You just found out you are pregnant and you are anxious to calculate your due date. Learn how to calculate your due date even before going to see your doctor by watching this maternity how-to video. Keep in mind that most pregnancies last about forty weeks.
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1 Comment
In my opinion due date calculator is not that accurate, it gives only an obscure picture of the future. even an utrasound cant predict the exact day the baby will be born.
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