3rd Trimester  The Importance of Kegels  Are they? Are they
important? My doctor never said anything about them, and quite
frankly I hadn't even thought about doing them until last week
when my SIL mentioned doing them routinely and I was like,
"Mmmm, yeah, I'm 29 weeks and I don't even really know exactly
what they are."  TMI moment here, but I haven't gotten to the
point, (perhaps I will...) where I pee a little because I
sneeze, or because baby kicks me in a certain place, or such.
I've had close calls, but I've managed to keep ahead of baby. ;)
Kegels are just for controlling that, right? Or do they help a
lot with labor as well?  IDK. Is this one of those things where
EVERYONE should be doing it, or is this one of those things some
women skip and are just okie-dokie?    Clueless FTM   Re: The
Importance of Kegels    • The purpose of Kegels is to strengthen
the muscles of the pelvic floor, which are weakened by being
overweight or pregnant, to help avoid "accidents" and make
pushing easier during labor. T