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How to calculate your due date?
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http://www.babycenter.com/calculators/duedate/
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If you know when you concieved, add about nine months.
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Raelynn: very professional answer:))
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There are other methods of calculating your due date of course, if you had been keeping track of your basal body temperature, thus knowing exactly when you would have ovulated had intercourse and fallen pregnant. If you know this exact date for sure, then you would simply add the 266-day typical gestation period, and you would have your due date.
Unfortunately there is no exactly perfect way of determining when your little bundle of joy will arrive. One thing you can be sure of is this: Your pregnancy may seem like a long time at the beginning, but it will arrive sooner than what you think.
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 | Ken - February 4 |
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This is the way that our due date was calculated: take the date of your last period(I believe it's the day that it started), subtract 3 monthes, and then add 2 weeks. That will give you and approximate due date. Hope that helped.
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