During pregnancy, a woman's body changes. It undergoes through a series of anatomical, physiological and psychological changes. Among the anatomical changes are those of the pelvic floor and pelvic floor muscles. During pregnancy, they support not only the pelvic organs but also the fetus, and during childbirth, they must be able to stretch, so in addition to strength, their elasticity and ability to relax are important. Pregnancy and childbirth pose potential risks for pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. To reduce the possibility of dysfunction, pregnant women need to be educated about the importance of pelvic floor muscle training. This study examined pregnant women's awareness of the implementation and importance of pelvic floor muscle training. Satisfaction with the information they can / have received about pelvic floor muscle exercises was also investigated. The study, conducted in June 2022, involved 143 pregnant women with whom an anonymous questionnaire was shared via social networks. The results of the study showed that pregnant women who exercise during pregnancy are better informed about the implementation and importance of pelvic floor muscle exercises than pregnant women who do not exercise during pregnancy. However, the same cannot be said for multiparous women, who, according to the results of this study, do not know more about the implementation and importance of pelvic floor muscle exercises than primiparous women, as no statistically significant difference was found between these two groups of respondents. Regarding satisfaction with the information received about pelvic floor muscle exercises, it cannot be said that most pregnant women are satisfied. Also, there is a need to provide additional information and educate pregnant women about pelvic floor muscle exercises.