Pregnancy Calculator in Weeks and Months

How Many Weeks and Days Pregnant Am I

Use the Pregnancy age Calculator to find out how many weeks and days pregnant you are, and which week you’re currently in.

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Chart of Pregnancy Months, Weeks and Days

Months	Weeks	Days	Key Tips for Each Month
Month 1 1st Trimester begins	Week 1 – 4	Day 1 – 28	Start taking prenatal vitamins like folic acid to support your baby's growth. Maintain a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and proteins.
Month 2	Week 5 – 8	Day 29 – 56	Visit your OB-GYN for a comprehensive health check and necessary blood tests. Stay hydrated and try ginger or vitamin B6 to ease morning sickness.
Month 3	Week 9 – 13	Day 57 – 91	Watch for symptoms like severe cramping, bleeding, or dizziness, and consult your doctor if they occur.
Month 4 2nd Trimester begins	Week 14 – 17	Day 92 – 119	This month is generally more comfortable as morning sickness usually subsides. Monitor your weight gain to ensure it's within a healthy range.
Month 5	Week 18 – 22	Day 120 – 154	Visit your doctor for an ultrasound to check your baby's growth. Stay active with light exercises recommended for pregnancy.
Month 6	Week 23 – 27	Day 155 – 189	Watch for excessive swelling, which may indicate preeclampsia.
Month 7 3rd Trimester begins	Week 28 – 31	Day 190 – 217	Track fetal movements and report any significant decrease to your doctor.
Month 8	Week 32 – 35	Day 218 – 245	Be aware of signs of preterm labor, such as regular contractions, back pain, or fluid leakage.
Month 9	Week 36 – 40 (or delivery)	Day 246 – 280	Schedule weekly checkups to monitor your health and your baby's progress. Learn the signs of labor, such as regular contractions, water breaking, and increased back pain.

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How Many Weeks and Days Are in Pregnancy?

A full-term pregnancy typically lasts 40 weeks (280 days), which is approximately 9 months. This is calculated from the first day of your last menstrual period.

– A full-term pregnancy ranges from 37 to 42 weeks
– A baby born before 37 weeks is considered premature.
– A baby born after 42 weeks is considered post-term.