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Himama Fertility Monitor

5/22/2017

 
This is a sponsored post. I was provided a monitor for my honest review. All opinions are my own. 
How many of us have been baffled by the concept of reading our BBT (basal body temperature) when planning for or trying to avoid conception? I know I have always been. Basal body temperature is your body's temperature when it is completely at rest. In women, BBT rises during ovulation. It is a great predictor of ovulation.

If you have been following my blog for a while, you know we went through some infertility issues. When we were first trying to get pregnant, I tried tracking my BBT a couple months. First, the thermometer I purchased was broken. Then I kept forgetting to check my temperature when I first woke up. At the end of the day we knew we needed a doctor's help so we went with that. 

We aren't necessarily working on number 2 yet, but we are thinking about it. Since we are thinking about it, I wanted to make sure I had a better feel for my body and for what was going on. I had considered ordering a BBT Thermometer, but kept putting it off because I knew I would have to do some research there too. 
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But a couple of months ago a friend of mine reached out to tell me about this new monitor. It's called Himama, and it was created to track your BBT. 
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The oval that looks like a "button" is actually the monitor. It comes in a hard casing, which is actually its charging station. There is also what appears to be a bralette (but it isn't, because it doesn't cover a thing - which is why you don't see photos of me wearing it), and you insert the monitor into the space on the bralette, and wear it overnight. While you sleep, it records your information. 
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When you wake up in the morning, open up your app, and voila! all your information syncs to the app. It is really convenient because the app tells you when you are ovulating, if you are pre-fertile or pre-menstrual. It also lets you know if you did not appear to have ovulated one month (anovulation). 
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Overall, I have found it easier to use himama than to remember to check my temperature before getting up to pee every morning. I typically leave it on my pillow so I remember to put it on before I go to bed. It has been a great tool for getting to know my body and learning that I am, in fact, ovulating! 

If you are interested in ordering, visit the himama website. From now until June 30, use the code TTN15 for 15% off your purchase! 

xoxo, 

​Jenise
Kristen
7/8/2017 05:01:55 pm

Are you still liking this monitor? Does it continue to seem accurate?

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8/21/2019 07:40:23 am

This looks like a very convenient and helpful gadget! My sister was actually diagnosed with PCOS recently and she wasn't having her period for the entire year. She wasn't able to monitor it entirely because she was in college at that time. I'm glad this kind of device was made to help girls in a lot of ways since not everyone can literally track their everyday body situation. As for my friend who is struggling to have a child, maybe I will suggest this to her and hope that it helps her!

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