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12 days ago

Just bought a pack of 4 socks that look just like this at Stride-Rite for $10.
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16 days ago

I was at 12 weeks and my jeans were VERY uncomfortable. I ordered this after reading the reviews here but eventually went out to buy my own at Target since this item wasn't going to get here soon enough. Now that I have them both, I love my target one better. It's called a beband and it's made by bellaband. i was a size 2 (preprego) and just went with the smallest size for both products. The beband at Target fit a lot better and for the most part, held up my pants. The trick was to make sure the band went down LOW past my hips and right to the end of my buttocks. Otherwise, I'd always be adjusting it everytime I got up from sitting. This bellyband was WAY too big, even for a small size. And it was not very stretchy so I can't see it holding my pants up at all. The beband at Target was not very tight on me. My running tights felt tighter than these (before prego of course). They were both roughly the same price except with the belly band, I had to pay shipping (so really, the Target one was cheaper). That was my take. i'm going to keep this bellyband anyway and maybe when i get bigger it'll work better. But for now, I was quite satisfied with my Target one. :) Hope that helps.
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17 days ago

Love these. They extended the life of my non-maternity shirts for a LONG time. I ended up buying more than one.
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19 days ago

This belly band is huge. I'm a 5'2", 125lbs woman and this band covers from the top of my bra to the middle of my butt. It's basically a tube top. And I bought the smallest size but it is still falling down around my middle. Maybe if I cut it in half and wait several more months, I'll be able to use it then.
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20 days ago

This is helping me to continue wearing my pre-pregnancy jeans without having to button them. The only recommendation I have about it is that if you're like me & have wider hips than waist, & if you're choosing between two sizes, go for the larger size. I went for the smaller. While it fits me, my waist is still small enough that it wants to slide upward, if I move around a lot. My solution is to wear it low on my hips, folded in half, so that it's touching only my jeans & not my skin. I think that later, when I'm further into pregnancy, it will stay in place. I also think this will be helpful to wear just after delivery.
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22 days ago

Around week 14, my regular pants starting getting too tight. This was a lifesaver. It allows you to keep your pants up, yet conceals the fact that they're not buttoned. I was nervous it would be noticeable but it hides it well and holds them up, without being uncomfortable.

Around week 25, I was in maternity pants but as maternity pants can droop (especially the jeans), this helped keep them up. Again, comfortable. I wore this until the end of my pregnancy, and it always looked like a white T-shirt underneath my maternity top.

Postpartum, this was also a lifesaver. For the first three months, I still had to wear my maternity pants unfortunately, but obviously the only way to keep them up was this band. Then when I began to fit back into my regular jeans but wasn't quite there, this helped me keep them closed until I could button them again.

This is a great product for all maternity stages and it's really a necessity. The only thing I would recommend, if this price seems high, is to check out other knock offs. For example, Target makes a band similar to this that is supposedly much less expensive though I have not tried.
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25 days ago

Too often worn by people who shouldn't, but on the right young woman, they're spectacular.
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25 days ago

No, because I always think I should be in Kentucky or Indiana and about 300 pounds more than I am. "Them there straps is real helpful and sophisticated like, and this here pocket is a mighty fine place to store my grizz."
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25 days ago

yea. wear em everyday. dirt dirt dirtt
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25 days ago

I've worn them a few times helping out on farm labor with one of my uncles. I've worn coveralls working in a sawmill and steel mill.

As a fashion statement, they both leave something to be desired, unless you're Amish or Hutterite I suppose.

That being said, I acknowledge Randy and other's point that they can be worn with elan by certain spectacular young women.

But on anyone else besides said young women, and the folks working, they look buffoonish. Really buffoonish. Either that as cover for some serious body fat issues.
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