Calculate due date

Are you pregnant and would like to know now when your child's birthday is? The birth date calculator will help you with that.

Calculate due date
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Based on the first day of your last period and your cycle length, our calculator calculates your expected due date:

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the pregnancy calculator

Answers to the most common questions about due dates, pregnancy weeks & preparation

How can I calculate my due date?

With our free birth date calculator, you can easily determine your expected delivery date. All you need is the first day of your last period and your cycle length. In addition, the calculator shows you in which Week of pregnancy (SSW) you are.

When is my baby coming?

Most babies are born between 37 and 42 weeks of pregnancy. Unser Birth date calculator Not only does it show you the appointment, but also tips for Childbirth preparation.

Is there a difference between SSW calculator and birth date calculator?

A SSW calculator Show yourself which week you are in. A birth date calculator shows you when your baby will be born.

Which SSW am I in right now?

With our SSW calculator You can immediately see which week of pregnancy you currently have.

How does a pregnancy calculator work?

Based on the start of your cycle, a pregnancy calculator calculates which week of pregnancy you are in, when your baby could be born and which Pregnancy milestones expect you.

How accurate is the calculation of the due date?

The calculation is carried out according to the so-called Naegele rule (280 days from the last period). But keep in mind: Only around 5% of babies arrive on the exact date. Read more about Childbirth and its signs in our guide.

How do I calculate the due date if the cycle is irregular?

If you have an irregular cycle, we recommend that you enter your average cycle length. If you want to calculate your ovulation, this will help you enter it more precisely.

Where can I find medically sound information about childbirth?

If you would like to delve deeper into medical aspects of pregnancy and childbirth, we recommend the official information from Swiss Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics (SGGG). There, you'll find evidence-based recommendations on topics such as birth types, risks, screenings and much more.

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