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Free adjusted age calculator for premature babies. Calculate corrected age for developmental milestones with gestational age correction. Our calculator uses pediatric guidelines to determine your preemie's adjusted age for accurate developmental assessment and growth monitoring.
Last updated: February 2, 2026
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Date when baby was actually born
Expected due date (40 weeks gestation)
Today's date or date of developmental assessment
Adjusted (Corrected) Age
2 months, 2 weeks
Use this age for developmental milestones
Chronological Age:
4 months
Weeks Premature:
6 weeks
Adjusted Age Details:
Stop Correcting Age At:
In 20 months
(24 months adjusted age - typical guideline)
Development Guidance:
Mildly premature birth. Use corrected age for developmental assessments until 12-18 months.
Key Points:
Age based on
Due Date
Accounts for weeks of prematurity to assess development accurately
Correct until
6-12 months
Often catch up quickly with minimal long-term effects
Correct until
18-24 months
Standard correction period for most developmental milestones
Correct until
24-36 months
May need longer correction and closer developmental monitoring
Key areas
Motor & Speech
Rolling, sitting, walking, talking all based on adjusted age
Parameters
Length, Weight
Plot height, weight, and head circumference by adjusted age
Now 4 months old (chronological age):
Adjusted Age
2.5 months
Chronological
4 months
Weeks Early
6 weeks
Our adjusted age calculator uses the standard pediatric formula to determine corrected age for premature infants. The calculation accounts for gestational age at birth and subtracts the weeks of prematurity from chronological age to provide accurate developmental assessment timing.
Adjusted age provides a fair comparison point for developmental expectations. It acknowledges that premature babies had less time in the womb to develop and need extra time to reach the same milestones as full-term babies.
Adjusted age should be used for developmental and growth assessments but not for all purposes:
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