Postpartum Wrap ™️

 This is how your stomach looks before and after a pregnancy. The Rectus Abdominis muscles are separated due to excessive intra-abdominal pressure!

For nine months, your body makes changes to accommodate the human you are growing.

 During pregnancy, your body releases different hormones—such as relaxin—that help your ligaments and muscles soften in preparation for childbirth. Your abdominal muscles are joined by a connective tissue that runs vertically from the sternum to the pubic bone. This tissue stretches and weakens as your uterus grows. While all new moms may not suffer from diastasis recti, every postpartum mother will experience some stretching in their abdomen.

The Postpartum Wrap not only helps retrain core muscles, but it also helps correct your posture while you carry or breastfeed your newborn. The Wrap can help the uterus shrink and the compression from the wrap aids in flushing out postpartum bleeding. The Maternity Wrap has also been linked to dissuading the “baby blues.”

You can start binding your core immediately after vaginal birth and 7 to 10 days after a cesarean.