Throughout your pregnancy, it’s helpful to know about potential health concerns, such as safeguarding your baby from measles during outbreaks. You can learn more about this in our blog post here.
Additionally, if you’re considering reciprocal IVF, this article provides valuable insights into the costs and considerations involved. For more specialized information on fertility services, including IVF, you can refer to Johns Hopkins Fertility Center.
As you navigate through this transformative time, remember that only about 1 in 20 babies are born on their actual due date, as most pregnancies last between 38 and 42 weeks.
Your Pregnancy Timeline
- 1st Trimester: From April 23 to July 22
- 2nd Trimester: From July 23 to October 28
- 3rd Trimester: From October 29 to January 28
Fun fact: Babies born on January 28 will have garnet as their birthstone, which symbolizes balance and peace. They will also be born under the sign of Aquarius, known for their independence and creativity.
In week 9 of your pregnancy, your baby is now the size of a green olive. This period brings various changes, both for you and your developing baby.
Summary
Your due date is January 28, 2026, and you are currently 9 weeks and 1 day pregnant. Explore valuable resources for conception, health, and pregnancy insights throughout your journey.