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waters break in bath?

Im a ftm and 40 weeks + 3. How would I know if my waters broke in the bath?
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It will continue to leak out after you get out of the bath only majority of the fluid comes out with the initial water breaking the rest will continue to seep out
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How long after? Sorry if I sound stupid I just have no idea as im a ftm
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There is a temperature difference. You will feel it. Along with the rush/movement of the water.
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You wouldn't... My water broke sometime between the bath and shower I was in an out of all night to try to ease the pain. They went to break my water and realize it had already broke.
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It all depends how long after that it will continue but id say you can probably count on atleast an hour after the initial break but I don't know if it will break in the bath kinda like how you won't bleed in the bath if you take one while on your period. But if you're concerned about it after each bath sit on your bed and then lay back (to move baby away from opening cause the baby will block it off) and see if it feels like you peed yourself when you laid back if not then your good!
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Squat and cough lol if water leaks then it broke
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