have to sleep at lest 3 or 4 h to have your temperature correct when you take it.

@femmehead hi how do you check your cervical fluid please? I’m looking to get off of my hormonal birth control :) thank you

I wanted to add that with the Daysy you don't have to temp at a certain time of day, unlike with FAM (which I use right now) which has to be done at the same time of day. I wake a lot, and so although I've been using Kindara for nearly a year and love the knowledge about my body it has given me, I need a way to temp that doesn't require sleep that I don't get to be had at rigid times of the day :( Thinking of trying this because of that. If anyone has any insights on the Daysy in light of this and your experience I would be very happy to read them :)

I was on the pill for about 6 months and I couldn't stand it! It made me so depressed so i switched to the Nuva ring but I want to take charge of my body. My mom isn't very supportive of this idea and it scares my partner. I'm going to be a senior, I thought getting the book would be a good start.

Kindara all the way!!! And the Wink (thermometer) is so quick and awesome!

@Sweetxcream

4 жыл бұрын

Cinthya Hernandez is the wink better than the daysy? Daysy will tell you more in my opinion.

I purchased the daysy recently in hopes to get off of hormonal birth control and start using FAM. I'm also reading Taking Charge of Your Fertility to educate myself further. I know that when done properly this method will work but am still very anxious about making the switch!

@Appleboo222

5 жыл бұрын

Kelly how is the Daysy?

Hello Victoria! I’ve been wondering - I don’t trust myself (yet) to use only the charting method for pregnancy prevention. However, I was wondering if you have any experience/advice on using a diaphragm as a barrier method of birth control? I am considering ordering the Daysy and using that in combination with a diaphragm as hormone free birth control. Any advice? Thank you! ❤️

Have you heard or tried the clue app? Also thanks for this video I was one of the people who asked about this. I just started charting and I am trying to figure out if this is worth it. Looking to purchase soon! Thanks!!

@FemmeHead

7 жыл бұрын

Yup! I used Clue for a long time, but I wanted something that was a bit more detailed.

@prndrmamii

7 жыл бұрын

okay I might take a look into kindara. Sometimes the interface of clue is a little inconvenient. Kindara seems to be a more simple interface.

I am super interested in getting the Daysy or the Lady Comp, but right now I am getting the Depo shot (worst decision ever) and it makes my cycle so weird, I dont get my period for the first two months of the shot and then get my period for two weeks to a full month. I was wondering if anyone knows if it is best to just stop the shot and not use hormonal birth control until my body gets regular again, or if I should take the pill for a few months to get a regular cycle again before starting temperature charting? I have a boyfriend so I need the security of having a form of birth control.

@__phoebe.taylor

5 жыл бұрын

not sure if you are still looking for a reply, but I was on the depo for two years and the same thing happened to me. the shot would make me not bleed for a month or two and then I would bleed until I got my next one. I once had my period / spotted for 52 days straight. I had taken multiple types of the pill before switching the depo, and they all gave me horrible migraines, depression, and nausea to the point where I didn't want to eat. Because of that experience, I swore of hormonal birth control and therefore didn't take any type after stoping the depo. My periods gradually went back to normal within a few months! So I would definitely suggest not using another form of hormonal birth control after going off the depo, as your cycle should return to normal on its own. I realize this reply is super late, but I related to this comment a lot so I wanted to help you or anyone else who can relate!

I just read through all of the comments but still unsure what to buy. Do these bbt methods work while breastfeeding, postpartum, no menstral cycle? I’m 15 month pp with confusing daily cm and no cycle while bf.. Also is the paid kindara app preferred or is the free version just as good with bbt? Daysy, wink or ladycomp? I like the lazy light. Do they allow for paper charting or do you need an app linked?

What kind of battery does it use or does it charge??

where is this shirt from?

how long after stopping the pill did it take for your period to regulate?

Hi Victoria, just wondering if you ever get conflicting results between the daysy and your physical symptoms? As in daysy says red/yellow, but your cervical fluid suggests it's safe for unprotected sex/non-fertile? Sorry if this is a naive question, I am waiting for my copy of TCOYF to arrive in the post! Haha

@maritseverijnse1876

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly my question!

Hi love your videos, I want to get a daysy and also chart fluid, I have heard a lot of people say they have had green days on the daysy but have checked their fluid and its fertile fluid. have you ever have this?

@FemmeHead

4 жыл бұрын

The colors have always matched for me.

