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From 2016-2022, BabyBellyBand requested feedback from our customers through a survey based on the International Pain Assessment Scale. The effectiveness survey was completed by 285 women who were asked to assess their pain. The survey asked customers: What issues were they trying to resolve with a BabyBellyBand? How much pain and discomfort were they in…
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The content below was summarized from the following Healthline article by Natasha Freutel. Belly bands are designed to support the lower back and abdomen during pregnancy. These flexible support garments may provide many benefits to active women who are pregnant, especially during the second and third trimesters. Always consult your doctor before using any compression…
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This content was summarized from the article How Pregnancy Support Bands And Belts Relieve Discomfort by Charissa D. Newton, CNM in Premier Health. Many moms say that pregnancy support bands reduce pain and help them feel better. “As the uterus grows, all the ligaments that wrap around the abdomen are stretched and pulled and can…
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This content was summarized from the article 8 Best Pregnancy Belly Bands to Support Your Baby Bump by Lynsey Eidell Shop BabyBellyBand® The Bump named BabyBellyBand® “Best Versatile Pregnancy Support Band” in 2022. Pregnancy aches and pains are not uncommon, especially as your baby grows and expands. Up to 80% of pregnant women will experience…
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Knowing how to manage your symptoms can help you enjoy a happy and healthy pregnancy. Remember to always talk to your doctor. Here are some tips on establishing some positive self-care routines during pregnancy: Take Naps and Get Extra Sleep Fatigue is one of the most common physical symptoms that women experience during pregnancy. This…
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The content below was summarized from the following Very Well Family by Robin Elise Weiss, PhD, MPH Shop our Pregnant Belly Balm by Motherlove. Overview The cause of an itchy belly in pregnancy is usually just the skin expanding. You have to expand to accommodate the developing fetus, so there is not a way to get out…
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The content below was summarized from the following PHRC article by Melissa Patrick, PT, DPT and Jennifer Keesee, DPT. If you have any specific questions always discuss your entire exercise routine with your doctor and Visit a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist near you. The Basics Breathing may seem like a very simple task, but many of…
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Exercise is a key part of a healthy pregnancy and should be encouraged. Exercise is associated with a reduced risk of certain complications in pregnancy such as gestational diabetes, excessive weight gain, hypertensive disorders, preterm birth, and low birth weight, and may be associated with a reduced risk of cesarean section.
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Studies show that a lack of rest can slow down an expectant mom’s metabolism, making her more likely to eat carbs, and less likely to exercise. Additional studies show a significant need for pregnant women to de-stress during December.
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The content below was summarized from the following WebMD article by Kelli Miller. Round ligament pain is a sharp pain or jabbing feeling often felt in the lower belly or groin area on one or both sides. It is one of the most common complaints during pregnancy and is considered a normal part of…
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