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Laura discovered the Bellefit Girdles and wore one after the birth of her second baby. Bellefit helped her bounce back faster than after her first pregnancy. "Hi I am Laura and I'm here to tell you about my experience with the Bellefit maternity girdle. I have the side-zip girdle. I started wearing it a few days after I came home from giving birth to my second child. I have been wearing it for about a month and there are a lot of things I like about it. First of all, it's really easy to put on. Second of all, it's really comfortable once it's on. It provides terrific back support, I feel better with it on than off for that reason. It makes it a lot easier to hold my new baby and run around after my toddler. I like that it stays in place, it does not budge. I can still breastfeed with it on, it does not get in the way. It absolutely stays put. I definitely think it's helped my belly shrink down faster than it would otherwise as compared to my first pregnancy. I definitely notice a difference and other people have commented too. I am really glad I found this product and it's definitely something I would recommend to friends and family members, because it's helped me bounce back faster, it provides great support, it reminds me to watch my posture and it's quite comfortable. I'm glad I found it. Thank you!." ~ Laura

Only fellow moms understand just how little time most moms have to get ready and look presentable on a daily basis. Whether you have one, two or however many children, these little people tend to require so much time and care that simple things such as putting on make-up or combing our hair become a thing of the past. Even so, this doesn't mean that you should completely give up on yourself and the beautiful independence you once had. Give yourself the time you deserve to start feeling good by following these simple beauty tips for moms. Shower at Night When the kids are in bed and the house is finally quiet at the end of the day, stop everything you're doing and take a shower! This will wash off the stress of your day, soothe your mind and allow you to go to bed feeling refreshed. Plus, the fact that it is nighttime means that you can take a proper shower, wash your hair, and shave your legs & armpits. Even if you shower and stay awake a little longer, taking that nighttime shower will give you a nice boost to end the day on a good note. Get a Hairstyle Visit your hairstylist to give you a style to fit your new busy mom schedule To avoid having your hair in a mom-bun on a daily basis, take some time and a little bit of money to go get your hair styled by a professional stylist. Talk to them about you and your busy schedule and they will help you choose a style that works with your natural texture and color. This will allow you to do your hair with ease every day and reduce the amount of product that you will need to use to make your hair look good. Cleanse Your Face Daily Keeping your face clean will diminish blemishes and acne. Keeping your skin clean of residue from make-up and the daily grind is highly beneficial. It takes a few minutes, but you will avoid blemishes and pimples in the long run. Keep a pack of face cleansing wipes or make up remover wipes at hand so that you can do a quick face sweep when needed. If face wipes aren't your thing, keep your face cleanser in the shower so that you may wash your face when you shower at night. Moisturizer and Sunscreen Moisturizing your face is a very important step in skincare. Moisturizing and applying sunscreen to your skin is a very important part of a proper skin care routine. Most moisturizers now come equipped with sunscreen to save you that extra step and keep your skin looking radiant. Make-up Enhance your beauty with a little makeup. There is something mesmerizing about putting on some make up and making ourselves look just a bit more beautiful than we already are. In less that 10 minutes, you can achieve a great natural look with a few simple items: Liquid concealer Loose powder Blush Eye shadow Pencil or liquid liner Mascara Lipstick If you don't have that much time, settle for make up on your eyes & lips. Just apply eyeliner to your water line, neutral eye shadow, add mascara to your lashes and slap on some pretty lipstick or tinted lip gloss. Improve your Diet Eating healthier not only will make you feel better but will improve your skin. To keep your skin looking radiant, be sure to drink the daily recommended amount of water. Eating healthy meals also increases your energy and prevents you from getting sick and developing ailments over time. Keep Your Feet Pretty Don't forget to pamper your feet. Get Pedis or simply keep a scrub in your shower. Last but not least, take good care of your feet. Place a foot scrubbing-brush in your shower so that you can scrub your feet a couple of times a week when you shower. It feels great to remove the dead skin and residue that could eventually cause unwanted bunions, callouses and fungus. Also, a relaxing self-massage can be quite soothing at the end of a long and tiring day. With the busy life that moms lead, it's easy to overlook taking care of ourselves, but taking the time to stay looking and feeling beautiful is a must. Remember to always love yourself as much as you love your family so you can stay healthy, happy and beautiful no matter how busy you may be.

