For tracking & informational purposes only — not medical advice. Always consult your doctor or midwife. Read our full disclaimer
BumpDays

Let's find your week

Enter your due date and we'll show you exactly where you are — baby's size, what's common this week, and a little encouragement for you.

Not sure of your due date? Ask your care provider, or estimate roughly 40 weeks from the first day of your last period.

Symptom guide

Common patterns by trimester — general information, not a diagnosis of what you're personally experiencing.

Kick counter

Tap each time you feel a kick, roll, or flutter. We'll time how long it takes to reach 10.

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Many care providers suggest counting how long it takes to feel 10 movements, generally aiming for within about 2 hours, often starting in the third trimester. Patterns vary a lot between babies — the most important thing is noticing your own baby's usual pattern and calling your provider promptly if it changes.

Recent sessions

Baby name generator

Filter, browse, or get a random suggestion. Tap the heart to save your favorites.

Your saved names

Birth plan builder

Jot down your preferences to talk through with your care team. It's a starting point, not a contract — plans often flex during labor.

Support & environment

Labor preferences

Delivery preferences

Newborn care

Anything else

About & disclaimer

This is not medical advice

BumpDays is an informational and personal-tracking tool only. Nothing on this site — including the week-by-week content, symptom guide, kick counter, encouragement messages, baby name generator, or birth plan builder — is medical advice, a medical opinion, a diagnosis, or a substitute for care from a qualified doctor, midwife, obstetrician, or other licensed healthcare provider.

Every pregnancy is different

Development timelines, sizes, and common symptoms shown here are general information based on typical patterns, not a prediction or guarantee about your specific pregnancy or baby. Always talk to your own care provider about what's normal for you.

Always seek professional care

Always seek the advice of your physician, midwife, or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, your pregnancy, or your baby. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you read on this site.

The kick counter is a tracking tool, not a diagnostic device

It is meant to help you notice your baby's usual movement pattern over time. It cannot detect or rule out any medical concern. If you notice a significant decrease in movement, or have any concern about your baby's movement at any time, contact your care provider or go to an emergency room right away — do not wait, and do not rely on this tool to make that decision.

The birth plan builder is a starting point, not medical guidance

It is meant to help you organize your preferences to discuss with your care team. It does not reflect medical recommendations, is not guaranteed to be honored, and should always be reviewed with your provider, who may need to make different decisions based on your health and your baby's health during labor.

In an emergency

If you are experiencing a medical emergency — including but not limited to heavy bleeding, severe pain, a significant change in your baby's movement, signs of preterm labor, or any symptom that worries you — contact your care provider immediately or call your local emergency number. Do not use this site in place of emergency care.

No account required (for now)

Your due date, kick counter history, saved names, and birth plan notes are currently stored only in your own browser on this device, so they stay private to you. They are not sent to or stored on our servers. Clearing your browser data will remove them. Account sign-in with cross-device saving is planned for a future update.

General accuracy

We aim to keep general information accurate and up to date, drawing on widely recognized, general prenatal education concepts. However, we make no warranty about the completeness, reliability, or accuracy of this information, and medical understanding can change over time. Use of this site is at your own discretion and risk.