🤰 Pregnancy Calculator 2026

Your Complete Pregnancy Journey Planner

Welcome to the most comprehensive pregnancy calculator online. Estimate your due date, track your baby's development week by week, and get personalized insights throughout your pregnancy journey.

⚠️ Medical Disclaimer This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, obstetrician, or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your pregnancy or medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.
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📅 Calculate Your Due Date

⚠️ Important Note These results are estimates based on standard calculations. Your actual due date may vary. Only 4% of babies are born on their exact due date. Always confirm your due date with your healthcare provider through ultrasound and clinical examination.

🎉 Your Pregnancy Results

Key Dates:

    👶 Week by Week Baby Development

    Week 4-5: The Beginning

    Baby Size: Poppy Seed

    The fertilized egg implants in the uterus. You might notice early pregnancy symptoms like fatigue and tender breasts.

    Week 8: First Heartbeat

    Baby Size: Raspberry

    Baby's heart begins to beat! All major organs start forming. You might experience morning sickness.

    Week 12: End of First Trimester

    Baby Size: Plum

    Risk of miscarriage drops significantly. Baby can move (though you won't feel it yet). Nuchal translucency scan is typically done.

    Week 20: Halfway There!

    Baby Size: Banana

    Anatomy scan reveals baby's gender (if you want to know!). You'll start feeling fluttering movements.

    Week 28: Third Trimester Begins

    Baby Size: Eggplant

    Baby can open eyes and respond to light. Start counting kicks. Glucose screening test is usually done.

    Week 36-40: Almost There!

    Baby Size: Watermelon

    Baby is fully developed and gaining weight. Prepare your hospital bag and birth plan. Any day now!

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    📋 Pregnancy Milestone Timeline

    Week 4-5: Positive pregnancy test
    Week 8: First prenatal visit & ultrasound
    Week 10-13: Nuchal translucency screening
    Week 16-20: Anatomy scan & gender reveal
    Week 24-28: Glucose tolerance test
    Week 28: Tdap vaccine & Rhogam (if needed)
    Week 36: Group B strep test
    Week 40: Due date!

    ⚠️ Important Pregnancy Tips

    🚫 Foods to Avoid:
    • Raw or undercooked meat, fish, or eggs
    • Unpasteurized dairy products
    • High-mercury fish (shark, swordfish, king mackerel)
    • Deli meats and hot dogs (unless heated)
    • Alcohol and excessive caffeine
    ✅ Healthy Habits:
    • Take prenatal vitamins daily (folic acid is crucial)
    • Stay hydrated (10 cups of water daily)
    • Moderate exercise (30 minutes most days)
    • Get plenty of sleep
    • Attend all prenatal appointments

    📊 Pregnancy Statistics

    Stage Duration Key Developments
    First Trimester Week 1-12 Organ formation, heartbeat begins
    Second Trimester Week 13-27 Movement felt, gender visible
    Third Trimester Week 28-40 Rapid growth, lung maturation
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    ❓ Frequently Asked Questions

    How accurate is the due date calculator?

    Only about 4% of babies are born on their exact due date. About 60% arrive within a week, and 90% within two weeks. The due date is an estimate based on a 28-day cycle.

    What if I have irregular periods?

    If your cycle is longer or shorter than 28 days, adjust the cycle length in our calculator. For very irregular cycles, an early ultrasound provides the most accurate dating.

    When should I take a pregnancy test?

    Most home pregnancy tests can detect hCG hormone about 10-14 days after conception, or the day your period is due. For best accuracy, test with first morning urine.

    How much weight should I gain during pregnancy?

    It depends on your pre-pregnancy BMI. Underweight women should gain 28-40 lbs, normal weight 25-35 lbs, overweight 15-25 lbs, and obese women 11-20 lbs.

    Is it safe to exercise during pregnancy?

    Yes! Moderate exercise is beneficial. Aim for 30 minutes of activity most days. Avoid high-impact sports, exercises on your back after week 16, and anything with fall risk. Always consult your doctor first.