Pregnancy Time Calculator Week-by-Week Infographic

Pregnancy / baby-development infographic titled "Pregnancy Time Calculator". WEEK-BY-WEEK TIMELINE archetype, focused on calculating pregnancy timing from last menstrual period and conception date. Clean minimal medical-style layout with a central circular date wheel, surrounding calendar blocks, gestational week markers, trimester sections, and simple fetus growth icons in a soft accurate editorial illustration style, gentle pastel accents, elegant clinical composition, no people, no real babies, no brand logos. Include labeled sections in English: "Time Calculator", "Last Menstrual Period (LMP)", "Conception Date", "Weeks Pregnant", "Due Date", "Trimester Timeline". Show trimester bands: "First Trimester — Weeks 1–13" with caption "Pregnancy dating begins from the first day of the last menstrual period."; "Second Trimester — Weeks 14–27" with caption "Week count helps track trimester progress and development timing."; "Third Trimester — Weeks 28–40" with caption "Estimated due date is typically around week 40.". Add milestone markers: "Week 4 — Early Timing" with caption "Missed period often leads to first pregnancy calculation."; "Week 8 — Embryo Stage" with caption "Early development is commonly dated by gestational age."; "Week 12 — End of First Trimester" with caption "A key point on the trimester timeline."; "Week 20 — Midpoint" with caption "Halfway through the pregnancy timeline."; "Week 28 — Third Trimester Begins" with caption "Later pregnancy weeks continue toward the estimated due date."; "Week 40 — Due Date" with caption "Full-term timing is measured from LMP or adjusted by conception date.". Include small neutral baby growth icons as medical-style silhouettes, calendar symbols, subtle arrows connecting LMP to due date calculation, refined typography, balanced spacing, soft pastel blues, pinks, creams, and sage tones. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no watermarks, no medical claims framed as advice Soft, accurate medical illustration — never alarming. No graphic birth imagery, no medical advice framed as instructions, no real ultrasound photos.