Hi- so I am looking for a natural birth control plan like this and I was very excited to try it out. I found a video that calls it a fraud and I was hoping u could see if these r real problems that should be considered when choosing this natural birth control, specifically the Daysy. Ive seen so many people talk about how they love it and that it works for them and I would luv if it could do that same for me. Thanks so much and ur videos r great :D

@birgitteskjonghjembo245

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, was about to ask the same thing. There are some videos about what the daisy (etc) didn't include when they said it would be 99.4% something.. do we still trust the daisy?

Do you have to take your temperature every morning at the same time? What if my sleeping pattern isn't regular? And what if I need to take a long distance flight for longer than 24 hours and I just can't sleep and lie down on a plane? Would it still be accurate?

@ashleywashburn2427

6 жыл бұрын

You have to get at least four hours of sleep. and it doesn't have to be at the same time it just has to be when you wake up.

I'm interested in the Daysy it's just SO expensive!!!

@SarahC127

7 жыл бұрын

There are discount codes available but it depends on where you are as to whether they work :)

@calooza88

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's expensive, but it was an investment to me. An investment on my health and well being. I was feeling miserable on HBC :( Please note that Daysy has a life expectancy of 7+ years, so in some cases it's not more expensive than some options of HBC.

@cassandrabitterwolf

6 жыл бұрын

use code FEMME :)

@dianalopez876

6 жыл бұрын

Amber Lynn same here and with the discount code it's 310$ ugh

@kattgardner3975

6 жыл бұрын

Amber Lynn if you haven't found anything check out natural Cycles it's a certified type of birth control and a cheaper option xx

have someone here got the green light and still got pregnant? i'm thinking of buying the dayzy and i want to know if it's really safe.

We currently use condoms, but I'd like to start charting my cycles. I'm almost a year postpartum and plan to implement the symptothermal method once the little guy moves into his own room. I'm familiar with BBT charting since I tried it a few cycles while TTC.

Is there a more affordable alternative to the daisy?

@YesNo-dm4dx

3 жыл бұрын

You can chart manually with a digital thermometer

Im interested in how the daisy app works! No one shows that in any of their videos. And also how many green days you get on an average. I saw 8 green days on your app now, which means only a cuple of more days after your period. Is that because of transitioning? :)

Hey my name is Ruth vanderzwaag and I've been watching your KZread channel and I have been really really I wanted to know I've been doing that app slow and I wanted to know is it accurate I just started on a flow and I just wanted to know if you knew any more about it I hope I can find you on Instagram maybe we can talk on Instagram or on Facebook

I am very interested in this method of birth control...does the Daysy have a tracking app? or are you tracking all this info yourself?

I’ve been on birth control pills (currently Tri-Sprintec) for approx 16 years at this point. I do not want children and am in a committed long term relationship of almost the same length of time that I’ve been taking BCP. Recently having problems with hypothyroidism, copper levels too high and zinc too low- this all (I think) contributing to hair loss. My doc suggested Daysy as an alternative to the pill since maybe it’s throwing all my stuff out of whack after being on it this long. I am just so paranoid about getting pregnant though and the pill has worked all this time for that. I’d be interested to know the percentage of women who conceived after intercourse on a green day. Accidental pregnancy really isn’t an option for me; I would need to have an abortion if that happened so I am very apprehensive to try this device.

I'm about to start using the Kinder + Daysy app together, has anybody here had pregnancy scares or have gotten pregnant from using these two methods? (or know anybody who has). I'm using to avoid pregnancy so I'm concerned about how reliable and valid these devices are. Thanks!

So expensive, but all need it!

Does your discount code still work? This is a bit expensive for me but hormonal methods are ruining my life and body. I've had ovarian cyst and chronic infections due to birth control. I had the Mirena IUD for 6 years, the depoprevera shot for about 6 months, and the nuvaring for 4. I'm over it and want to use FAM but I'd like to start with daysy because I'm uneducated and don't trust myself to fully track my cycles, but I wanna start asap!

In the UK the daysy is £289 (US$355), does any one know if you can get it cheaper in the UK with discount or something? It is so expensive and something I cant really afford right now but I really think it would be so useful.

@juicysatsumabeauty

7 жыл бұрын

Kimberley Day Try discount code DAYSYHEALTH for 15% off

@adinasqueendomshire961

3 жыл бұрын

You can get it cheaper on Ebay (used and un used)

It's so expensive though. :\

Just got the daysy and I’m also using it conjunction with Kindara. Can you still add the section to input the daysy color on Kindara?

