Why choose the Pregnancy Planning Bundle?
A complete set of ovulation and pregnancy tests in one convenient kit
Designed to support you from cycle tracking to early pregnancy testing
Helps you identify your fertile window and test for pregnancy with confidence
Includes easy-to-follow instructions and visual guides for each test
A simple, affordable way to start or support your trying to conceive journey
Discreetly delivered from a women-led, Australian-owned brand
Ideal for those just starting out or looking for a more supported approach
Frequently asked questions
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The bundle includes:
15 x Ovulation Tests (dip and read)
3 x Early Detection Pregnancy Tests
2 x Pregnancy Tests
3 x Instruction Leaflets
1 x Colour Reference Card
1 x LH Fluctuation Curve Chart
This kit provides everything you need to track ovulation and test for pregnancy at home.
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Use the printed When to Start chart included in your kit to calculate your testing start date based on your average cycle length.
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Dip the test strip into your urine for 10 seconds, lay it flat, and wait 5–10 minutes.
If the test line is as dark or darker than the control line, your Luteinising Hormone (LH surge) has begun.
This means you’re likely to ovulate in the next 24–36 hours.
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The Luteinising Hormone (LH) Fluctuation Curve Chart helps you track your hormone levels over time.
By recording your ovulation test results daily, the chart allows you to visualise your Luteinising Hormone pattern and pinpoint your most fertile days with greater confidence.
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Use the Early Detection Pregnancy Test up to five days before your expected period. Use the Standard Pregnancy Test from the day your period is due. First-morning urine is recommended for both.
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The Early Detection test is more sensitive and detects lower levels of hCG. It’s suitable for earlier testing. The Standard Pregnancy Test is ideal if you're testing from the day of your missed period.
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Our video guides are available below these FAQ’s and also on the Learn page of our website.
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Some medications, especially fertility treatments containing human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) or Luteinising Hormone (LH) can interfere with results.
While alcohol doesn’t directly change hormone levels, it may affect your hydration and concentration of hormones in urine. For the most accurate result, we recommend avoiding alcohol before testing and using first-morning urine when possible. -
No. All test strips are single-use only and should be discarded after use.
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es, but it’s helpful to track for 2–3 months first to understand your average cycle length. The LH tracking card is designed to help with this.
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We recommend waiting at least one full cycle before resuming testing. Hormone levels can take time to stabilise, and tracking may not be reliable immediately after a loss.
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Our standard Pregnancy Test can be used if you suspect pregnancy during perimenopause.
We don’t recommend Early Detection Pregnancy tests in this stage due to hormonal fluctuations.
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All bébé bloom tests are clinically validated and meet Australian safety and quality standards. They are over 99% accurate when used as directed.
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Two lines mean pregnant, even if one is faint. One line means not pregnant.
Every kit includes visual instructions to help with interpretation.
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Yes they are friendlier than most. Our slim dip-and-read strips use 90% less plastic than midstream tests, and all packaging is recyclable.
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Yes. Every order is shipped in plain, unbranded packaging with no mention of fertility, ovulation, or pregnancy.
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Yes. All our tests are designed to meet Australian safety standards and are suitable for home use.
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When you buy directly from us, you’re supporting a women-led, Australian-owned business.
We offer fair, transparent pricing with no dynamic markups, and every order includes guidance and care you won’t find on a pharmacy shelf.
The bébé bloom® Early Detection Pregnancy Test can detect tiny amounts of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) that appears in your urine shortly after fertilisation takes place. Allowing you to test for pregnancy with 99% accuracy as early as five (5) days before your expected period. Here’s a simple guide to get started.