Are you aware how much weight you are expected to gain during each week of your pregnancy? By using pregnancy weight gain calculator you can find out how much weight you are expected to gain based on your pregnancy week. Tells your weight before pregnancy and your current pregnancy week and get to know about your estimated weight gain during pregnancy.

Weight gain during pregnancy varies among women. Inadequate weight gain or excessive weight gain affects the health of both mother and foetus and thus prevents the risk of complications. Our pregnancy weight gain calculator recommends the range of ideal weight gain for your pregnancy based on factors such as your current pregnancy week and pre-pregnancy weight. Gaining a healthy weight during your pregnancy helps you to have a comfortable pregnancy and smooth delivery. This calculator is based on the general guidelines for expected pregnancy weight gain. So with our pregnancy weight gain calculator, you can control the amount of weight gained during pregnancy by following a healthy lifestyle.

Knowing your weight gain during pregnancy ensures a healthy pregnancy. The amount of weight gain during pregnancy depends on lots of factors such as weight before pregnancy or whether you are carrying twins. Our pregnancy weight calculator will help you to know how much weight you have gained during pregnancy and by consulting with your obstetrician, you can know whether the weight gain is in normal range or not. By using this tool, you can get to know whether you are on the right track for a healthy pregnancy. This tool helps to plan a target weight. Aim at gaining proportionate weight during pregnancy by following your obstetricians directions.

Note: This is just an estimated weight gain during pregnancy and your actual weight gain during pregnancy may be different. By using our pregnancy weight gain calculator and pregnancy weight gain chart you can find out how much weight you must roughly gain during pregnancy. To clear all your doubts and concerns regarding adequate or inadequate weight gain during pregnancy you must consult and obstetrician. Remember that proportionate weight gain is very important for having a healthy pregnancy.