E226. Leaking Urine in Pregnancy: What’s Normal and What Actually Helps

Leaking Urine in Pregnancy: What’s Normal and What Actually Helps - with Midwife Pip Leaking urine during pregnancy is incredibly common, but that doesn’t mean you have to just put up with it. In this episode, Midwife Pip breaks down why leaking happens in pregnancy, what’s considered normal, what’s not, and what the evidence actually says helps. We explore why leaking isn’t always about a “weak pelvic floor”, the huge role pressure management plays, and the small changes that can make a real difference, even during pregnancy. This is calm, clear, expert-led guidance designed to remove shame, reduce confusion, and help you feel more in control of your body during pregnancy. If you’ve ever leaked when coughing, sneezing, exercising, or standing up, this episode is for you. Extra Resources: 📚Midwife Pip’s Guide to a Positive Birth: Feel calm, confident, and fully supported through pregnancy with Midwife Pip ‘DM” - “YPJ” on Instagram: @midwife_pip Connect with Pip:Instagram: @midwife_pipFacebook: Midwife PipEmail: Sponsorship Opportunities: If this episode resonated with you, please follow, rate, and leave a short review - it truly helps more mums find this support and reassurance. And if you’d love to feel more confident and calm through pregnancy, birth, and beyond, come join our community, you don’t have to do motherhood alone. Enjoy listening… and don’t forget to

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E226. Leaking Urine in Pregnancy: What’s Normal and What Actually Helps is an episode from The Pregnancy Wellness Podcast - With Midwife Pip by Midwife Pip.

This episode is 16:28 long.

This episode was published on Mar 3, 2026.

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