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It can take a healthy, normal couple up to 1-2 years to conceive naturally. Keep trying, learn to chart your cycle to find when you are ovulating and be patient. It is amazing how DIFFICULT it is to become pregnant. We have such a small window of fertility. Good luck and baby dust.
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