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https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/08/how-fertility-apps-exclude-fathers/567721
Jillian Wanner dutifully took birth-control pills for years to avoid getting pregnant by accident. When she stopped taking it, in 2016, at age 32, so she and her husband could try for a baby, she says she was a little surprised when she didn’t conceive right away.
“You spend so much time trying not to get pregnant,” she says, “and then the minute you want to get pregnant, you think it’s going to be easy, and it’s not.” So Wanner, like millions of other women trying to conceive in the age of the smartphone, downloaded a fertility app.
my opinion: Gee, the old way of taking advantage of having children when young, and having open legs when hubby is in the mood (which should be always if wifey would just stay slim) worked pretty well.Ovia offers the option of signing your partner up for alert emails when your “fertile window” is approaching