Postpartum Abdominal Band - Grey
During pregnancy, your abdominal muscles separate to make room for your growing uterus. Belly binding after birth has been shown to help provide extra support while these muscles return to position. In some cases, it has even been shown to help reduce pain and discomfort during this recovery period. Haakaa's Postnatal Abdominal Band contours to the curves of your body, comfortably strengthening your tender abdominal muscles and supporting your back for improved posture. Designed for day wear over your clothes, our Abdominal Band applies firm, comfortable pressure on your abdomen to help reduce swelling, tighten your tummy, and keep all those wobbly bits in place. It easily adjusts to your changing postpartum body and is made from soft, breathable fabric with dual straps & smooth, sturdy edges for the ultimate in postpartum belly support. This belt is suitable for use after vaginal or C-section deliveries.
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How to use a Haakaa pump?
Before using a Haakaa pump, it is recommended to sterilise it by boiling in water for 2-3 mins (if you have a steam steriliser, you can use this if you prefer).
Place the pump flange over your nipple - make sure your nipple is centred comfortably in the neck of the pump. You can either fold the flange back and push the body of the pump to achieve a stronger suction or just push the air out by squeezing the pump's body without folding the flange back to get a lighter suction. Remember, the more air you squeeze out, the stronger the suction.
Apply suction - you may need to adjust the position of your pump a couple of times. Once the pump is secure and comfortable, apply suction by squeezing the base of the pump to start the flow of the milk. Once milk starts to flow, leave the pump alone to do its thing.
If milk flow slows down or you have expressed your desired amount, detach the pump from your breast and safely store your milk.