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Trimester Chart

Looked at a couple charts on Google and majority of them are the same. Just a little helpful info. Others may see it differently, some may see it this way. To each, her own.

1st Trimester- 1 month   (1-4 weeks)
                           2 months (5-8 weeks)
                           3 months (9-13 weeks)
2nd Trimester-4 months (14-17 weeks)
                           5 months (18-21 weeks)
                           6 months (22-26 weeks)
3rd Trimester- 7 months (27-30 weeks)
                           8 months (31-35 weeks)
                           9 months (36-40 weeks)
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Makes it confusing to some women because its known that we carry for 9 months.
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Yes. Everyone has their own way to keep track. I prefer not to use 10 months
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I guess it differs. Asked my doctor and she tracts pregnancies as 4 weeks equals a month
1 month 4 weeks
2 month= 8 weeks
3 month=12 weeks
4month=16 weeks
5month= 20 weeks
6month=24 weeks
7month= 28 weeks
8month= 32 weeks
9month= 36 weeks
10month= 40 weeks.
But whatever works, :-)
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You all are very welcome! Glad this can help! I have a chart saved on my phone
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Very helpful.  Now I know what is what.
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Thank you. A lot of people wonder about this.
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Thank you... I was literally just wondering  when the third trimester started.x
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