@Appleboo222

5 жыл бұрын

Erin Perry how are you finding it?

Are you going to try the Wink offered by Kindara? I love kindara, but I also hear great things about Daysy 🤔

@NZchickforlife

7 жыл бұрын

I LOVE my WINK :)

@crazy57275

6 жыл бұрын

Lydia Sherwood does the wink/kindara have a color code like daysy which tells you whether you're fertile or not on each day?

Can you only incorporate the Kindara app with the Daysy? Or could you incorporate Kindara with Natural Cycles too?

@xKaddyx_

5 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure you can do what she's doing with any app that's similar. I believe she uses Kindara because to my knowledge I think it is one of the more detailed apps. As she said, she wants to track cervical fluid and sleep patterns and not many apps let you track all of these things.

Hi Victoria! I really enjoy your videos :) I've been on the pill for a little bit over 3 years only for the purpose of contraception. I always had a highly regular cycle, little to no cramps, and a pretty mild flow before the pill. I've had to use 3 different brands because I would experience irregular bleeding and I have been experiencing the worst cramps of my life with all 3 of brands :'( So, I finally decided to go off the pill! I'm still taking it, but I'm going to stop once I decide on a fertility monitor :) So I said all that to say, would you be able to review Kindara's fertility monitor called "Wink" ;)? I'm trying to decide between Wink and Daysy and I'm having trouble making a decision!

@calooza88

7 жыл бұрын

They are different devices! the wink is a thermometer only. It's main feature is taking the temperature and synchronizing automatically with the app kindara. With wink you still have to follow FAM rules, i.e., observing cervical mucus and look for a temperature shift to confirm ovulation. You have to measure the temperature everyday at the same time to have accuracy. So, you have to rely on your own data and interpretation to confirm which are your fertile and infertile days. You have to be consistent and very cautious to not fail. Daysy is a fertility monitor. With Daysy you just have to take your temperature and automatically she gives your fertility status for the day, without anything else. You just have to make sure you had 3-4+ continuous hours of sleep before measurement. You don't have to measure the same time everyday. And it does all for you! See more at Daysy website: www.eu.daysy.me/technology/how-daysy-works/ www.eu.daysy.me/effectiveness/ www.eu.daysy.me/technology/how-daysy-works/ www.eu.daysy.me/support/faq/ You can also join the facebook group "Daysy Fertility monitor" for more information and user experiences :)

@bebemomolou

7 жыл бұрын

Vânia, thank you so much for your detailed reply! It's so sweet of you :) I understand the difference between the Wink and Daysy now. I think Daysy is more fitting for me personally. Anyone trying to decide between the Wink and Daysy should read your comment! Thank you again :)

@calooza88

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome :) Daysy is the device that gave me enough confidence to finally go off the pill and be hormone free. I was not so sure about my commitment and my own interpretation of fertility signs with FAM, and that was delaying my decision. I'm now using Daysy as birth control and so far I'm loving it. Best decision ever...worth every penny. It is as easy as taking a pill, and temping everyday became so spontaneous for me. Totally recommend! Glad I could help :)

@bebemomolou

7 жыл бұрын

I see that you use the Daysy! It's even more reassuring for me in my decision to buy one :D Too bad they're sold out at the moment ;P But I'll be reserving one asap. Just out of curiosity, do you use the DaysyView app together with your Daysy? I see that at least in the Google Play Store, it has a lot of negative reviews on it :(

@calooza88

7 жыл бұрын

Momoko Hébert - Yes, I use it :) Please join the facebook group "Daysy Fertility Monitor" where we share all about Daysy :) I use the Daysyview because It's where I can see my temperatures and my graph. I have an iPhone and so far I didn't have any issues at all. I've been seeing a few negative comments about the App in the facebook group, and I think it's related to the Android version, but I don't really know. Not everyone is experiencing the same issues and the App is going to be updated soon to solve some of the issues. You can also contact support team at any time, they are very helpful.

Hi @FemmeHead ! I am just getting started on FAM and so pumped. I wanted to use the daysy and kindara for CM in conjunction, but I'm a bit confused: the daysy says you do NOT need to take your temperature at the same time every day in order for it to be accurate, however, I'd like to be able to both use the daysy's analysis of my temp chart and analyze it myself. does this mean I would need to get the daysy but still use it at the same time every day? or does the daysy create a chart you can analyze yourself no matter what? let me know if I'm not quite making sense...thank you for your wonderful content! It has been so helpful and motivating for me. please never stop. xx

Hi! I’m thinking of getting off the pill- I noticed the calendar picture on your phone with all the colors and couldn’t help but noticed there were only like 7 Green Days~ How many days out of the month on average would you say you can have unprotected sex? This is a factor for me in weighing out my decision as I don’t see my SO everyday or even every week sometimes so when We’re together... I want to be intimate. I would greatly appreciate your answer as I don’t know Many people doing FaM. Thanks!!

