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Carrying a miracle inside you can be a lot.
The Belly Band is a second pair of hands holding you up, reducing strain on your back and keeping you balanced.
Helping you feel stable and improving your posture, it’s a must-have for mums to get around comfortably during pregnancy and beyond.
Continue wearing the Belly Band after vaginal or C-section delivery to support loose tummy muscles while you regain strength in your core.
$80
Two muscles that run down the middle of your stomach can separate during pregnancy. This is called diastasis recti. Separation will usually go back to normal by the time your baby is 8 weeks old. [2]
During pregnancy, the ligaments in your body naturally become softer and stretch to prepare you for labour. This can put strain on the joints of your lower back and pelvis, which can cause back pain.
Pelvic girdle pain occurs when muscles around the pelvic joints are relaxed to allow for a growing foetus, meaning they don’t have the support they normally do. Muscles have to work harder to try hold the pelvis together causing pain that can spread to the thighs and hips.
Your pregnant body holds more water than usual and the pressure of your growing womb can affect blood flow in your legs causing fluid to build up in your legs, ankles and feet.
As your baby grows the bladder gets compressed causing extra pressure that makes you feel like urinating more than usual.
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