BabyBerryPregnancy Tracker: Week-by-Week Guide
Content last reviewed 2026-08-10.
Use this free pregnancy tracker to explore weeks 1–40, then take BabyBerry with you for baby-growth milestones, private records, kick counts, and bump photos. General information for reference, not medical advice.
Find your pregnancy week
Choose a week to read about baby development, changes you may notice, everyday wellbeing, and topics you may want to discuss with your healthcare provider.
First trimester · weeks 1–13
Second trimester · weeks 14–27
What is a pregnancy tracker?
A pregnancy tracker is an app or guide that organises a pregnancy by gestational week. It can help you keep the week number, due date, notes, personal records, and memories together so they are easier to find later.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) explains that pregnancy is counted from the first day of the last menstrual period and averages 40 weeks. Your healthcare provider may adjust the dates using information that is specific to your pregnancy. Read the ACOG explanation.
A tracker is for context and organisation. It cannot assess symptoms, confirm that something is normal, or replace prenatal care.
What can you track in BabyBerry?
Your week and baby-growth milestone
See the current pregnancy week, a fruit-sized comparison, and a plain-language overview of that stage.
Questions and appointment notes
Write down what you want to remember or bring to your next appointment instead of relying on memory.
Personal records
Keep weight, blood pressure, checkup notes, and other measurements in one timeline. BabyBerry stores what you enter; it does not interpret the readings.
Kick counts and bump photos
Keep movement notes and private photos alongside the rest of your pregnancy timeline. Follow your healthcare provider's instructions if they ask you to monitor movement.
How to choose a pregnancy tracker
The most useful tracker is the one you can understand, trust, and keep using. Before downloading, look for:
- Clear week-by-week information that states its limits.
- A privacy policy that explains who operates the app and how data is handled.
- Simple tools that match what you actually want to remember or discuss.
- A visible distinction between general information and guidance from your own healthcare provider.
Pregnancy tracker FAQ
Is BabyBerry a pregnancy tracker app?
Yes. BabyBerry is a pregnancy companion for iOS and Android with week-by-week milestones, private records, kick counts, bump photos, family sharing, and an AI companion for general information.
Is the BabyBerry pregnancy tracker free?
The weekly tracker and private records are free and ad-free. Premium adds a larger monthly AI allowance and family sharing.
How are pregnancy weeks counted?
Pregnancy is generally counted from the first day of the last menstrual period and averages 40 weeks. A healthcare provider may update the dates using information specific to the pregnancy.
Can a pregnancy tracker replace prenatal care?
No. A pregnancy tracker can organise general information and personal notes, but it cannot provide medical advice, assess symptoms, or replace a qualified healthcare provider.
Where can I download BabyBerry?
BabyBerry is available on the App Store for iOS and on Google Play for Android.
Sources and editorial notes
This page is published and maintained by Seedflow Limited in Hong Kong. General pregnancy context is checked against public guidance from:
- ACOG — How long does pregnancy last?
- NHS — Week-by-week guide to pregnancy
- BabyBerry editorial policy
- About Seedflow Limited and BabyBerry
Medical disclaimer: BabyBerry is for general information and self-tracking. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.