Due Date Calculator
Figuring out your estimated due date is simple. Add 7 days to the first day of your last normal menstrual period. Then count backwards 3 months. That's it! Here's an example - let's say your last menstrual period started on June 14. Add 7 days to June 14 and it equals June 21. Then count backwards three months and March 21 becomes your estimated due date. Or, use our calculator below. Fill in the fields in the top 2 rows, hit "Calculate!" and the information in the bottom 3 rows will be automatically generated. NOTE: Most doctors and nurses will estimate your due date by starting from your last menstrual period. Therefore, when people refer to what "week" of pregnancy you are in, it is actually counting the two weeks before you get pregnant. |
Please enter the first day of your last menstral cycle
Existing Members
Featured Partner
|
Itsabelly Baby Concierge offers resources to new and expectant parents helping them navigate the world of all things maternity and newborn. YourBabyYourWay.com members mention promo code YBYW08 to receive 10% off products or services. See all offers > |
FREE Resource Guide for |
Local Angle
|
Giving birth YOUR way
After taking the prenatal class, Adriana and Roberto created their birthing plan; making important decisions about how they wanted to deliver their baby. When the due date neared, they were going to stay at home as long as possible before going to the hospital … listening to music, talking to baby and enjoying the experience. Read the full story > Download a birth planning form >Read about false labor and the signs of true labor > Share your story. Submit your story with a local angle, and you will receive $50 if it is selected for publication. |
Adriana García and Roberto Jimenez were overjoyed when they discovered they were going to become first-time parents. They wanted to do everything right, which included signing up for Kaiser Permanente’s Preparation for Birth Class and checking out the Family Birth Center at Southwest Washington Medical Center. They even created an online blog so friends and family in Mexico could track the pregnancy and share their good wishes with the couple.
© 2008 Southwest Washington Medical Center | Vancouver, Washington | (360) 256-2000