![]() If it smells sweet or like bleach, it may be amniotic fluid. If it smells like ammonia or urine, it likely is. It’s not for everyone, but if you can’t tell based on the color, you may consider smelling the fluid. Whatever color it is, take note of it, because your care provider will ask! Sometimes, it will appear brown or green-tinged if baby has had a bowel movement inside (known as meconium). Usually, amniotic fluid is clear, though sometimes it’s normal if there’s some blood in there, too. If you’re pretty sure that what you’re dealing with isn’t on the above list, it’s time to move on to figuring out if it’s amniotic fluid. But, it’s really normal at the end of pregnancy (your baby is putting a lot of pressure on your bladder!), and it usually gets better after birth. We know this is the least appealing option on the list- and we’re sorry. ![]() Wear loose fitting cotton undies, stay cool and hydrated, and enjoy some nice long baths!
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