EDD Calculator Singapore - Pregnancy Due Date Calculator
Pregnancy Milestones
| Trimester | Weeks | Key Developments |
|---|---|---|
| First | 1-12 | Organ formation, morning sickness |
| Second | 13-28 | Gender determination, movement felt |
| Third | 29-40 | Rapid growth, preparation for birth |
The EDD Calculator Singapore helps expectant mothers calculate their Expected Delivery Date (EDD) based on their Last Menstrual Period (LMP). This pregnancy due date calculator is designed specifically for Singapore mothers, providing accurate calculations following international medical standards.
How to Use the EDD Calculator
Using our Singapore EDD calculator is simple and accurate:
- Enter your Last Menstrual Period (LMP) date - Select the first day of your last period
- Input your cycle length - Enter your average menstrual cycle length (typically 28 days)
- Calculate - Click the calculate button to get your expected due date
- Review results - See your EDD, current pregnancy week, and trimester information
Understanding Your EDD Results
Your EDD calculation provides several important pieces of information:
- Expected Due Date - The estimated date your baby will be born
- Current Pregnancy Week - How far along you are in your pregnancy
- Trimester Information - Which stage of pregnancy you're currently in
- Days Remaining - How many days until your due date
Pregnancy Care in Singapore
Singapore offers excellent prenatal care through both public and private healthcare systems:
- Public Healthcare - KK Women's and Children's Hospital, National University Hospital
- Private Healthcare - Mount Elizabeth, Gleneagles, Raffles Hospital
- Subsidies Available - Medisave, Baby Bonus Scheme, and government subsidies
- Maternity Leave - 16 weeks paid maternity leave for citizens and PRs
Important Pregnancy Milestones
First Trimester (Weeks 1-12)
- Week 4-6: First prenatal visit and confirmation of pregnancy
- Week 8-10: First ultrasound scan
- Week 11-13: Combined screening test for Down syndrome
Second Trimester (Weeks 13-28)
- Week 18-22: Detailed anomaly scan
- Week 24-28: Glucose tolerance test for gestational diabetes
- Week 20: Gender can typically be determined
Third Trimester (Weeks 29-40)
- Week 32-36: Regular growth scans
- Week 36: Group B Strep screening
- Week 37+: Baby is considered full-term
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- Pregnancy Weight Gain Calculator - Monitor healthy weight gain
- Singapore Conception Calculator - Estimate conception date
- Singapore BMI Calculator - Calculate your BMI
- Baby Growth Calculator - Track fetal development
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the EDD calculator?
The EDD calculator is accurate within 3-5 days for women with regular 28-day cycles. Only about 5% of babies are born exactly on their due date.
What if I have irregular periods?
If you have irregular cycles, consult your doctor for a dating ultrasound, which can provide a more accurate due date.
When should I start prenatal care in Singapore?
It's recommended to start prenatal care as soon as you confirm your pregnancy, ideally by 8-10 weeks.
What prenatal tests are available in Singapore?
Singapore offers comprehensive prenatal screening including NIPT, detailed ultrasounds, and genetic counseling services.
Can I choose my delivery hospital in Singapore?
Yes, you can choose between public hospitals (subsidized) or private hospitals based on your preferences and budget.
About Pregnancy in Singapore
Singapore has one of the world's best healthcare systems for pregnancy and childbirth. The country offers comprehensive prenatal care, advanced medical facilities, and generous government support for families. Our EDD Calculator Singapore is designed to help expectant mothers plan their pregnancy journey with confidence.
Whether you're a Singapore citizen, permanent resident, or expatriate, understanding your expected due date is crucial for proper prenatal planning and care. Use our calculator as a starting point, but always consult with your healthcare provider for personalized medical advice.