@jackiekegler1842

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Julie! I don't know if you're still looking for an answer, but with my last cycle on daysy I had 16 green days followed by 1 yellow day and then 11 red days. You can still have sex on red days, it's just recommended to use a barrier, i.e. condoms.

Hello all! I have been trying my best to compare the Wink by Kindara and Daysy. Does anyone have some insight into which is the better product?

@imapineapple15

7 жыл бұрын

Chelsea Borges- Dominguez Wink doesn't tell you when you're fertile or not, you have to use the knowledge of the four fam rules to figure that out (first five, temp spike plus four days, dry day rule and I forgot the last one) whereas daysy just tells you. The Kindara wink also has a differently calibrated temp reading. When I compare my lady comp to my wink, if lady comp is 36.12 my wink might be 36.20 Celsius. It's not a big deal and doesn't mean it's less accurate, but it's a different pattern to get used to. And by the way the daysy is made by the same people who make the lady comp. LC just has more features like luteal cycle, ov range, and a few others. Hope that helps

Do we have to check our cervical fluid? We cant just use the daysy on it’s own?

@FemmeHead

5 жыл бұрын

You can use the Daysy by itself. I just choose to chart my fluid as well.

I was just hospitalized for 4 days because of my IUD. I had PID (pelvic inflammatory disease) and am now looking for a non hormonal birth control that I also dont have to put in my body, like you do with the IUD. I have been looking at the Daysy but my boyfriend is not convinced. I know its ultimately my decision since its my body but i want to make a decision together. So, when the daysy says its ok to have sex, would you still suggest using condoms? And does insurance cover the Daysy?

@MegInWhispers

7 жыл бұрын

Allie - There's a FB group about "all things Daysy" and perfect for questions like yours! Go to FB and look up "Daysy Fertility Monitor" under Groups. Also, look all over Daysy's website - there's so much great info in the FAQ's. It is your decision indeed but it feels wonderful and safer when your partner is on-board. Try showing your partner Victoria's other video that she and her husband made where they talk about the details of FAM and sharing that with a partner. The FB group is super informative and many people share positive experiences with Daysy all the time. I highly recommend it. I'm so sorry you had that scary experience because of your IUD :( I truly hope the Daysy can work for you! In terms of insurance, it's easiest to buy Daysy with an HSA. If you don't have an HSA, some insurance companies can cover or reimburse you for Daysy. Contact Daysy's customer service via email and ask them the specifics about how to find out this info from your insurance company. The FB group is soooo helpful for questions like yours. Best of luck! :)

@calooza88

7 жыл бұрын

It's your decision indeed. If he's not convinced, he can choose using condoms all the time, right? It's his choice too. But it's not fair it's you that have to put your health at risk, is it? Try to explain the science behind Daysy, Do your research first and be very informed so you can answer all of his questions. You can also check this post on how to talk to your partner about Daysy: www.usa.daysy.me/blog/your-partner-and-natural-birth-control/ If you become convinced that Daysy actually works , then it will be easier to get your boyfriend to accept your decision. Although your health and well being should be enough reasons for him. I had this same conversation with my boyfriend, and when I talked to him I have already made the decision. I explained everything to him, first about FAM and then I explained why I thought that Daysy was a good purchase. I also said to him that if he wasn't comfortable trusting a device, he could choose to wear a condom. I also gave him information for him to read... He seemed skeptical but he said that he trusts me and for him the most important thing is that I feel good. And here I am using Daysy :) I know he doesn't like condoms very much, and I was absolutely sure he would end up wanting to have unprotected sex eventually :P So eventually he would give up using condoms and start to trust Daysy anyway. :P Off course it's always better to have your partner agreeing with you, but he has to understand that you are putting your health at risk using HBC and IUD's, and that alone should concern him... Good luck :) (please join Daysy's group on facebook for more information and actual user experiences )

@katelynmaula2522

7 жыл бұрын

AJ and Allie this is just my experience but I have zero pregnancy scares with the daysy it's been wonderful. I would recommend it

@angelfoodcake1979

7 жыл бұрын

Why do you think PID was caused by the IUD? It's usually from bacteria that travel on sperm. Doesn't have to be from an STI, but typically it's from bacteria. Sorry, if this is too personal, I'm just curious what the docs told you about this. And don't let a man bully you to any decision. It's your body. Have you read 'taking charge of your fertility' by Toni Weschler? It's an amazing book all about being a woman, not just charting and contraception/fertility, but also about health. I highly doubt any insurance covers the device. The FDA doesn't even allow such devices to be called contraception (that's a highly regulated term). Maybe start with a normal basal thermometer for a 10er and the tcoyf.com free page for charting to see if it's something for you before committing to such an expensive device!

