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Pregnancy Calendar
A pregnancy calendar can help to give you a solid estimate. By entering just one piece of information into a pregnancy due date calendar you can assess a fairly accurate delivery date.
To begin with, it can be difficult to know exactly when you fell pregnant and the start date of your pregnancy calendar is usually estimated. The estimated start date of your pregnancy calendar is initially calculated from the date of your last period.
You can customise your own calendar depending on the date that you became pregnant. Every pregnancy calendar lasts for 40 weeks and is helpful to give you an idea of your baby's due date.
Use your personal Pregnancy Calendar to follow your baby's development from conception to birth.
You can use the pregnancy calendar in two ways. You can enter the first date of your last menstrual cycle into the pregnancy calendar. This will calculate forward. The results shown will give you your estimated date of conception, end of first trimester, the date to book your first birthing class, the end of your second trimester, and your estimated delivery date according to the pregnancy due date calendar.
Every pregnancy calendar is divided into three trimesters. The first trimester of your pregnancy calendar lasts for 12 weeks and is the most critical part of the baby's development. It is important to use your pregnancy calendar to be sure that you take the first three months particularly carefully.
Once you have your first ultrasound scan of your baby then your health professional can take the measurement of the developing foetus to assess how far along your pregnancy calendar you actually are. This is the most accurate way of calculating the due date for your pregnancy calendar.
It is important to use your pregnancy calendar to be sure that you take the first three months particularly carefully.
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