Enter your pre-pregnancy height and weight and the current pregnancy week — the calculator shows the recommended weight gain range based on your BMI.
The calculator uses your pre-pregnancy height and weight to estimate BMI, then shows a recommended pregnancy weight gain range by week. The result is a guide, not a diagnosis.
Recommended weight gain depends mainly on your pre-pregnancy BMI and whether you are carrying one baby or multiples. Your maternity provider can interpret the range in the context of your health.
Yes. Some people gain little weight in early pregnancy, especially with nausea or vomiting. Weight gain often becomes more noticeable in the second and third trimesters.
One result outside the range does not automatically mean something is wrong. Discuss sudden, very rapid, very low or concerning weight changes with your midwife, OB-GYN or healthcare provider.
No. Pregnancy weight gain guidance is individual. This calculator gives an estimate and should not replace care from your healthcare provider.