Baby Age in Months Chart: Weeks to Months Conversion

A short, clear answer first, then the details.

Updated October 28, 2026 · 3 min read

Quick answer: Divide your baby’s age in weeks by 4.35 to get months. 13 weeks is about 3 months, 26 weeks is 6 months and 52 weeks is 12 months.

Baby age in months chart

Age in weeksAge in monthsWhat many babies are doing
4about 1Follows faces, feeds often
8about 2Social smiles, coos
133Smiles more, tracks objects with eyes
17about 4Laughs, holds head steadier
22about 5Reaches for and grabs toys
266Rolls over, babbles
35about 8Sits with little support
399Crawls, responds to own name
43about 10Pulls to stand
5212Waves bye, says first words

General guide only. Every baby develops at their own pace.

How do you convert weeks to months?

Quick answer: Divide the number of weeks by 4.35. For example, 20 weeks ÷ 4.35 ≈ 4.6, so the baby is 4 months and about 3 weeks old.

Why isn’t 4 weeks the same as 1 month?

Four weeks is exactly 28 days, but an average calendar month is about 30.4 days. That is why 4 weeks is slightly less than one month. Read the full explanation in How Many Weeks Are in a Month?

Does this chart work for premature babies?

Babies born before 37 weeks are usually compared using corrected age, not age since birth. See how to calculate corrected age, or tick “Born early?” in our baby age calculator.

Key takeaways

Frequently asked questions

How many weeks old is a 6-month-old baby?

A 6-month-old baby is about 26 weeks old.

How old is a baby at 12 weeks in months?

A 12-week-old baby is about 2.8 months old, just under 3 months.

At what age do you stop counting a baby’s age in weeks?

Most parents and doctors use weeks for the first 12 weeks, then switch to months until about 24 months, then years.

Written by the Baby Age Calculator editorial team. Last updated October 28, 2026. General information only, not medical advice. See our medical disclaimer.