Estimate pregnancy milestones and due date.
This simple guide helps you understand how these tools work, what the terms mean, and how to make sense of the results so you can prepare for the exciting months ahead.
To calculate your pregnancy timeline, enter the date of your last menstrual period or the day you think conception may have happened. The due date calculator predicts your baby’s expected arrival, while the conception tool estimates when fertilization likely occurred. These digital resources are fast, accurate, and widely recommended by medical experts and expecting parents for early pregnancy tracking.
Tracking growth week by week is essential. Use a pregnancy week calculator to see fetal milestones. A gestational age calculator converts weeks into meaningful development markers so you and your provider know what to expect next.
Many parents prefer seeing progress in months rather than weeks. A pregnancy month-by-week calculator breaks the pregnancy into clear monthly stages. If you want a quick month-by-month summary, a pregnancy month calculator gives a simple snapshot of development and symptoms.
Different calculators suit different needs. A Pregnancy week calculator by LMP uses your last menstrual period to count weeks, while the Week to week pregnancy Calculator shows changing milestones. Some sites offer Due date pregnancy calculator, gender prediction, or Pregnancy Calculator boy or girl features. Remember, these are guesses, not medical tests. For clinical accuracy, rely on ultrasound and your care team.
Additional options include the Conception calculator variants and the Pregnancy week Calculator by due date if you know an exact appointment measurement. For broader well-being, check lists of the best fitness & health calculators to support exercise and nutrition during pregnancy.