Books
-  The Infertility Cure by Randine Lewis from So, What Worked – TTC Edition
- The Baby Making Bible by Emma Cannon, from these posts
- The Food We Eat  by Joanna Blythman, from Pizza and Salad
- The Fertility Diet by Sarah Dobbyn, from all of these posts. Read my review
- Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon, from Home is the smell of cooking coming from the kitchen and Adventures in Home-made Yoghurt
- Ceviche Peruvian Kitchen by Martin Morales, from Spicy Mackerel Ceviche
 by Kasey Edwards.  Read my review. - The Impatient Woman’s Guide To Getting Pregnant by Jean Twenge, fromÂ
- Watership Down by Richard Adams, from Naming and Honouring Angels and Matilda The Musical
- Trying : love, loose pants & the quest for a babyÂby Mark Cossey for the male perspective on fertility.  Read my review.
- from Matilda The Musical
- The Rivers of London Series by Ben Aaronovitch
- The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins,Â
- Boy, by Roald Dahl
- Matilda, by Roald Dahl
- BBT Thermometer from So, What Worked – TTC Edition
Recipes
Most annoyingly, both the US and UK government websites I linked to for nutrition information for the fertility focus in recipes have both been restructured so most of the links are now invalid.
I will gradually go through all the pages and update them at some point. I will also work to put together a separate resource page for eating for fertility summarising all of the info. Â
Organic Food
We absolutely LOVED our Abel & Cole organic veg box delivery each week when we were living in London. We have been lucky to find similar services in Australia. Eating organically doesn’t have to be expensive.
If organic food isn’t possible, eating seasonally still helps provide more nutrition and variety (plus avoids food miles). 100% better than buying veg at the major supermarkets, for sure.