Pregnancy Back Brace
What is the Pregnancy Back Brace?
The Pregnancy Back Brace is worn underneath your bump and designed to relieve pressure on your abdomen, hips, and pelvis.
When should I wear my Pregnancy Back Brace?
We recommend using the Pregnancy Back Brace starting three months into your pregnancy through birth.
What materials is the Pregnancy Back Brace made of?
The Pregnancy Back Brace is made of 64% nylon, 34% polyester, 2% PP.
What sizes are the Pregnancy Back Brace available in?
The Pregnancy Back Brace is available in sizes X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large. We recommend measuring under your belly and referencing our size chart to find your perfect fit. Please note: If you are unsure about sizing after referencing
What are the care instructions for the Pregnancy Back Brace?
Machine wash extra gentleWash separatelyDo not tumble dryDo not ironDo not bleachDo not dry clean
Is the Pregnancy Back Brace safe to wear?
Yes. A pregnancy back brace is designed to provide gentle support to the abdomen, hips, and lower back. Most healthcare providers consider maternity support braces safe when worn for limited periods to support daily activity. Always consult your heal
When should I start wearing a pregnancy back brace?
Many women begin wearing a pregnancy back brace during the second trimester, when the growing belly starts putting pressure on the lower back and pelvis. Some may benefit earlier or later, depending on activity level, posture, and discomfort.
Does a pregnancy back brace help with posture?
Yes. As pregnancy progresses, the extra weight in the abdomen can pull the spine forward. A brace helps support the lower back and encourages better posture, which may reduce muscle strain and discomfort.
Can a maternity back brace help during exercise?
Many women wear a pregnancy back brace during walking, workouts, or daily movement. The brace can help stabilize the core and reduce strain on the lower back, making activity more comfortable during pregnancy.
Is a pregnancy back brace covered by insurance or FSA/HSA?
Pregnancy back braces may be eligible for coverage through insurance, FSA, or HSA, depending on your provider and plan.
How tight should a pregnancy back brace be?
A brace should feel snug but not restrictive. It should support the abdomen without causing pain, breathing difficulty, or pressure on the pelvic floor. Gentle compression is ideal.
Can you wear a pregnancy back brace postpartum?
Some women continue wearing a brace after delivery to support core muscles while the body recovers. Always check with your healthcare provider before using any support after birth.