Let our pregnancy week by week calendar guide you through the various stages of pregnancy right up until birth. We take you from the exciting time you first discover you’re pregnant, through the uncomfortable stages of morning sickness. We’ll help you pick a baby name, decorate your nursery, pack your hospital bag, and even prepare you for the pinnacle moment – the birth of your new baby! Find your week of pregnancy or get started with Week 1.
|
Your Personal Pregnancy Calendar
Learn about, share, and celebrate your pregnancy with other moms-to-be. |
Find Your Due Date Club
Compare bumps, emotional ups and downs, and preparation plans with other moms expecting at the same time. |
Learn what's happening in week one, even before your baby is conceived, and find out why your due date is calculated from this point on.
Pregnancy Week 2Read about how your baby's journey begins in week two including ovulation and fertilization.
Pregnancy Week 3Find out how your baby is developing in week three and learn the early signs of pregnancy, along with the importance of choosing the right doctor.
Pregnancy Week 4Discover your baby's latest fetal developments in week four of your pregnancy and get tips on sharing the exciting news with your friends and family.
Pregnancy Week 5Learn what is happening with your baby's development in week five. Plus, learn about miscarriage, changes in your complexion, and what healthy foods you should be eating now.
Pregnancy Week 6Discover how your baby is developing in week six. Now is the time to start deciding where you want to deliver your baby and who will be a part of your superstar birth team.
Pregnancy Week 7Your baby's brain is developing rapidly in week seven. Get the details on the latest changes, plus advice on preparing for your first prenatal visit and bonding with your partner during your pregnancy.
Pregnancy Week 8Find out how your baby is developing in week eight and if you really should be eating for two
Pregnancy Week 9As you begin your third month, your baby is beginning to move around. Find out how he's developing this week plus what to expect at your first OB exam.
Pregnancy Week 10Learn what is happening with your baby's development in week 10. Plus, find out what to expect at your first ultrasound, and why you may be experiencing the pregnancy glow.
Pregnancy Week 11Discover how your baby is developing in week 11 and why you may be experiencing migraines, pelvic pain, and aversions to foods you used to enjoy.
Pregnancy Week 12Read about how your baby is developing in week 12 and how to deal with sleep issues, nosebleeds, and more.
Pregnancy Week 13You're entering your second trimester this week! Learn what is happening with your baby's development and how to read food labels to make smart nutritional choices.
Pregnancy Week 14As your baby continues to grow in week 14, your belly is going to start to grow more too! Get tips on planning your maternity leave and more.
Pregnancy Week 15Find out how your baby is developing in week 15 as well as what tests you should ask your doctor about including a multiple marker screening test, an amniocentesis, and an Rh blood test.
Pregnancy Week 16You've reached the end of your fourth month! Find out how your baby is developing in week 16 as well as how to deal with stretch marks, changes in your feet, and more.
Pregnancy Week 17In week 17, your baby is really starting to move. Get tips on making daycare decisions, dealing with dizziness, and more.
Pregnancy Week 18Your baby is developing in many significant ways this week. Learn what is going on with baby as well as how to boost your own energy and travel safely while pregnant.
Pregnancy Week 19Learn what is happening with your baby's development in week 19 and what signs of trouble to watch for.
Pregnancy Week 20Discover how your baby is developing in week 20. Plus, get tips on dealing with everything from stress to nosy relatives.
Pregnancy Week 21Find out what is going on in your belly during week 21. Also discover why your sex life and relationship with your partner might be adjusting slightly.
Pregnancy Week 22As your baby continues to develop in week 22, it's time to start learning about cesarean sections, blood clots, and more.
Pregnancy Week 23Your baby weighs just over a pound this week! Find out what's going on with her as well as how to tame junk food cravings, beat back pain, and more.
Pregnancy Week 24Learn how your baby is developing in week 24, plus what common pregnancy-related skin problems you may experience in the coming weeks.
Pregnancy Week 25You've made it to your third trimester! Learn how your baby is developing as well as how to deal with rib pain, spider veins, the risks of preterm labor, and more.
Pregnancy Week 26It's week 26 of your pregnancy and your baby is becoming more stable. Learn more about his development as well as how to deal with several pregnancy-related discomforts including sleep positions, Braxton Hicks contractions, and uncomfortable intercourse.
Pregnancy Week 27Find out what's happening with your baby's development in week 27. Plus learn all about hepatitis and pregnancy as well as fighting the pregnancy blues.
Pregnancy Week 28Your little one is growing quickly in week 28--find out what's going on now that you're in your third trimester and learn all about cesarean deliveries and bed rest.
Pregnancy Week 29Learn how your baby is growing in week 29 and start evaluating your labor preferences, from the best positions for delivery to pain relief options.
Pregnancy Week 30Your baby is growing faster than ever now--learn all about his development in week 30. Also get tips on avoiding emotional overeating and protecting your job after the baby is born.
Pregnancy Week 31Find out how your baby is developing in week 31 and learn how you can practice labor techniques now for a more relaxed and easier delivery experience.
Pregnancy Week 32Discover how baby-to-be is developing in week 32 and get great tips on choosing a daycare provider, preparing for your baby's arrival, and getting more calcium in your diet.
Pregnancy Week 33Your baby is entering his "finishing period" in week 33--find out what this means for his development. Also learn what you can do now to prepare for your new arrival including developing a parenting plan, collecting your secret parenting weapons, and buying baby clothes.
Pregnancy Week 34Learn how you baby is developing in week 34 and what warning signs to watch for in your third trimester, including reduced fetal movement.
Pregnancy Week 35Find out how your baby is growing in week 35 and how to relieve swelling and other aches and pains.
Pregnancy Week 36Your baby's "rapid growth" period is coming to an end in week 36. Find out how she will continue to develop this week and take a look at our predelivery checklist so you're prepared for the big day.
Pregnancy Week 37Your baby is almost here! Find out how baby-to-be is developing in week 37 plus learn common signs of labor and how to plan your breastfeeding diet.
Pregnancy Week 38Learn about your baby's development during week 38 and how to deal with persistent headaches, eye problems, and exercising issues late in pregnancy.
Pregnancy Week 39Find out how your baby will develop in the last two weeks of pregnancy, plus learn about possible labor day surprises.
Pregnancy Week 40Your baby is finally ready to meet you! Learn why you may need to induce labor if you're overdue in week 40.
Pregnancy Week 41If Baby still hasn't arrived yet, find out why, and discover options for speeding up labor and delivery.
Pregnancy Week 42Find out what to expect from your postpartum recovery, and learn what life is like with Baby during his first week of life.
Our must-read advice for moms-to-be with tips on labor, safety, and more.
At a baby-naming standstill? Try outsourcing the problem to Facebook, like one Illinois couple did.... Read More »
I wasn’t expecting this, no pun intended, especially after two very early rounds of practice... Read More »
Well, even though “Baby Boy No Name” sounds like that of a great Sioux Warrior (as my... Read More »
Latest updates from Parents Network
Follow American Baby on Twitter Follow Parents on Twitter