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Health · Pregnancy & Women · Free Calculator

Pregnancy Due Date
Calculator

Enter the first day of your last period to find your due date, gestational age, trimester, and upcoming pregnancy milestones. Adjusts for cycle length.

Your Pregnancy Timeline
Based on your last menstrual period
Due Date
Jul 15, 2026
Day
Wednesday
You Are
10w 0d
Remaining
210 days
Pregnancy Milestones
Key dates on your pregnancy journey
Full Milestone Schedule
WeekDateMilestone
// Health · ShashaTools
Due Date Calculator
Last Menstrual Period (LMP)
First day of your last period. This is how pregnancy is dated.
Cycle Length (days)
Average menstrual cycle. 28 days is standard. Adjusts due date if your cycle is shorter or longer.
// Results
Due Date
Jul 15
Due Date
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Gestational Age
10 weeks, 0 days
Trimester
Trimester 1 (weeks 1-12)
Conception (est.)
Feb 20, 2026
Remaining
210 days (30 weeks)
Due Jul 15, 2026 — currently 10w 0d — 210 days to go
How to Use This Calculator
Find your due date and track pregnancy milestones
Step 1 Enter Your LMP
1
Enter last period date
The first day of your most recent menstrual period. Pregnancy dating starts from this day, not conception. This is the standard medical convention.
2
Adjust cycle length
Default is 28 days. If your cycle is regularly longer (e.g., 35 days), the due date shifts later. Shorter cycles shift earlier. Only change if you know your average.
3
See your due date
The calculator shows your estimated due date, gestational age, current trimester, and days remaining. The doughnut shows pregnancy completion percentage.
4
Review milestones
The timeline shows 13 key milestones from first heartbeat (week 6) to due date (week 40). Past milestones are dimmed. Your current week is highlighted.
💡 Note: Only 4-5% of babies arrive on the exact due date. 80% arrive within 2 weeks before or after. The due date is an estimate, not a deadline. First-time mothers average 5 days past due.
Step 2 Understand Results
1
Trimesters explained
1st (weeks 1-12): organ formation, morning sickness, highest miscarriage risk. 2nd (13-26): growth, movement, energy returns. 3rd (27-40): rapid growth, preparation for birth.
2
Week 20 anatomy scan
The most important ultrasound checks baby anatomy and can reveal gender. Schedule this around week 18-20 with your provider.
3
Viability at week 24
A major milestone. After 24 weeks, babies can survive outside the womb with NICU care. Survival improves each week: 50% at 24w, 90% at 28w.
4
Full term at week 37
Baby is ready. 39-40 weeks is ideal. Weekly doctor visits begin at 36 weeks. Pack your hospital bag at 35 weeks.
💡 Tip: If your first ultrasound gives a different due date, your doctor may adjust. Ultrasound dating in the first trimester is accurate to within 5-7 days. Later ultrasounds are less accurate for dating.
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// Complete Guide — Updated 2026

Pregnancy Due Dates:
The Complete Guide

Your due date is the most anticipated date in pregnancy, yet only 5% of babies arrive on it. Understanding how due dates are calculated, what the milestones mean, and what to expect each trimester helps you prepare and reduces anxiety. This guide covers the science behind due date calculation, the key milestones you will encounter, and practical preparation tips.

The Formula

// Naegele’s Rule
Due Date = LMP + 280 days + (cycle length − 28)
LMP Feb 6 + 280 days = Nov 13, 2026 (28-day cycle)

Real-World Scenarios

Scenario 1: Standard 28-Day Cycle. Maria’s LMP was February 6. Due date: February 6 + 280 days = November 13, 2026. She is currently 10 weeks along (trimester 1). Morning sickness is easing. First ultrasound confirmed viability at week 8. Anatomy scan scheduled for week 20 (late June). Use our Macros for Pregnancy Calculator for nutrition targets.

Scenario 2: Long Cycle (35 days). Sarah has a 35-day cycle with LMP January 15. Standard calculation: October 22. With cycle adjustment (+7 days): October 29, 2026. Without the adjustment, she would think she is a week further along than she actually is. The 7-day shift matters for accurate milestone tracking.

Scenario 3: Ultrasound Changes Due Date. Priya’s LMP gave a due date of December 1. Her 8-week ultrasound measured the baby at 7 weeks, 2 days. Her doctor adjusted the due date to December 6. First-trimester ultrasound is accurate to within 5-7 days and takes priority over LMP calculation if there is more than a 7-day difference.

Scenario 4: First-Time Mother. David and Lisa are expecting their first baby, due September 20. First-time mothers go an average of 5 days past due. Realistic range: September 6 to October 4 (38-42 weeks). They pack the hospital bag at week 35 and start weekly doctor visits at week 36. Only 4-5% of babies arrive on the exact due date.

💡 Key insight: The due date is a 5-week window, not a single day. Full term is 37-42 weeks. Babies born between 39-41 weeks have the best outcomes. Do not stress about the exact date. Focus on reaching full term (37 weeks), and think of your due date as the center of a range, not a deadline.

Pregnancy Quick Ref
1st TrimesterWeeks 1-12
2nd TrimesterWeeks 13-26
3rd TrimesterWeeks 27-40
ViabilityWeek 24
Full TermWeek 37+
// Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Due Dates
How is my due date calculated? +
Naegele’s rule: LMP + 280 days (40 weeks), adjusted for cycle length. Only 5% of babies arrive on the exact due date.
How accurate is a due date? +
An estimate. ~80% of babies arrive within 2 weeks of due date. First pregnancies tend to go past. First-trimester ultrasound is most accurate for dating.
What if my cycle is not 28 days? +
Calculator adjusts. 35-day cycle = due date shifts 7 days later. 21-day cycle = 7 days earlier. Based on later/earlier ovulation timing.
What are the trimesters? +
1st (1-12w): organs form, morning sickness. 2nd (13-26w): growth, movement, energy. 3rd (27-40w): rapid growth, birth preparation.
How do I count pregnancy weeks? +
From first day of last period, not conception. At 4 weeks pregnant, the embryo is about 2 weeks old. This is the standard medical convention.
When is the first prenatal visit? +
Usually at 8 weeks. Includes health history, blood work, early ultrasound. Schedule as soon as pregnancy is confirmed.
When can I find out the gender? +
Ultrasound: 16-20 weeks (anatomy scan at 20w most common). Blood test (NIPT): as early as 10 weeks. NIPT also screens for chromosomal conditions.
What is viability? +
Baby can survive outside womb with NICU: ~24 weeks. Survival: 50% at 24w, 80% at 26w, 90% at 28w. Improves each week.
What is full term? +
37w = early term. 39-40w = full term. 41w = late term. 42+ = post-term. Best outcomes at 39+ weeks.
What % arrive on the due date? +
Only 4-5%. About 80% arrive within 2 weeks. First-time mothers average 5 days past due. The due date is the center of a range.