Why the belly wrap is actually magic (minus the glitter)
Here’s what makes it a must-have in your C-section recovery kit:
✔️ Gentle compression = less ouch
Wearing a wrap helps support your core muscles and incision site, reducing that wobbly “everything’s falling out” feeling. It’s like a security blanket for your belly, minus the fuzz.
✔️ Makes movement easier
Standing up, sitting down, walking around the house while bouncing a crying baby – it all gets a bit easier when your midsection is feeling stable and supported.
✔️ Helps with posture
Let’s be honest, hunched-over, breastfeeding-in-a-zombie-state posture is real. The wrap encourages gentle alignment, so you’re not constantly curling like a cinnamon roll.
✔️ Discreet and comfy
Ours is made from soft, stretchy, breathable fabric – so no sweaty corset vibes here. It’s easy to wear under your clothes and won’t dig into your scar. You’ll barely know it’s there… until you forget to wear it and instantly miss it.
✔️ Confidence boosting
Healing from a C-section can leave you feeling a little vulnerable – emotionally and physically. The Belly Wrap can help you feel more “put together” in those early weeks when everything else (laundry, emotions, sleep) is all over the place.
When should you start using it?
You can usually start wearing your belly wrap a few days post-birth (check with your midwife or OB first). Many mums wear theirs for the first 6–8 weeks, especially when doing things that involve more movement – like walks, errands, or holding a baby while trying to butter toast one-handed.
Don’t wait until you need it
C-sections can be planned, but they can also be one of those “surprise! You're having surgery now!” kind of moments. Having a Belly Wrap tucked into your hospital bag just in case means you’re covered no matter how your birth unfolds.