Gestation is a period of physical and hormonal upheaval for women, which can sometimes lead to pain and discomfort, particularly from the second trimester. The belt for pregnant women is an innovative accessory designed to provide effective support and relieve these inconveniences.

Key Features

• Targeted support: The belt specifically supports the stomach by distributing weight, thus preventing muscle imbalances and back pain.
• Adjustability and comfort: The belt has elastic side straps to adapt to the size and shape of each woman. It can be worn under or over clothing, depending on needs and preferences.
• Quality materials: The belt is made from high quality materials, ensuring durability and comfort without compressing the baby or pelvis.

The multiple benefits of the belt

Pain relief: The belt helps reduce pain and feelings of tightness in the pelvis by supporting the weight of the stomach.

• Improved posture: The belt promotes good posture by correctly positioning the pelvis. This is especially useful for women who have to stand for long hours or are often on the move.
• Prevention and alleviation of health problems: The belt can also help prevent or relieve circulatory problems, feelings of heaviness, urinary incontinence and uterine contractions.

The abdominal belt was recommended by Dr. Bernadette, a recognized specialist in perinatal health.

How to put the abdominal belt on while pregnant?

To put on an abdominal belt, it is important to follow a few steps to ensure adequate support and optimal comfort. Here's how to do it:

1. Choose the right size and model: Make sure you have a support belt of the right size and adapted to your stage of gestation.
2. Find a comfortable position: Sit in a chair with a straight back or stand with your legs slightly apart.
3. Open the belt: Unfold the belt and open it completely. Most belts have Velcro fasteners or hooks for easy adjustment and retention.
4. Position the belt: Place the lower part of the belt under your stomach, so that it supports your lower abdomen. Make sure the belt is centered on your back for balanced support.
5. Adjust the tension: Wrap the ends of the belt around your waist, adjusting the tension so that it is comfortable and supports your stomach without being too tight. Close the Velcro fasteners or hooks to hold the belt in place.
6. Check positioning: Make sure the belt fits properly and that support is evenly distributed across your stomach and back. The belt should not compress your stomach or cause discomfort.
7. Readjust as needed: Throughout the day, regularly check the belt for proper fit and readjust as needed to ensure continued support.