Trendyline Women's Postpartum Girdle Corset: Supportive Belly Wrap Belt for Recovery

Kristen: This postpartum belly band did wanders for me trying to get my stomach to tighten the first month or so after having my baby. It was comfortable, super supportive, and also helped me with my breast feeding posture. Definitely will be buying another for my next baby.

United States on Dec 08, 2023

Cart: It was perfect, I loved it a lot made my waist and stomach feel supported and secure . It does not have a stretch at all so if you wanna size up go ahead especially if you use it after you give birth.

United States on Nov 22, 2023

ELLY MAGS: After having surgery this is no brainier love it

United Kingdom on Nov 20, 2023

Gasprigg: Product arrived a day and a half after ordering, and I don't live in metro area. Very pleased.

Product is functional, easy to use and does what it needs to. Takes getting used to, but that's personal, not the product. A great option when needing this type of product and not wanting to pay big bucks. Thank you!

Australia on Nov 15, 2023

Shakira: Great product. Bought for postpartum reasons. Felt very weak after my first child so made sure I purchased something for my second delivery. Very happy I did as I wore the product second day after labour. It's very comfortable and provides amazing support. I am able to strengthen & heal my core muscles as it provides me with great stability. I have also noticed that my stomach is completly flat 3 days postpartum. I believe this is due to the band helping my uterus to contract faster. I consulted my doctor regarding the product before using & got the all clear. I bought in a size M as I'm a UK size 10 and it fits perfectly. M would also fit a UK size 12.

United Kingdom on Oct 29, 2023

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Italy on Sep 25, 2023

Aevum RiceAevum Rice: i'm 3 months postpartum from an emergency csection, and i'd already tried a maternity support belt before but because it was two separate layers i was always boiling in it and it was a hassle.
breathability wise, this is great. it's comfy, & has support in the back.
however, i'm not sure if it's because my waist is naturally smaller but it keeps sliding like in the pic & cutting into my waist. it also pushes up the fat on my chest so it looks worse than without the binder, but i think that's it trying to distribute the pressure.
i was a size 6/8 before pregnancy; 26" waist & 33" hips. now i'm a 16/18 on the bottom, but a 10/12 on top; 32" waist & 42" hip.
i bought the band pretty much to just pull in that wonderful csection tummy, so i'll give it a try & update in a month's time.

United Kingdom on Aug 22, 2023

Ale: I just had my second baby. I am 4’11 and normally fit a size one. But with my 1st baby I struggled getting my belly back down (and I had a small prego belly and didn’t gain over the recommended weight). Took me a whole year. So this time around I thought I try this. Let me say it’s better then some of the more expensive ones out there but I’m starting to realize some people’s bodies just bounce back differently. So if your buying it to help you get your figure back it will help a little as long as you continue to wear it but the moment you take it off for periods of time you can say goodbye. The fabric irritated my skin so bad I would get sores. Guess I have sensitive skin. I have a small trunk length but I found the band to not cover enough of my torso as I would like. The Velcro was annoying as I could never get it lined up just right where it wouldn’t rub my skin and when I did the thing would roll up on the ends and still the velcro would rub... keep in mind I’m bending all day long with my two kids. I found most of this to be true with the more expensive brands as well. Also with all the straps it’s bulky and no mater what I wore i felt like you can see the...

United States on Dec 12, 2019

Elizabeth Belser: So with my last pregnancy I tried a Belly Bandit and it was ok, but it didn't stay in place and moved up throughout the day. The Bellefit seemed like it would fix that problem since it claps in the crotch but is so expensive I was hesitant. I ended up getting a Bellefit off ebay for around $40. I had both at the beginning of this postpartum phase but didn't really wear them consistently.

Fast forward- I started physical therapy and they want me to wear one 23 hrs a day- so I tried both and neither were really working. The Bellefit's seams poked me endlessly and even when I cut the boning out, it still was very uncomfortable. I could handle the squeezing of the girdle but the seams and the way it was cut dug into my skin and left awful red marks and made me so cranky. The Belly Bandit again kept moving and I quickly lost so many inches on my belly that the medium no longer really squeezed.

So I started researching and eventually bought about 12 options on Amazon that had free returns and found 2 that I really like:

1. This is my favorite because it really holds the tummy together. The two flaps in front help me get it very snug and the extra parts help pull in...

United States on Mar 03, 2018

Feypig: I got these 1-2 weeks postpartum. I had a 2nd time c section and diastasis recti. I was longing for sleep on the side but too afraid my organs would move around when i turn. so this gridle helped. At first it was stiff - which i like because it helped to flatten my belly, i wore this 24/7, the belly was noticable flatter, then took it off for one day for my body to relax (wearing this is very tight and restrictive sometimes), but then my belly went back to big. So i kinda have to keep this one to keep it tight. Now it's been my 6th week. With my hunching sometimes, the girdle is starting to loose its shape meaning the top and bottom ends crunched up a little. and it also slides up. I have a "droopy" belly, so my bottom muffin top hangs out and bent my incision a bit. I had to add a lower body belly band (http://www.amazon.com/Its-You-Babe-Cradle-136-180/dp/B000I615Q4?ie=UTF8&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_28) to cover my incision area first, then wear this on top.

All is all, it's tight to keep your "stuff" in. but you'll have to wear loose clothing because it shows the band when you wear tight clothes. I think this is more for waist clincher than a belly band. but i think...

United States on May 17, 2016