Baby Due Date Calculator PDF

Pregnancy due date calendar for working out your EDD

This pregnancy due date calendar estimates your expected delivery date (EDD) by adding 280 days to the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP). That count, roughly 9 months and 7 days, is what makes it a 280 days pregnancy calendar.

How the pregnancy due date calendar works

The pregnancy due date chart marks each estimated due date as a highlighted day, worked out 280 days on from the first day of a last period. Every month and its days are marked out. Find the day your last period started, read the corresponding highlighted date, and you've got the EDD to note in your planner or maternity folder.

Who uses a printed EDD calendar

Expectant mothers use it at home to get a first estimate of when the baby's due. Health professionals keep a copy for quick reference during prenatal care, filed in a medical folder with other maternity records.

Sizes & color schemes

You'll get a zipped folder of PDF files in A4 & US Letter sizes, so it suits printers around the world. Each purchase includes seven color schemes:

• Rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, purple)
• Ocean (blues and greens)
• Fruity (pinks and purples)
• Bubblegum (pinks, purples, blues and greens)
• Flame (reds, oranges and yellows)
• Forrest (greens)
• Bohemian (browns and tans)

Color coding works well with a set this size: print Flame for the copy in your planner and Ocean for the one in your medical folder. A bright scheme also makes the chart quicker to find in a full binder.

Questions about this due date printable

Is it a calculator I type into? No. It's a printed chart, and you read the date off the page by hand.

Does it give an exact birth date? No, it gives the estimated date that comes from counting 280 days from your LMP.

Related pregnancy and fertility printables

• Baby due date chart, which also adds 280 days to the first day of the LMP
• Daily fetal movement chart, a kick counter for tracking how often your baby kicks
• Printable period tracker journal for logging periods, symptoms and emotions
• Printable basal body temperature chart, with Celsius and Fahrenheit versions

Browse more pregnancy and childcare printables or the full rainbow printables collection.

This is a record-keeping sheet, not medical advice. Follow your healthcare provider's guidance.

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