is it true that conception is 266 days so if had my baby today september 14th when was she conceived?

Answer 1

In the month of January she was conceived.

Answer 2

Yes. The 280-days rule is based on 266 days of gestation (length of actual typical pregnancy, from conception to birth), plus the previous two weeks – from the first day of the last menstrual period until conception, for a total of 280 days.

The notion that there are exactly 14 days after LMP and before conception, however, is not accurate for everyone. If your cycle is typically 31 days, and conception occurs 14 days before your next period is due (not simply 14 days after your last period), there remains a three day discrepancy (31-14-14 = 3). In this case, that could mean that you might expect your child's arrival three days later and still your baby would be be right on time. The same holds true if your cycles are shorter - you might deliver sooner.

Answer 3

It is so hard to say...Some babies come late, other come early, and some come on time. You know when you had sex and your doctor probably gave you a due date by using the wheel thing. You probably also had at least one ultra sound that told you how far along you were. Use all of that and talk with your doctor about what the conception date was.

Answer 4

266 days = 1 year according to your logic.

Good Game.

Answer 5

Just before Christmas...around Dec 8th

Answer 6

I believe on www.babycenter.com they can tell you the date of conception.

:) Go to the Pregnancy Calculator :)

Answer 7

www.babycenter.com can tell you, but nothing is exact, it was about 12-19 th day after the first day of your last period, but then again APPROXIMATELY :)

Answer 8

i would late december to beg of jan. probably around the holidays.

Answer 9

ok I had to re - read that... lol

Thursday, December 22, 2005

Answer 10

That's just an average, not exact.