First Time Here! Pregnant 3rd Child, Question On Conception! Posted: 02-22-07 12:01pm
Okay, seeing this is my 3rd pregnancy youd
think I would understand this. My last
period was on Jan 20 2007. The conception
calculators say that the EDC was Feb 3rd
2007. YET, then it says I am 4 weeks and 5
days pregnant! How do I explain this one
to my boyfriend who is a wonderful father
figure to my other 2 children, and this
would be his first child! So by this
calculator it says I am 2 weeks further
along than I really am? I kind of
understand yet I feel as though he wont
understand this. Could anyone
explain this to me a little better, or how
I can explain this to him to comfort any
doubts he may have? Please help.
Blessings~Julie
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Posted: 02-22-07 12:33pm
When you conceived your baby, you were
already considered to be 2 weeks pregnant.
This is because pregnancy calenders begin
on the first day of your last period. This
maps out your 40-42 weeks of pregnancy
with a definite "start" date.
I hope that makes sense. Good luck,
congratulations, and feel free to join us
on the Pregnancy boards!
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