BabyBelly Shoulder Band – Natural Resources: Pregnancy + Parenting

$ 15.99

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Shoulder Straps velcro on to the Babybellyband Maternity Belt (sold separately). Provides extra back and pelvic support during pregnancy and postpartum. Excellent to relieve round ligament pain, and support diastasis recti, twins, or to reduce bounce during exercise. Add-on Shoulder Straps to one of our maternity belts
Shoulder Straps velcro on to the Babybellyband Maternity Belt (sold separately). Provides extra back and pelvic support during pregnancy and postpartum. Excellent to relieve round ligament pain, and support diastasis recti, twins, or to reduce bounce during exercise. Add-on Shoulder Straps to one of our maternity belts (sold separately) to provide extra back and pelvic support and relieve pain in the belly, lumbar, hip and lower back region. The shoulder straps Velcro® attach to any Babybellyband Maternity Belt and are adjustable to your comfort and support level. The shoulder straps provide additional lift to the abdomen relieving pressure, supporting the back, round ligaments (front, lower belly area) and pelvic floor ( area ‘down under’). Adjustable shoulder straps placed under the belly to give extra lift and support for hernias and diastasis recti. Get relief and support where you need it most with fully mobile and adjustable shoulder suspenders.

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