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Belly Wraps After Delivery

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  • Posts: 197 Member
    Yeah google did help me thanks for your concern but I am also a member of MFP that happens to have a forum to help me too :wink: seen testimonials, seen blogs, seen pins and more...most of which actually had positive results and testimonials, so now I'm getting more feed back. But for some reason instead of people offering useful testimonials good or bad, some want to be negative about my curiousity, some want to continue questioning why I want to know, and some actually helped, thanks to those who stuck to the question at hand.
  • Posts: 5,481 Member
    edited July 2015
    So you went from caffeine, to pills and now wraps. LOL.
  • Posts: 34,971 Member

    Go Google it...simple, if you have no advice particular to the use of this product I have no response, Google will help u answer those questions, I love how the more I say I need responses about actual users I keep getting the opposite. :)

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  • Posts: 3,133 Member
    1) Why is this under success stories?

    2) Uterus does what uterus wants. It will shrink back down on it's own because that's what it is designed to do.

    /thread
  • Posts: 2,286 Member
    Post delivery wraps are not the same as a girdle, not even close. No squeezing. They're not that expensive, 35 to 150 - if you're interested give it a shot! The worst that happens is it makes you feel better!
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  • Posts: 76 Member
    Have you checked reviews on Amazon? Those would mostly be people who bought them. I hope that your pregnancy and delivery goes well.
  • Posts: 7,739 Member
    Jennloella wrote: »
    Post delivery wraps are not the same as a girdle, not even close. No squeezing. They're not that expensive, 35 to 150 - if you're interested give it a shot! The worst that happens is it makes you feel better!


    Translation: this doesn't do what OP thinks it does. And this post I quoted is from someone that has supposedly used it.
  • Posts: 683 Member
    With my first baby I went flat easily the second took longer the 3rd was quickest this I what I did I used MFP I walked alot until all clear to do more strenuous exercise and I drank water but more importantly I gave my body the time to adapt because healing is what your body does naturally. Time my dear dont rush something that takes time and enjoy being a mummy. My youngest daughter id 2 and I'm glad ive not rushed my skin id tightening and I'm getting stronger looking great. Bandages and wraps? Dont you have bigger priorities than a flat tummy like making sure you sleep enough eat right stay hydrated and exercise that is manageable I'm not being negative or mean just enjoy your baby and in good time the body adapts through dedication.
  • Posts: 807 Member
    MFP a is like Reddit. Everyone is an expert!

    I've heard of this band. It supports your uterus after everything is loosened up down there. By securing it back where it was before birth, it's healing process is supposed to be faster. I'm not sure if it works, but it won't hurt to try!
  • Posts: 34,971 Member
    half_moon wrote: »
    MFP a is like Reddit. Everyone is an expert!

    I've heard of this band. It supports your uterus after everything is loosened up down there. By securing it back where it was before birth, it's healing process is supposed to be faster. I'm not sure if it works, but it won't hurt to try!

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  • Posts: 223 Member
    I also wonder why this was posted in "Success Stories". :(
  • Posts: 614 Member
    half_moon wrote: »
    MFP a is like Reddit. Everyone is an expert!

    NO on reddit overmoderation gets the CEO FIRED because what REAL people think really matters on reddit!
  • Posts: 252 Member
    Belly wraps "work" by reducing the amount of water in the tissues. As soon as you take it off and drink a glass of water, you are right back where you started. It's a silly gimmick. The only way you will have the body you want is by counting calories and exercising. Many people don't like this message, but that's really it.

    Ugh you people are so programmed to call everything a scam you don't even read the posts. Don't comment if you're not even going to read the question. Smh.
  • Posts: 2,817 Member
    I why do you dig up an older thread?
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