""My Aura ring started to go crazy," Allie says. "'Your heart rate is up, your body temperature is up.' But I was still nursing. I hadn't had a period. Everything she was feeling could have been related to postpartum hormones. She hoped her ring would tell her if she ovulated, but says "the app needed three months of steady cycle information first.""
""Whether they're ready or not, Baby #3 is on the way, and Allie and Myles have been having a lot of fun sharing the news with gobsmacked family and friends. They compiled everyone's reactions in an Instagram reel that has gained 1.8 million views in the last three days alone. Jaws drop, eyes bulge and screams abound as everyone takes in the fact that the couple will be adding another baby to the family so quickly. "Again?!" says Allie's dad. "Are you kidding?!" exclaims Allie's mom friend.""
Allie Hunter felt "anxiety in her uterus" three months after giving birth to her second son. Her husband, Myles, suspected pregnancy because she had experienced that sensation twice before during pregnancies. The couple were on a bike ride in Mexico when Allie noticed changes and her Aura ring registered elevated heart rate and body temperature. She was still nursing and had not resumed periods, and the fertility app required three months of cycle data. After returning home, Allie took a pregnancy test that was positive. The third baby is due in early February, and an Instagram reel of family reactions reached 1.8 million views.
Read at TODAY.com
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