Pregnancy Week by Week
Your complete 40-week pregnancy journey. Track fetal development, symptoms, body changes, and connect with your baby through daily voice notes.
Weeks 1-13
The foundation — your baby's heart, brain, and organs begin forming. Morning sickness and fatigue are common.
Second TrimesterWeeks 14-27
The golden period — you feel the first kicks, symptoms ease, and your baby grows rapidly.
Third TrimesterWeeks 28-40
The final stretch — your baby gains weight, practices breathing, and prepares for birth.
Explore Each Week
Week
1
Poppy seed
Week
2
Poppy seed
Week
3
Poppy seed
Week
4
Poppy seed
Week
5
Sesame seed
Week
6
Sweet pea
Week
7
Blueberry
Week
8
Raspberry
Week
9
Cherry
Week
10
Strawberry
Week
11
Fig
Week
12
Plum
Week
13
Lemon
Week
14
Lemon
Week
15
Apple
Week
16
Avocado
Week
17
Turnip
Week
18
Bell pepper
Week
19
Mango
Week
20
Banana
Week
21
Carrot
Week
22
Papaya
Week
23
Grapefruit
Week
24
Corn
Week
25
Eggplant
Week
26
Zucchini
Week
27
Cauliflower
Week
28
Eggplant
Week
29
Butternut squash
Week
30
Large cabbage
Week
31
Coconut
Week
32
Squash
Week
33
Pineapple
Week
34
Melon
Week
35
Honeydew melon
Week
36
Romaine lettuce
Week
37
Swiss chard
Week
38
Rhubarb
Week
39
Mini watermelon
Week
40
Small pumpkin
Track your pregnancy with daily voice notes
While tracking your pregnancy week by week is exciting, nothing compares to hearing your baby's voice every morning. Baby Whispers sends daily AI-generated voice notes personalized with your baby's nickname — evolving through each stage of your pregnancy.
From “hello world” in week 5 to “I can't wait to meet you” in week 40 — every message is unique, emotional, and beautifully real.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is pregnancy counted week by week?
Pregnancy is counted from the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP), totaling 40 weeks. This means week 1-2 occur before conception actually happens.
When should I start tracking week by week?
Start as soon as you know you're pregnant. Early tracking helps you understand fetal development, prepare for appointments, and bond with your baby.
Are all pregnancies exactly 40 weeks?
No — only about 5% of babies arrive exactly on their due date. A full-term pregnancy ranges from 37-42 weeks.