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Pregnancy week by week / Week 8

8 weeks pregnant

That’s 2 months — the first trimester, with 32 weeks to go.

How many months
2 months
Trimester
1st
Baby size
raspberry
Weeks to go
32

Baby size at 8 weeks

Your baby is about 1.6 cm (0.6 in) long and weighs about 1 g — roughly the size of a raspberry.

What’s happening at 8 weeks

Now officially a fetus, the baby is moving (too small to feel) and fingers and toes are forming. Many people have their first prenatal visit around now.

Common symptoms at 8 weeks pregnant

  • Morning sickness
  • Darkening areolas
  • Bloating and constipation
  • Fatigue
  • Frequent urination

Every pregnancy is different — you may have all, some or none of these. Contact your doctor or midwife about anything that concerns you.

Count down to your due date

If you’re 8 weeks pregnant today, your due date is around Tuesday, January 26, 2027. Adjust the date below and create a free countdown to share.

First day of your last menstrual period (how doctors date a pregnancy)

⚕️ This is an estimate based on Naegele’s rule (40 weeks from your last period). Only about 1 in 20 babies arrive on the exact due date. Always confirm with your doctor or midwife.

FAQ

How many months is 8 weeks pregnant?

8 weeks pregnant is about 2 months, in the first trimester.

How big is the baby at 8 weeks?

At 8 weeks the baby is about 1.6 cm (0.6 in) long and weighs about 1 g — roughly the size of a raspberry.

What are the symptoms at 8 weeks pregnant?

Common symptoms around 8 weeks include morning sickness, darkening areolas, bloating and constipation, fatigue. Symptoms vary a lot from person to person — contact your provider if anything worries you.

When is my due date if I am 8 weeks pregnant?

If you are exactly 8 weeks pregnant today, your estimated due date is around Tuesday, January 26, 2027 — 32 weeks from now. Use the calculator below with your real last-period date for a personalised estimate.

Medical disclaimer. Sizes and milestones are averages for information only and vary from baby to baby. This is not medical advice — always speak with your doctor or midwife about your pregnancy.

See every stage on the pregnancy week-by-week guide or open the full due date calculator.