SSW Calculator – Calculate Week of Pregnancy & Due Date

Article author: Sirawan Sindi
Article published at: May 17, 2026
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Pregnancy Week Calculator – Calculate your pregnancy week & due date

Easily calculate your current week of pregnancy, your estimated due date, and important milestones of your pregnancy.

Note: The calculation is based on the standard 40-week method starting from the first day of your last period.

Your result 🧡

🍼 Current pregnancy week
📅 Estimated due date
🤰 Month of pregnancy
🛡️ Start of maternity leave
✨ Your baby's zodiac sign
🧡 Matching BabyLions® tip

How does the pregnancy week calculator work?

The pregnancy week calculator determines your week of pregnancy based on the first day of your last period. This method is commonly used to estimate the expected due date.

Important milestones of your pregnancy

  • ✔ Calculate current pregnancy week
  • ✔ Find out your estimated due date
  • ✔ Estimate your month of pregnancy
  • ✔ Calculate the start of maternity leave
  • ✔ Discover relevant BabyLions® guides

Frequently asked questions about the pregnancy week calculator

How accurate is a pregnancy week calculator?

The calculator offers a good orientation. However, the actual due date may vary, as every baby develops individually.

When does pregnancy count from?

Medically, pregnancy is calculated from the first day of your last period.

When does maternity leave start?

In Germany, maternity leave typically begins 6 weeks before the estimated due date.

What does "SSW" mean?

SSW stands for "Schwangerschaftswoche" (pregnancy week). This value shows how far your pregnancy has mathematically progressed.

Can the due date be changed later?

Yes, your doctor may adjust your estimated due date, especially after ultrasound examinations.

Important note: This calculator is for informational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. If you have questions about your pregnancy, please consult your doctor or midwife.
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