Don’t compare Belly Wraps to Waist Trainers - there is no comparison between the 🌞sun and 🌜the moon.
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We’ve all been hearing a lot about waist trainers (we do not manufacture waist trainers only Belly Wraps) in the news and we thought it was a good time to pass along some advice about safe, effective postpartum belly wrapping courtesy of Dr. Sherry A. Ross, OB/GYN, women’s health expert and author of she-ology: The Definitive Guide to Women’s Intimate Health. Period, as reported by Yahoo Lifestyle.
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@drsherryr 👉”I prefer women who just gave birth to wear belly wraps and leave the waist trainers for six months after having a baby,” she says. “Belly wraps play a more supportive role for floppy and redundant skin and a shrinking uterus without creating an over the top type of compression.”
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“If you had a vaginal delivery, a belly wrap can give you additional support and comfort. After a cesarean section belly wraps can support the uterus and belly, taking pressure off the abdominal incision.”
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To learn more about the differences between belly wrapping and waist training head to the Bandita blog, link in profile!
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