Pregnancy Weight Gain Tracker

Pregnancy Weight Gain Tracker MCP Connector for Claude

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Monitor pregnancy weight progression using IOM clinical guidelines.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides clinical weight monitoring for pregnancy. It uses Institute of Medicine (IOM) standards to calculate healthy weight gain ranges based on pre-pregnancy BMI and pregnancy type. Use get_weight_gain_guidelines to find specific targets, calculate_current_status to check if you are on track, get_weekly_target_projection to plan future gain, and get_trimester_milestones to see cumulative goals for each trimester.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_current_status

Compares current weight against historical weight to assess if the user is on track

get_weekly_target_projection

Predicts the necessary weekly weight gain to reach the ideal end-of-pregnancy weight

get_weight_gain_guidelines

Retrieves specific weight gain targets and rules based on the user's physiological profile

get_trimester_milestones

Provides a roadmap of what weight gain should look like at the end of each trimester

See how to talk to your AI agent using Pregnancy Weight Gain Tracker.

I have a BMI of 22 and I am expecting one baby. What are my weight gain guidelines?

For a BMI of 22 (Normal Weight) and a singleton pregnancy, the recommended total weight gain is between 25 and 35 pounds.

I am 20 weeks pregnant, my pre-pregnancy weight was 130 lbs, and my current weight is 145 lbs. My pre-pregnancy BMI was 21. Am I on track?

Yes, your current weight gain of 15 lbs is within the ideal range for your BMI and gestational age.

What should my weight gain targets be at the end of the second trimester if I have a BMI of 27 and am expecting twins?

For a BMI of 27 and a multiple pregnancy, the target weight gain at the end of the second trimester is approximately 32 pounds.

Targets are determined using the Institute of Medicine (IOM) guidelines, which factor in your pre-pregnancy BMI and whether you are expecting a singleton or multiple pregnancy.

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