Re: 'Secretly' charting, any suggestions?

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Hope this helps!

At Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Fadette wrote: >
>I need some advice and suggestions on how to chart my temperature
>without my husband noticing. OK, before you accuse me of something, I'm
>NOT trying to deceive my husband -- read on...
>
>My husband is in the final stage of PhD, and we have agreed to start TTC
>after he graduates.
>
>Now, he needs to concentrate on his research, and he'd prefer not to
>talk about babies (and all the responsibility that comes with it!!!), or
>be reminded in other ways. Being a student thinking of babies makes him
>worry about the financial stuff -- even though I make enough money to
>support a family of 6 or so.
>
>I can understant dow worries can distract him from his research, and I'd
>like to be supportive.
>
>On the other hand, I'd like to practice charting BBT, so that I'll be
>ready when the time is right.
>
>So... how can I measure the temperature without him noticing? Is it OK,
>if I go to the bathroom to measure the temperature? Can I do it in the
>kitchen while I make the morning coffee? Or do I absolutely have to do
>it in bed?

--
Julie

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