First time pregnant and everyone counts differently, some say 9 months some say 40 weeks. Im a little confused honestly. How long is it really and from which day do they start counting?
It's about 40 weeks, and doctors consider 37 to 42 weeks as full term. My gynac explained the due date is just an estimate, only a small percent deliver exactly on it. Anywhere in that window is normal.
40 weeks officially, but in the last month it feels like 40 years honestly. I'm at 38 now and counting every single day. Hang in there if you're in the same boat.
Roughly nine months and one week, around 40 weeks. Elders at home say ten lunar months which works out similar. Your doctor will give your exact due date from the scan, that's the one to trust.
Around 40 weeks, counted from the first day of your last period. So roughly nine months and a bit. Both my babies came around 39 weeks, very few actually arrive exactly on the due date.
