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It can happen pretty quick. Sometimes as early as 5 weeks. When the baby becomes larger, the uterus will rise above the pelvic bone and you will begin to show, AND take the pressure off your bladder. However as the baby grows bigger still and maxes out the space in the uterus and drops the pressure will return along with the frequent bathroom breaks.
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