How can I track my pregnancy week by week?

Use Cubtale's pregnancy tracker to log weekly milestones, get tips, and track baby development from week 1 to 40.

How do I calculate my due date?

Use our due date calculator by entering the first day of your last period or conception date to estimate your baby's arrival.

What should I pack in my hospital bag?

Your hospital bag checklist should include clothes for mom and baby, essential toiletries, snacks, and your birth plan. Cubtale offers a full checklist.

Where can I find baby names for boys and girls?

Cubtale provides a curated list of baby names with meanings and origins for both boys and girls to inspire expecting parents.

Your Weekly Development

Select your pregnancy week below to learn about exciting changes happening as your little one blossoms.

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Meet Moms Expecting When You Are

Select your due date below and share the journey.

Due Date Calculator

Select a Date to Calculate Your Due Date & Pregnancy Week

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You Are

4 Weeks Pregnant

Your Expected Due Date Is:

January 1, 2026

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