When do your boobs start leaking during pregnancy?

Sometimes, in the middle of pregnancy, like around 5-6 months, a little bit of fluid can come from your breasts. It's called 'first milk', your body is getting ready for the baby. Don't worry, it's normal.

Yeah, colostrum can appear in the second trimester, it's very common.

Colostrum production can begin quite early in pregnancy, sometimes as early as 16 weeks into your second trimester. You might notice small amounts of clear or yellowish fluid. It's completely normal, just your body preparing for the baby. Don't express it though, let it happen naturally.

It's quite common for some pregnant women to start noticing colostrum, a yellowish pre-milk fluid, leaking from their breasts as early as the second trimester, usually around 16 to 20 weeks. This is a normal physiological process of preparing for breastfeeding. If you have any concerns, always consult your gynecologist.

For many, colostrum (the first milk) starts to be produced and might leak in the second trimester, often around 16-20 weeks. It's an internal process, so you might not always notice it. If you do, it's just your body preparing. Keep a few breast pads handy if it's bothersome.