Estimate due date, pregnancy weeks, and trimester milestone timelines.
Basis: Naegele's rule (LMP + 280 days) and ACOG Committee Opinion 700 on estimating due date·2026-08-28 verified·Not reviewed by a medical professional·Editorial policy
Tool Overview & Key Purpose
Calculate estimated due date (EDD), gestational age, trimester stage, and fetal development milestones.
Step-by-Step Usage Instructions
1STEP 1
Choose calculation method (Last Menstrual Period - LMP, Conception Date, or Ultrasound).
2STEP 2
Input the date and average cycle length (default 28 days).
3STEP 3
Discover estimated due date, current gestational weeks + days, and countdown D-day.
4STEP 4
Review trimester milestones and key medical checkup timelines.
Real-World Scenarios & Practical Cases
3 Practical CasesScenario #1
LMP January 10th Due Date Calculation
With a 28-day cycle, estimated due date is October 17th. On April 1st, gestational age is 11 weeks + 4 days (1st Trimester).
Uses Naegele's rule modified for personal cycle variations.Scenario #2
Prenatal Medical Checkup Planning
Schedule nuchal translucency scan (weeks 11-13), quad screen (weeks 16-18), and glucose screening (weeks 24-28).
Never miss key diagnostic windows.Scenario #3
Maternity Leave Scheduling
Calculate exact countdown to plan workplace maternity leave filing dates effectively.
Coordinate leave starting 2-4 weeks prior to due date.Gestational age and due date basis
Naegele's Rule: Due Date = LMP Month - 3 Months + 7 Days + (Cycle - 28 Days)Pro Tips & Key Considerations
Ultrasound measurements in the first trimester provide the most accurate medical due date.Only ~5% of babies are born exactly on their due date; full-term delivery spans weeks 37 to 41.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Sources & References
ACOG — How Your Fetus Grows During PregnancyMayo Clinic — Pregnancy Due Date CalculatorBasis: Naegele's rule (LMP + 280 days) and ACOG Committee Opinion 700 on estimating due date · 2026-08-28 verified