@cynthiaparedes5344

6 жыл бұрын

any update on pregnancy scares? I'm just having trouble being fully convinced by the device.

I chart religiously, my periods are heavy and SUPER irregular! Any tips on regulating periods without synthetic hormones?

@RHM_MusicMinistry

5 жыл бұрын

Rebekah Dickens same here for the irregularity. I talked to a naturopath and she mentioned there may be herbal supplements to take to help regulate.

Have you used the Clue app?? I wanna get the daysy too but it is quite pricey 😩

@FemmeHead

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, I have used the Clue app. I think I even have a video on it. The Daysy is pricey, and for those who want something to rely on I think it's a great option. But you don't have to get it to chart.

The daysy doesn’t seem to be available in canada? Am i clicking on the wrong links?

@1224erday

5 жыл бұрын

Patricia BN it isn’t available in Canada. I bought one off of someone in the Facebook group “Daysy fertility sisterhood” or something like that. Someone sold a brand new one to me. It’s been a month and a half and I’m SO HAPPY with it

hey! i would love to know if there is a effective cheap alternative to the Daysy basal thermometer. I would like to trakc my temperature and use the apps to track my cycle, but dont want to spend hundreds on it... anybody out there got any recommendations?

@karengimenez1402

7 жыл бұрын

Fkaye613 check out "Femometer". It's a BBT thermometer that syncs up to its own app. I got it on sale for $50

@calooza88

7 жыл бұрын

If you only want a basal thermometer, just buy a cheap one... it does the job perfectly. Daysy is a fertility monitor, not a thermometer that's why it isn't cheap.

Also everyone who wants the Daysi but can not afford, if your have a Health Savings Account, fertility monitors are USUALLY eligible including the Daysi BUT PLEASE CALL YOUR HSA BEFORE YOU BUY Im only saying this because mine does allow me to buy it

@FemmeHead

5 жыл бұрын

Super cool. Thanks for sharing.

Hello I was wondering how does the Daysy work if your sick and have a fever?? Would that affect your accuracy?? I'm 22 and never been sexually active and I'm currently looking into a more natural form of birth control for when I'm ready. At the time it's between the copper IUD, or the Daysy as I dont want anything thats gonna effect my natural lady hormones.

@FemmeHead

5 жыл бұрын

If you have a temperature (or a few) where they're out of whack and feverish the Daysy takes that into account, and you'll just get more red/yellow days that cycle.

@Buffballerina1996

5 жыл бұрын

@@FemmeHead Ok thank you for verifying that😊 I think I'm set on the Daysy for when I'm ready, as I've done more research into the copper IUD and don't like the side effects that it can bring.

I use wink with kindara app

@bebemomolou

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Claudia, I'm trying to decide between Wink and Daysy. How do you like Wink? Is it working well for you??

@claudiabl4492

7 жыл бұрын

its amazing! wink is so easy to use, you take the temperature in the morning and it syncs with your app, so you can chart (otherwise I would be super lazy to take temps every morning with a regular thermometer and write them in the app) the difference with daisy is that wink doest give you a "green or red light" so you have to chart your signs to know when you are fertile, I feel more confident this way!

@bebemomolou

7 жыл бұрын

CLAUDIA BL Thank you so much for your response! The Wink sounds like a nice gadget for charting 👍There aren't a lot of good reviews of Wink on KZread and online in general so you've been a great help 😁

Is JUST using the daysy completely reliable as a form of birth control? are you just charting your cervical fluid out of curiosity and knowing your body? because I know that daysy claims that you don't need to chart cervical fluid... but I'm reading taking charge of your fertility and she reallyyyy stresses charting your fluid in order for FAM to work. I've asked a few ladies and haven't gotten a response and really need to know! thanks

@catalinaandrade4912

5 жыл бұрын

lavieemily i think it depends on your body, if you’re super in tune with it maybe you just need the daisy, but I think that most women who really do not want to get pregnant will do all three. The cervix always position your BBT and cervical discharge, probably depends on each person. I know that’s Victoria charts her discharge as well and doesn’t use the Daysi on it’s own

OMG I am currently using the Kindara rn; honestly I'm trying to just figure out and make sure I get it all right. I'm not sexually active atm; but I guess I'm still a bit scared with the whole " I might get preggers cuz I'm not doingg this right"...so yeah. But omg yes I've been using the daysy for like...4 cycles?

