Postpartum

A postpartum belly wrap, also known as a belly band or belly binder, helps support your body after childbirth. Typically, they are worn around the waist and made of elastic materials. Benefits of using a postpartum belly wrap can include pain relief, increased blood flow, reduced swelling from surgery, and help to get you moving more.

Muscles can separate during pregnancy. To expedite the recovery process, postpartum belly bands provide light compression and support for your natural transverse abdominal. Think of it as a splint but for your abdominals. Postpartum belly wraps can be especially comforting for mothers who are recovering from a C-section. Over time your muscles will make their way back together. During the interim, belly wraps can provide support and relief.

Yes, belly bands can help with postpartum. They can provide support for the low back which can reduce low back or pelvic pain.

Absolutely. Belly bands and wraps are designed to provide postpartum belly support to help your body recover. They can support abs, hips, and back during and after pregnancy. Postpartum belly bands have been around for generations, in the postpartum stage, your body may feel unfamiliar. Wearing a belly wrap can help your body feel a little more normal until you fully recover.

Belly Bandit is designed for women, by women, so it’s no wonder they are a go-to brand for postpartum belly wraps. With five different postpartum belly wraps to choose from, you can find the fit the support you need. Belly Bandit postpartum belly wraps are designed to apply targeted compression which can help promote mobility, encourage better posture, provide support while exercising, slim and support your belly waist, and provide support after C-section.

Postpartum belly wraps can offer several benefits. With a long list of benefits and little to no downside, you should try a postpartum belly wrap. While you should not wear the wrap all day, every day, it can help to wear it for 6-12 hours a day.

Postpartum belly wraps can offer . compression that can slim and support your belly, waist, and hips.

Some wraps recommend you wear them 12 hours per day for at least 30 days, but recommendations can vary. The one thing that is consistent across the board is that belly wraps should not be worn all day. Experts recommend that postpartum belly wraps should be worn for at least 6 to 12 weeks. Always check with your doctor to make sure you have no pre-existing health concerns.