How to Add Pregnancy Weeks to Apple Calendar

Putting a pregnancy timeline in the calendar you already use can make it easier to plan around work, travel, and family commitments. You can create the dates with the pregnancy calendar generator, then add them to Apple Calendar.

What Gets Added

The calendar contains an all-day entry for each completed pregnancy week, with a short description. These entries are for general planning; they are not medical appointments or a personalized care schedule.

After adding them, you can edit, hide, share, or delete them like other Apple Calendar events.

Add the Calendar on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac

PregnancyCal offers two calendar options:

On an Apple device, try Add to Calendar first and follow the prompts from Calendar. If the subscription link does not open as expected, download the ICS file and open it with Apple Calendar instead. The exact prompts can vary by device and operating-system version.

Keep the Entries Organized

Consider placing the events in a dedicated calendar named “Pregnancy.” That makes it easier to:

Before sharing, review the calendar's permissions and any notes you have added. Apple Calendar sharing and syncing depend on your account and iCloud settings.

If Your Estimated Due Date Changes

Remove the old subscription or imported calendar, generate a new timeline using the updated date from your prenatal care team, and add the replacement. Removing the old version first helps avoid duplicate entries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need iCloud?
You can open an ICS file without using iCloud, but syncing and sharing across Apple devices depend on the accounts and calendar services configured on those devices.

Can I change the imported events?
Imported events can generally be edited. Events from a subscribed calendar may be read-only, depending on how they were added.

Does the calendar include my appointments?
No. It contains general week-by-week planning entries. Add confirmed appointments separately using details from your healthcare provider.

PregnancyCal is a planning tool, not a source of medical advice. Ask a qualified healthcare professional about your pregnancy, appointments, and care.