Fridge Magnet Chart (celsius)

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Please note: whiteboard marker ink will stick slightly to printed areas of this chart magnet. Some staining will eventually occur, even when using whiteboard markers.

Please note: If ordering multiple items, your fridge magnet will likely be sent in a separate envelope/shipment due to its shape.

The perfect way to keep your partner in the loop!

I designed these fridge magnet charts because I wanted my partner Sam to be able to see where I was in my menstrual cycle without having to specifically ask me about it.

This means that he feels more empowered about initiating sex knowing whether any specific day is fertile or infertile according to the Symptothermal Method chart on our fridge 🙂

The chart I have chosen for this fridge magnet is my copyrighted Fertility Charting layout (which is what all my clients use).

Specifications include:

• 292 x 222 mm size
• Matte magnetic sheet
• Temperatures: On the left of the graph section, you will find a Celsius temperature scale.
• Cervical mucus:
  – Includes space for written descriptive notes of visual characteristics and quantity.
  – Includes a row for sensation at the vulva (Dry/Moist/Wet/Slippery).
  – Includes a summarisation row of “Dry / Non Peak / Peak type”. This summarisation row is based on both sensation and visible mucus observations. The “Dry / Non Peak / Peak type” categorisation system is an effective approach common to a range of established Symptothermal Methods.
  – Includes a Peak Count row for assigning Peak Day and the count of 3.
  • Please note: Different Symptothermal Methods utilise different types of cervical mucus charting and categorisation systems. Check with your instructor, as these cervical mucus categorisation options may not be relevant to your chosen FABM.
• Bleeding: Charts include a row to record bleeding. S=spotting, L=light, M=medium, H=heavy bleeding.
• Fertile days: Charts include a section to mark fertile vs infertile days.
• Past cycles data: Charts include a section to keep track of past cycles. This includes your earliest ever temperature shift, plus a basic “Minus 8” calculation rule (providing a “last infertile day” calculation). There is also an option to opt for a “Minus 20” calculation rule (providing a “last infertile day” calculation) based on your shortest cycle length from the previous 12.
  • Please note: Different Symptothermal Methods utilise different types of calculation rules. Please check with your instructor, as these calculation rules may not be relevant to your chosen FABM.

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