The 10 Best Postpartum Belly Bands

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This wiki has been updated 31 times since it was first published in October of 2016. Ideal for helping to hold everything together in the weeks and months after giving birth, these postpartum support belly bands are a boon for new mothers. They can also assist in properly re-positioning internal organs post delivery, and function like a corset to trim your waist. Our selection includes a variety of fit and compression options to suit your individual needs. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Chongerfei 3-in-1

2. Goege Waist Trimmer

3. Up Spring Shrinkx

Editor's Notes

February 10, 2020:

The Chongerfei 3-in-1 remains a top choice for offering versatility with three different pieces that gives a woman the choice to focus on the area that needs to most healing. Or she can wear all three, but also choose not to wear them all together when going out in tighter clothing.

We added the Mama Strut Pelv-Ice because it soothes as it binds, and the ice packs can even be heated and positioned near a c-section incision after it stops hurting, to promote circulation and healing. Moms might want to switch to something less complicated if they want to bind their belly long term, but it can be a godsend after a difficult delivery.

We decided to keep the Belly Bandit Original on the list even though there are similar options that are a little more flexible and adjustable, like the Goege Waist Trimmer and the Up Spring Shrinkx, because the popular Belly Bandit has a loyal following of those who prefer its straight forward simplicity and stiff support.

4. Trendyline Women Girdle

5. Leonisa Women's High Waist Panty

6. NY Ortho Binder

7. Mama Strut Pelv-Ice

8. Belly Bandit Original

9. Bellefit Postpartum Corset

10. Gotoly Waist Trainer


Tina Morna Freitas
Last updated by Tina Morna Freitas

Tina Morna Freitas is a writer who lives in Chicago with her family and three cats. She has a B.A. in anthropology with a minor in English, and has built a freelance career over the years in writing and digital marketing. Her passions for cooking, decorating and home improvement contribute to her extensive knowledge of all things kitchen and home goods. In addition, her 20 years as a parent inform her expertise in the endless stream of toys and equipment that inevitably takes over the homes of most parents. She also enjoys gardening, making and sipping margaritas, and aspires to be a crazy cat lady once all the children are grown.


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