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A due date can be off by a two week margain. you could be two weeks early,on time,or late.
Your LMP is to give them an idea of when you conceived as a general pregnancy start guideline.
As long as you & baby is healthy that is what is important,i understand you just want the baby to get here so date changes can be frustrating..
Best of luck!

Wanted to add:
My cousin was due May 5th. and she did not have the baby until June.
I was suppose to be a Halloween baby and was born late November.
We are both healthy.
Due dates are "only estimates"

A five day margin is pretty slim, actually. The pregnancy wheel is as accurate as a magic 8 ball; it assumes your cycle is always the same length and for many women that's not true.

I really wouldn't worry about it. Babies rarely arrive on due date anyway. Mine arrived four days before the pregnancy wheel said he would, and seven days before I had calculated he would from my charting.

Generally an early ultrasound is a better indicator of due date that LMP because it bases the due date off the baby's size and development. With my son I was originally given the due date of Sept. 15 based on my LMP, but after the ultrasound I was given the range of Sept. 2 through Sept. 7, and he was born on the 3rd. That range meant I concieved in the middle of my period, which didn't make sense to me since I didn't have sex that week, but the ultrasound proved to be right!