@AC-iw5mv

7 жыл бұрын

What do you think of the daysy?

I use natural cycles and kindara but I personally prefer Natural Cycles.

@AC-iw5mv

7 жыл бұрын

What is the difference between the two?

@bookyhollow

7 жыл бұрын

kindara is much more detailed (and free) but doesn't calculate in the same way, natural cycles is paid but uses an algorithm which I prefer

If you have a green day and have unprotected sex then have a red day the next day, are you likely to get pregnant because of how long the sperm can live after ejaculation? or does Daysy calculate for that and give you cushion days before fertility?

@RHM_MusicMinistry

5 жыл бұрын

Katelyn McGuire I asked the same question

@wantingtolearn4729

5 жыл бұрын

Elle brown has a video about daysy, I believe she mentioned that it does BUT PLEASE CHECK. DOUBLE CHECK.

@astridjanine1824

5 жыл бұрын

The app provides cushion days according to their customer service

What’s the difference between Daysy and Natural Cycles?

@hickszn

4 жыл бұрын

Well they both are facing lawsuits so not much. You can’t use these to avoid pregnancy the way they are marketed. Temperature only methods like natural cycles are not birth control. You need to track cervical mucus as well. Sympto thermal method is the way to go. Pick up the book taking charge of your fertility by Toni Weschler to learn the rules. And research the lawsuits daysy and natural cycles are going through and why.

@hickszn

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nYJrxJObcZWYerg.html

5 Years on...Do you still use it? :D

I know two people who've gotten pregnant from having sex on their period.. How is this possible? Also doesn't the daysy always say u r not fertile on period days?

@juliasteck7421

7 жыл бұрын

Gabi NS it depends, if you have your periode day 1-day 5, and then ovulate on Day 10 you can get pregnant from having intercourse during your period. The good thing about charting is that you will know from former cycles when you ovulated ( for example around day 16 - day 18 ). in this case you can't get pregnent while you're on your period, because sperm can't survive till Day 16! when you've been charting for 2 years and your Temperature shift has never been before Day 16, you can assume it won't be before day 16 the current cycle. predicting your ovulation is never 100 % accurate, but you can tell when it's over, and then it's safe. the daysy won't give you a Green light when it's noticed you had a temperature shift before day ( i think ) 12 in your former cycles. then it won't give you a Green light. but starting with daysy you need to give it a little Bit of time to get to know your cycle ;) hope this answered your questions

@gabriellens2289

7 жыл бұрын

Yes thanks so much for your response!

@fenixinha

2 жыл бұрын

It's also possible to get pregnant if you get an early ovulation - which may happen because of stress, for example. I still don't know what to do with it, maybe just only consider post-ovulation days to be safe. Also, I've heard it's a bad idea to have sex during your period as if you do happen to get an early ovulation a certain month, you won't be able to track your cervical fluid (because of the period) and miss the unexpected change in the cervical fluid.

I have a question- they say sperm can live up to 5 days inside you- so how does that work with the daisy or other products like it like the “ladycomp” etc? My periods have always been irregular. I do get one EVERY month. I recently just had surgery for an ectopic pregnancy. We weren’t planning necessarily but had been using no contraception for 9 mos because I was sick of how the pill made me feel and I’d much rather do natural birth control methods. Me and my husband really need something like this but I don’t know if it would still work if my periods are off every month like either by a week to two week to three weeks. Also the sperm question because you never know what if the light is yellow or red the next day after the green light- and you just had sex with no protection and that sperm can live up to 5 days?! Then you still have a chance of obviously getting pregnant right? Please help and thank you so much!

@FemmeHead

5 жыл бұрын

So, the Daysy factors that into its algorithm for when you get a red, yellow or green day. If you have unprotected sex on a green day and the next day is yellow you just need to be careful that yellow day, and not worry about your green day :). Also if you have irregular cycles I highly recommend learning how to chart yourself, which you can do in conjunction with using the Daysy. I think charting cervical fluid is very beneficial for everyone!

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