This is my first and i keep getting confused with all the week counting. Everyone says 9 months but i read its counted differently. Can someone explain in simple words please.
Most doctors calculate it as 40 weeks from your last period, my amma also said it's nine full months. But every baby has its own timing, so just follow what your gynac says about your due date.
It generally lasts for around nine months, but the arrival time is ultimately in God's hands. Just focus on staying positive and healthy, and everything will happen when it's meant to be.
I've heard it's usually 40 weeks, but sometimes it can be a little earlier or later. We are hoping to conceive soon, so I'm trying to learn everything about it.
Usually, a full-term pregnancy is considered 40 weeks from the first day of your last menstrual period. That's about 280 days, but babies can arrive anywhere between 37 to 42 weeks.
Oh, it feels like FOREVER when you're pregnant, especially the last trimester! But seriously, it's around 40 weeks from your last period, give or take. My baby decided to come at 38 weeks, making me feel like a zombie sooner!
They say around 9 months, or 40 weeks. But really, it's plus or minus two weeks from your due date. So keep your hospital bag ready by 37 weeks, just in case!
