Sperm production and ejaculation of spermatozoa into the female reproductive tract during sex are the main functions of the male reproductive system. Mature spermatozoa will pass into the epididymis (when to get pregnant to have a baby boy) where they gain motility after 18 to 24 hours. After a penis becomes erect and filled with blood it will be ready to ejaculate. The first process is the passage of mature spermatozoa from the epididymis into the vas deferens that uses smooth muscle contractions to propel the spermatozoa forward. Passing through the vas deferens and entering the urethra the spermatozoa are provided with fructose fluid that makes up most of the volume of the man’s ejaculate fluid. The seminal fluid that is added to the spermatozoa also contains alkalines to help counteract the naturally acidic environment of the vagina. Journeying towards the urethra the seminal liquid is propelled past the prostrate gland. The prostrate gland adds a milky prostatic fluid that forms the substance called semen. In the end the semen is ejaculated from the end of the urethra and into the women’s vagina where it will travel through the cervix and uterus. Even though 300 million sperm are ejaculated only about 200 or so will survive to reach the ovum cell.
There are fertility monitoring kits available but they are not always necessary as you can track ovulation yourself. You can make (useful reference) an ovulation calendar to help pinpoint the days that you will be ovulating. If you know the day your period started you can assume that you are usually ovulating six days after that day. Keeping track of cervical mucus will help you know when your chances of becoming pregnant are most likely. Before ovulation the mucus in your cervical canal clear and slightly stretchy and will help guide sperm to an egg for fertilization. Your baseline body temperature changes on the day of ovulation and can be tracked. If your body temperature rises by 0.4 to 0.8 degrees you are fertile and should plan to have intercourse that day to increase the chances of conception. Make a record of your temperature daily because it important to determine your own pattern and identify its change. If you don’t know the length of your menstruation cycles it can make it difficult to track fertility naturally.
Male spermatozoa thrive in a vagina that is more alkaline than acidic as a higher pH favors conception of a boy. You can create a higher pH environment where it is more likely that the Y chromosome spermatozoa will reach the ovum before the X chromosome sperm. Digital pH testers and test strips (how to conceive a baby boy fast) are low cost ways to test the pH of your vagina easily. An ideal vaginal pH will measure 8.0 to 9.9 on a scale of 0 to 14 with 0 being the most acidic and 14 being the most alkaline. By reaching into your vagina and gathering some cervical mucus you will be able to test your pH. Once you have some cervical mucus you can then test it with your pH strips or digital tester. Douching with baking soda before sex is recommended if you are really acidic. To make an alkaline douche dissolve two tablespoons of baking soda to lukewarm water and wait ten minutes. You can purchase a douche kit from most stores and use it to introduce the mixture into your vagina. Many practitioners do not recommend extensive douching while trying to conceive.
Follow this timing method that you can do at home and successfully get pregnant with a boy
To make a male baby depends on the right timing of sexual contact. The most famous natural gender selection model is the Shettles' method that was first discovered in the seventies. This approach is based on the idea that by timing sexual contact with the specific moment of ovulation you can sway the baby’s gender. The sperm transporting male chromosomes are speedier swimmers than the female spermatozoa but tend to die more quickly. If you have intercourse in the beginning of ovulation there will be lots of healthy male spermatozoa ready to fertilize the ovum once it is released from the ovary. A female baby is more likely if you have sex too early and all the male Y chromosome sperms die out before the egg is released. The likelihood of giving birth to a boy baby greatly increases to almost 100% the closer to ovulation that you have intercourse. If you have sex during your pre-ovulation phase make sure that you utilize a condom to lessen the risk of female sperm having the upper hand and you becoming impregnated with a girl. This low-tech method is noninvasive and it is very affordable to find an ovulation predictor kit or to check your basal body temperature daily. Proponents of the Shettles’ method claim the technique is 80% effective at getting pregnant with a baby boy.
