Calculate your current week of pregnancy, trimester, and key developmental milestones for your baby.
Dates
Used for estimated delivery window assessment.
This provides a standard estimate. Every pregnancy is different, so your actual due date may vary.
Next Big Milestone
Implantation Complete
Week
4
Your due date is just an estimate! Only about 5% of babies are actually born exactly on their due date.
Every baby grows at their own pace. Your doctor will track your baby's specific growth during your checkups.
Pregnancy is a 40-week journey divided into three distinct stages called trimesters. Understanding the math behind your timeline helps you prepare for major milestones and medical appointments.
This is the period of rapid cellular division and organogenesis. By week 8, the embryo becomes a fetus, and all major organs have begun to form. This is often the period where "morning sickness" is most prevalent.
Often called the "honeymoon phase," energy levels typically return, and the risk of miscarriage drops significantly. Around week 20, you will have an anatomy scan to check the baby's development and potentially learn the gender.
The baby grows rapidly in size and weight, preparing for life outside the womb. During this phase, the baby's lungs mature, and they begin to practice breathing and swallowing.
Every pregnancy is unique. Regular prenatal checkups are essential to monitor blood pressure, glucose levels, and fetal growth. Always consult with your OB-GYN or midwife for medical advice tailored to your specific situation.
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