Welcome to Mothernity’s free pregnancy tools and resources UK. We believe every mother should have access to the essential planning aids and calculation tools needed for a confident journey. Use this hub to find everything you need to start planning, predicting, and preparing – all in one place.
This collection of tools is provided to simplify complex tasks and aid your planning.
DISCLAIMER: All calculators and medical reference materials (like the dictionary) are for general information only and are not a substitute for professional medical advice or official assessments by your healthcare provider.
These downloadable resources are designed to organise two of the most anxiety-inducing planning tasks: labour and packing.
Remove the guesswork from communicating your wishes. Download our comprehensive, midwife-approved Ultimate Birth Plan Template. This document guides you through all critical choices – from pain relief preferences to third-stage management – ensuring nothing is overlooked.
Reduce the stress of last-minute packing. Our comprehensive Ultimate Hospital Bag Checklist is split into clear sections for mother, baby, and birth partner, ensuring you only pack the essentials needed for a comfortable stay in a UK hospital or birth centre.
These tools provide valuable estimations based on established medical and health formulas.
Quickly estimate your baby’s due date and the likely window of conception based on your last menstrual period (LMP). This tool is perfect for early planning and excitement.
Conception & due date calculator
Use this tool to help visualise your baby’s current size by estimating fetal length based on your current week of pregnancy.
Calculating your pre-pregnancy BMI is a routine part of antenatal care. Use our tool to find your baseline BMI, which can be useful when discussing healthy weight gain with your midwife.
Body Mass Index (BMI) calculator
Demystify the complex medical language used during your appointments. Our Pregnancy Dictionary provides simple, clear definitions for the common terminology used by midwives, consultants, and in medical reports.
Utilise these free pregnancy tools and resources to transform planning anxiety into confident action. We are here to support every stage of your journey, making reliable information accessible.
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Hello, beautiful mama-to-be! As you embark on this incredible journey toward motherhood, one thing you might be contemplating is your birth plan. Crafting a birth plan is like creating a roadmap for the big day – a personalized guide that helps you navigate the twists and turns of labour and delivery. Today, let’s dive into […]
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Hello, lovely mama-to-be! As you embark on this incredible journey toward motherhood, there’s an essential task that awaits you: packing your hospital bag. I remember vividly the mix of excitement and nerves that consumed me as I prepared for the arrival of my little ones. To make this process a bit smoother, I’ve put together
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What is the Fetal length calculator? Our Fetal Length Calculator is a tool designed to provide you with an estimate of your baby’s height or length, derived from their femur length measurement. During pregnancy, various measurements are used to track the growth and development of your baby. One such measurement is the femur length, which
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Welcome to our Conception and due date calculator (Pregnancy Calculator), a convenient tool designed to assist you in estimating the anticipated arrival of your baby, but also put more light on the conception day. It’s important to keep in mind that while this calculator offers an estimated due date, the actual timing of a baby’s
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Body Mass Index (BMI) calculation is a valuable tool that helps you determine whether your weight falls within a healthy range and indicates underweight or overweight status. It employs your height and weight to provide insights, though it’s important to note that BMI isn’t an exhaustive measure of overall health. Notably, BMI doesn’t account for
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