Calculate corrected age for preterm and post-term babies
This free Adjusted Age Calculator helps you calculate the corrected age for premature babies. Enter the birth information using either gestational age (GA) or expected due date (EDD), and get accurate adjusted age calculations following medical guidelines from AAP, CDC, and ACOG. This tool is essential for healthcare professionals and parents to properly assess premature infant development and milestone tracking.
Our calculator uses medical-grade calculations based on AAP, CDC, and ACOG guidelines. It handles edge cases like leap years, DST transitions, and gestational age ranges (20-42 weeks) with comprehensive validation.
According to medical guidelines, you should stop using adjusted age when the baby reaches 24 months corrected age. After that point, use chronological age for developmental assessments.
GA (Gestational Age) mode uses weeks and days at birth, while EDD (Estimated Due Date) mode uses the expected delivery date. Both methods produce the same accurate results for adjusted age calculation.
Yes, this calculator is designed for both healthcare professionals and parents. It follows medical guidelines and provides accurate calculations suitable for clinical use and developmental assessments.
The calculator supports gestational ages from 20 to 42 weeks, covering the full range of premature to post-term births with appropriate validation.
The calculator uses precise date calculations that properly handle leap years, daylight saving time transitions, and other calendar complexities to ensure accurate results.
Yes, this adjusted age calculator is completely free with no registration required. It's designed to be accessible to all healthcare providers and families.
This calculator follows guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).
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