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Free easy to use pregnancy calculator, which will calculate your pregnancy calendar and milestones from the date of your last period. Alternatively if you know your due date it can calculate backward to give you your calendar.
By Dad
During our pregnancy, once a week at the turn of midnight Clare and I gathered around the computer and checked a host of Websites with pregnancy calculators. We wanted to know everything, how far we were along, which trimester, we clung to any scrap of new information.
It probably sounds really lame, but we were so excited about the pregnancy. Eventually it became something we had to do because we developed a superstition that something might go wrong if we didn't keep up the weekly routine. Complete nonsense I know, but we did it every week without fail.
This is why we have developed this free pregnancy calculator. We are going to add more features and information to it but wanted to get it up and running as soon as possible.
This is the follow on to Part One of this article. It is mainly for Dads but Mums may also be interested. This is my personal experience of the first month of being a first time Parent. How you may feel, the tasks you will be doing, and what to expect from your baby.
By Dad
It was a little over 4 months ago that our first baby was born. I've been wanting to write this article for some time now, before I forget everything. So with the help of all my notes I made during the first month here is what I have. This is the second part of the article and covers the following areas.
1.Tasks
2.Equipment
3.What to expect from Baby
This is mainly for Dads but Mums may also be interested. This is my personal experience of the first month of being a first time Parent. How you may feel, the tasks you will be doing, and what to expect from your baby.
By Dad
It was a little over 4 months ago that our first baby was born. I've been wanting to write this article for some time now, before I forget everything. So with the help of all my notes I made during the first month here is what I have. I've split this into 6 sections some in Part One and others in Part Two.
1.Disclaimer (Part 1)
2.The first month condensed (Part 1)
3.How you may feel about your new baby (Part 1)
4.Tasks (To follow in Part 2)
5.Equipment (To follow in Part 2)
6.What to expect from Baby (To follow in Part 2)
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