What is Belly bandit? The belly bandit is a wrap designed to shrink and tighten a woman’s tummy after childbirth. When should I start wearing my Belly Bandit® ? The first 24-48 hours after delivery. You can start using it as soon as the day after you give birth (even after a C section)! Wearing […]
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Hey EMMA, u rock! I started using the belly bandit about 4 weeks ago,starting @37 inches now I’m down to 31 inches. Even my hubby’s impressed! Way to go!!!*thumbs up* – Damy Lola Very true, it sure does work, i started using mine immediately after putting to bed, I am four weeks gone now but […]
Is the Belly Bandit® good for mums who had C-sections? Which Belly Bandit® is best? Above and beyond…the Bamboo!!!!! This is plain and simply for its amazing anti-microbial and anti-bacterial qualities. It is also moisture wicking by nature so that helps during this time when the hormones are just transitioning back to normal. Fun fun […]
When should I start wearing my Belly Bandit®? You can start wearing it immediately after you deliver. As always please check with your doctor prior to use, especially when you’ve had a C-section. Wearing the Belly Bandit® after a c section may help to decrease post-op recovery time by minimizing associated incision pain, which allows […]
I see creases and waves in my Belly Bandit® is this normal? Is it still working? Yes, creases are normal. Much like a band-aid®, the Belly Bandit® forms to the bend of your body to wear more comfortably. Without any creasing it would be hard to do daily activities with ease. Creases do not affect […]
Due to the variations in size and shape of women’s bodies, we realize it may be tricky to size yourself for a Belly Bandit®. Correct sizing is essential for comfort and product effectiveness. Buying a Belly Bandit® that is too large will not wear well under clothing and may affect end results. There is no […]
The child died!!!!!!! not from the bleach he drank but from the Palm oil…..
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What Can I do About Sore Nipples? Change your nursing position often to find one that is the most comfortable. Try to relax and express some milk so that it is flowing when the baby latches on. Be sure to empty your breasts so that you do not become engorged. Bathe your breasts in […]
This is a very hot and trending topic among new mums in Nigeria. Popularly called ‘Oka’ in the south-western part of Nigeria, this is one issue that makes lots of mothers run helter skelter..so we thought to share an in-depth look on this issue by a paediatrician.
