Pregnancy Due Date Calculator

Calculate your pregnancy due date and track your baby's development week by week with accurate milestone predictions

Pregnancy Calculator

Ready to Calculate

Enter your pregnancy details to calculate your due date and track your baby's development.

How to Use the Pregnancy Due Date Calculator

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Choose Calculation Method

Select your preferred method: Last Menstrual Period (most common), Conception Date (if known exactly), or Ultrasound Dating (most accurate).

2

Enter Date Information

Input the first day of your last menstrual period, conception date, or ultrasound date with gestational age measurements.

3

Review Due Date Results

Get your calculated due date, current pregnancy week, trimester information, and estimated conception date.

4

Track Development Milestones

Monitor your baby's weekly development, size comparisons, and important pregnancy milestones throughout your journey.

5

Save Calculation History

Save and compare previous calculations to track pregnancy progress and share with your healthcare provider.

6

Share & Export Data

Share results with family or doctor, export calculation history as CSV for medical record keeping.

Expert Pregnancy Tips

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Only 5% of babies are born exactly on their due date - 90% are born within 2 weeks before/after the calculated date

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First trimester ultrasounds have the highest accuracy (3-5 days margin) compared to later ultrasounds

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Track fetal movements from weeks 16-25: first-time mothers feel movements later than experienced mothers

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Prenatal visits schedule: every 4 weeks (months 1-6), every 2 weeks (months 7-8), weekly (month 9)

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Take folic acid 400mcg from before conception through first trimester to prevent neural tube defects

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Avoid alcohol completely, limit caffeine <200mg/day (1-2 cups coffee), no smoking during pregnancy

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Healthy weight gain: normal BMI gain 25-35lbs, underweight gain 28-40lbs, overweight gain 15-25lbs

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Warning signs requiring immediate medical attention: bleeding, severe abdominal pain, fever >100.4°F, sudden decrease in fetal movement

Expert FAQ on Pregnancy Due Date Calculation