What day is my baby going to arrive? From the moment a home pregnancy test indicates a big, fat positive, the next biggest question relates to the due date. A pregnancy calculator helps you identify when your due date will be, even though few babies actually make their arrival on that specific day.
An online pregnancy calculator can be useful in helping you calculate the age of your developing baby, conception date and your estimated due date. It works pretty simply, and you don’t have to have an online pregnancy calculator to do it, although it makes it easier. Add 280 days to the first day of your last menstrual period.
Remember, regardless of what the pregnancy calculator says, normal pregnancies can last anywhere from 38-42 weeks long. So go ahead and circle the date, but try not to be too disappointed if it comes and goes without a twinge of labor pains.
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