Learning about incontinence
Incontinence is a common, but not normal, health issue that many women postpartum experience. Find out some facts about incontinence, and hear from other mothers’ about their experience of incontinence.
- Welcome to session 2
- Women's voices: incontinence - article
- Incontinence: bias buster - exercise
- Urinary incontinence - video (02:24)
- Know the science: incontinence - video (07:32)
- Types of incontinence - video (01:53)
- Know the science – why and when urinary incontinence happens - video (05:22)
- Know the science – know how to do pelvic floor muscle exercises - video (04:49)

Pelvic floor muscle exercises
Self-assess your urinary incontinence with the International Consultation on Incontinence Questionnaire, in the next step and let us coach you through Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercises (PFMEs).

Reflections
Think about what you have learned this session, and take some time to reflect.
