Your Baby’s Due Date is September 17

Your Pregnancy Timeline

  • 1st Trimester: December 11 to March 11
  • 2nd Trimester: March 12 to June 17
  • 3rd Trimester: June 18 to September 17

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Did you know that only 1 in 20 babies make their grand entrance on their exact due date? A typical pregnancy can last anywhere from 38 to 42 weeks, leaving many parents eagerly awaiting the moment. For more insights, consider downloading the Modern Family Blog app to follow your pregnancy week-by-week!

Pregnancy Week 28 Highlights

At 28 weeks pregnant, your little one is about the size of a head of lettuce. They’re experiencing dreamy moments, blinking, and even hiccuping! You might be feeling some discomfort from sciatica, which is common during this stage.

Fun Facts About September 17 Babies

  • Zodiac Sign: Your baby will be a Virgo, known for being hardworking, kind, and analytical.
  • Birthstone: The sapphire, symbolizing loyalty and integrity, will be your baby’s birthstone.
  • Famous Birthdays: Hank Williams Sr., the legendary country musician, was born on this day in 1923.

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For those exploring different family-building options, Resolve provides expert information, while our own post on using lotion on infants can help you keep your baby comfortable after they arrive.

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Summary

Your due date is set for September 17, 2025, and at 28 weeks, your baby is developing wonderfully. Remember, less than 5% of babies are born on their exact due date, so stay prepared for a little unpredictability. Along your journey, utilize the resources available to you—from home insemination options to parenting tips.