Maternity Support Band for SPD & Back Pain in Pregnancy, is now available in gorgeous Luxury Lace, lending it the look and feel of lingerie
Why not treat someone you love to Hug-a-Bump® Luxury Lace for a gift they will really thank you for?
Nothing else on the market offers the 3 in one maternity support band effects of Hug-a-Bump® as well as the look and feel of special lingerie
Pregnancy should be the most special time oin a womans life, when she is at her most blooming. Nothing deflates this bubble more than the effects of lower back pain or symptoms of SPD during your pregnancy
Lafeenoire Maternity have created Hug-a-Bump® to offer support in 3 critical areas
- Corsetry offers support to the lumbar region
- Short straps fit snuggly under the bump so supporting the hips and relieving pressure of the weight of your bump.
- Long upper straps hug your baby bump to you at right angles to relief the pelvic ligaments from taking weight strain
Hug-a-Bump® is now available in three sizes, S/M and L/XL and now XL/XXL. The smaller band is adapted with extra velcro to ensure fitting for a smaller baby bump
Should you require XL/XXL we can adjust the band to fit up to 52 inch around the hips. Please email us on info@lafeenoire .com with any specific queries. This band can be adapted so give us a shout if in any doubt!
Every newly pregnancy women initially questions the need for Maternity Support Bands............Read on..........
Pregnancy is one of the most amazing experiences a woman can have. Knowing that your baby is growing each day inside you, that you are nourishing and protecting it and that your body is going through such an astonishing transformation can be truly magical.
However, pregnancy is not plain sailing for all women. Many women suffer morning sickness and nausea (which, contrary to it name, can strike at any time of the day and indeed last all day for at least the first trimester!), carpal tunnel syndrome, pre-eclampsia, heartburn, swollen ankles, haemorrhoids, constipation, sciatica pain and Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) (to name by a few!).
As you progress throughout your pregnancy, your body releases the hormone relaxin. The hormone relaxin is released throughout you body to help to soften the joints and ligaments. This is in preparation for the birth of your baby and the changes your body goes through as your baby grows and extra pressure and strain are put upon your body. However, sometimes the release of the hormone relaxin can have a detrimental effect upon the body. In these cases the joints can soften too much and you can suffer from SPD. The symphysis pubis joint naturally widens during pregnancy to accommodate your baby, but in SPD sufferers it widens too much. This can cause extreme pain and discomfort when walking, opening your legs, or turning your body. This condition may last up until over six weeks after giving birth.
If you experience pain and discomfort in your pelvic region during pregnancy you should see your GP immediately, You will probably be referred to a physiotherapist who can offer advice and help to treat your SPD. In addition to the recommended treatments by your doctor, you can help yourself by wearing a Maternity Support band.
Maternity support bands come in many various designs, patterns, materials and colours. Maternity Support bands are designed to support your growing baby bump and you lower back. In addition to this Maternity support bands also help to take pressure off the pelvis, lumbar region and lower back area. Wearing a maternity support band can help women who are suffering from SPD and also women who are experiencing more general side, back and ligament pain that is often associated with pregnancy.
Maternity support bands are often purchased in your pre-pregnancy dress size and are made from breathable soft microfibres, making them comfortable to wear. They fit close and snug to the skin so can often be worn unnoticed under clothing.
In addition to wearing Maternity support bands, getting the right maternity underwear can go a long way towards making your pregnancy more comfortable. Specially designed maternity bras will support your growing breasts and maternity knickers should allow your bump to comfortably grow. You may also find that maternity underwear and even maternity support bands are now available in a range of styles and colours (as opposed to plain white, black and beige as suffered by pregnant women of yesteryear!).
Read a blog artice by one SPD sufferer here: 
