Pregnancy Calendar
Being pregnant is one of the most exciting times of your life. Track your pregnancy with our dedicated articles!
Pregnancy Calendar
Month 3
By Leigh Lindsey
At three months pregnant, you’re nearing the end of the first trimester. Learn about some of the common symptoms, and about your baby’s development.
Week 4
By Leigh Lindsey
At four weeks pregnant, implantation occurs and the support system for your baby is forming. Learn about pregnancy symptoms at four weeks.
Week 5
By Leigh Lindsey
At five weeks pregnant, the embryo begins to form and lots of changes are taking place inside your belly. Find out more about pregnancy at 5 weeks.
Week 6
By Leigh Lindsey
At six weeks, lots of exciting developments are in the works! Learn about common pregnancy symptoms and get tips you can use at 6 weeks pregnant.
Week 7
By Leigh Lindsey
A lot is going on when you’re 7 weeks pregnant. Your baby’s tiny facial features are starting to form. You may also be experiencing certain symptoms.
Week 8
By Leigh Lindsey
At 8 weeks pregnant, you might start thinking about things like finding a prenatal care provider, your baby’s development, and symptoms specific to eight weeks.
Week 9
By Leigh Lindsey
At 9 weeks, your baby’s developing more recognizable features. Read on for tips on what to do at nine weeks pregnant and how to prepare for what’s to come.
Week 10
By Leigh Lindsey
At 10 weeks pregnant, discover how your baby’s developing and learn about the symptoms you might experience this week.
Month 5
At five months pregnant, you’re at the halfway mark and might even have an ultrasound scheduled. Discover everything that happens in the coming weeks.
Month 8
At eight months pregnant, you might have some uncomfortable symptoms and also be busy preparing for your baby’s birth. Learn more about what’s in store this month.
Month 9
This is an exciting month as you’ll finally get to meet your baby. Learn more about what may be in store for you when you’re nine months pregnant.
Month 6
At six months pregnant, use the tail-end of the second trimester to get the nursery ready or take a babymoon. Learn more about this exciting month here.
Month 2
At two months pregnant, you might get symptoms like morning sickness. Learn more about this as well as baby development and what else is in store this month.
Month 4
You’ve made it to the “honeymoon” trimester of pregnancy. At four months pregnant, some of your early pregnancy symptoms may subside. Learn more here.
Month 7
At seven months pregnant, your growing bump may be causing you some discomfort. Find out more about pregnancy symptoms and baby development here.
Week 3
Discover what happens at 3 weeks pregnant, from fertilization and early symptoms to baby size, implantation, and when to take a pregnancy test.
Weeks 1 to 2
Will you really notice those very early signs of pregnancy in weeks 1 to 2? Read on to learn what’s happening in your body at the start of your pregnancy.
Second trimester
Enjoy the second trimester, known as the "honeymoon period" of pregnancy! Learn about fetal development, ultrasounds, symptoms, and more.
First trimester
As you begin this wonderful journey, learn about fetal development in the first trimester and what may be in store for you, from symptoms to ultrasounds.
Third trimester
You’ve made it to the final stretch! Learn about fetal development in the third trimester, common symptoms, and how to prepare for your baby’s birth.
Week 40
When you’re 40 weeks pregnant, your baby is getting ready to meet you. Get the lowdown on what’s in store for you in your pregnancy's last few days or weeks.
Week 39
Congratulations! At 39 weeks, your pregnancy is full-term. Learn what kinds of things may be in store for you this week.
Week 37
Although your pregnancy is now considered “early term,” these last few weeks in your belly are very important for your baby’s development. Learn more here.
Week 38
When you’re 38 weeks pregnant, your pregnancy is almost full term, and your baby will be arriving any time now. Learn more about this exciting week!
Week 35
At 35 weeks, your little one’s skin is covered by a protective waxy coating called vernix. Learn more about this and your pregnancy at 35 weeks.
Week 36
At 36 weeks pregnant, you may experience what’s known as “lightening,” which is when you can breathe a little easier as your baby drops lower into your pelvis.
Week 31
At 31 weeks, most of your baby’s bones are hardening except the ones on their skull, which remain soft and flexible. Learn more here.
Week 32
At 32 weeks, you might feel your baby jostling around and trying to find a comfy position. Discover more about life at 32 weeks pregnant.
Week 33
At 33 weeks, all five of the senses are working, and your baby can even tell light from dark. Discover more about being 33 weeks pregnant here.
Week 34
At 34 weeks, you might feel more pressure on your pelvis as your baby drops down. Read on for more about what might happen during this week of pregnancy.
Week 27
At 27 weeks pregnant, your baby’s heart rate may slow down when they hear your voice. Learn all baby development and your symptoms at 27 weeks pregnant.
Week 28
At 28 weeks pregnant, you’ve made it to the third trimester! Learn all about your baby’s development and some common symptoms at 28 weeks.
Week 29
At 29 weeks pregnant, you may be noticing your baby’s kicks are getting stronger and that your little one changes position from time to time. Learn more here!
Week 30
At 30 weeks, hair is growing on your baby’s head and the lanugo is starting to shed. Discover what’s in store for you and your baby this week.
Week 23
At 23 weeks, your baby can hear you and will be getting familiar with your voice. Learn about what else is happening at 23 weeks pregnant.
Week 24
At 24 weeks, you may notice jabs and kicks as your baby becomes more active. Learn all about what’s going on in that baby bump of yours!
Week 25
When you’re 25 weeks pregnant, your baby might be able to hear you and may even shift position in response to your voice! Learn more about this week here.
Week 26
At 26 weeks, your baby's lungs are starting to produce surfactant, which helps with breathing after birth. Discover more details about this week of pregnancy.
Week 19
Learn about everything that's happening at 19 weeks pregnant and get up to speed on symptoms and baby development to anticipate.
Week 20
By 20 weeks pregnant you may have found out the gender of your baby via an ultrasound. Learn more about what takes place at 20 weeks.
Week 21
Your baby’s heartbeat is now loud enough to hear through a stethoscope. Find out what else is happening when you’re 21 weeks pregnant.
Week 22
At 22 weeks, lots of new things are happening: Your baby has eyebrows and has developed a sense of touch. Learn more about being 22 weeks pregnant.
Week 15
Discover the most common pregnancy symptoms at 15 weeks pregnant, and all the exciting ways your fetus is developing this week.
Week 16
At 16 weeks pregnant, you may have an ultrasound where you could learn your baby’s gender. Discover more about this exciting week of pregnancy.
Week 17
At 17 weeks, your little one is growing toenails! Learn about what may be in store for you and your baby when you are 17 weeks pregnant.
Week 18
At 18 weeks, your baby's bones are beginning to harden, a process called ossification. Find out what else is happening when you’re 18 weeks pregnant.
Week 11
At 11 weeks pregnant, you might be experiencing some unusual food cravings. Find out why this happens and catch up on baby development at 11 weeks.
Week 12
At 12 weeks pregnant, there’s a lot going on with your baby’s development and your body. Read on to learn about what happens during this week of pregnancy.
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Being pregnant is one of the most exciting times of your life. Learn all about your symptoms, your baby’s progress and development, and what to expect from the first trimester until birth using our pregnancy calendar tools. You can track pregnancy stages by trimester, or break it down further to look at particular months or weeks. A week by week or weeks to months approach will help you understand what's happening to your body from conception up until you’re nine months pregnant and ready to welcome your new addition.
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