Bellefit mom, Elizabeth K. feared that she may not be able to reclaim her pre-pregnancy shape after her second pregnancy. Thanks to the Bellefit Girdle, Elizabeth molded her body back to a better shape than before and built muscle tone while wearing the girdle before she was even cleared by her doctor to exercise! "I am a second time mom and was worried I couldn’t bounce back as fast with my second child. So I bought and wore the Bellefit Girdle with a side closure in size small. On the 3rd day postpartum I couldn’t even close it without help, but by day 5 of continual wear I was already down to the tightest setting." "Bellefit molded my body back to a better look than before AND I built muscle tone while wearing it before I was even cleared for exercise" "I would, and HAVE, absolutely recommended this to everyone. Bellefit molded my body back to a better look than before. And I built muscle tone while wearing the Bellefit before I was cleared for exercise. All of these pics are taken before my 6 week follow-up appointment!” Elizabeth K

Second time mom, Linda A. began wearing her first Bellefit girdle upon being discharged from the Hospital. She was able to flatten her postpartum tummy in just three weeks! "I would highly recommend Bellefit" affirms Linda. "I purchased a corset in medium and I wore it as soon as I was discharged from the hospital. I wore it 24/7 and only took it off to shower. Within 3 days I was ready for the next size. I wore the corset in small for about a week, again 24/7 only removing it to shower, and after the week I was ready for the next size down. I wore the girdle with the zipper in extra small and wore that for about a week and a half." recalls the happy mom of two. "All together it took me about 3 weeks for my pregnancy belly to go down!" "I am very satisfied with results. This is my second child and with my first it took me months for my belly to go down." Linda A Congratulations Linda!

"I started using Bellefit Girdle the day after I got home from the hospital. I had an emergency C-section so we were in the hospital for about four days and the difference was incredible! The day before I was limping when I went walking anywhere, just a lot of pain and discomfort in my abdomen from the C-section to feeling like I had full support and stability from the Bellefit." "I would recommend Bellefit to anyone, specifically people who have had a C-section because that was my experience. You don't have any muscle support after having a C-section, everything hurts so badly. Bellefit took away a lot of my pain, a lot of the discomfort. It gave me the ability to be more mobile with my toddler. I loved it! I still am wearing it; my baby is three months old. I still wear it occasionally, specifically if I want to look and feel really good. It helps to still take at least an inch off my waist and gives me some structure and support if I am having a particularly tired day; it gives a lot of support to my back. I feel like I've recovered better in this pregnancy because I can be more mobile with this. It's also helped me to have better posture and to remember to correct my posture during the day because it provides support that helps me to be stronger. I got it in an exceptional time, I feel like I placed the order and I got it right before I went into the hospital like four days after I placed the order and I was really happy about that. I just highly recommend Bellefit to anyone who's had a baby before." Sara C

Aside from morning sickness and your occasional heartburn, being pregnant is a pretty blissful time for most women...until you catch a dreaded cold! Taking medicine can be harmful during the first trimester and breathing with a big belly pushing up against your lungs is hard enough without having to deal with a stuffy nose, coughing and sneezing. Here are some tips for preventing and treating a cold during pregnancy. 1. Eat Healthy Having a healthy diet during your pregnancy is a great idea in general. The foods we consume have everything to do with how our bodies function. So even though it's ok to indulge in your occasional cravings, make healthy food choices to maintain your immune system strong. 2. Wash Your Hands It may seem a little paranoid, but germs are everywhere! Although our bodies are built to reject most of the common germs out there, there’s always a chance for something gross to makes its way through and get you sick. Washing your hands with antibacterial soap often is a great preventative measure to stay healthy. You can also keep antibacterial hand wipes in your purse to avoid having to go to the bathroom even more than you already do. 3. Avoid Crowded Places Ok, so this doesn't mean you should become a germaphobic hermit, it just means that you should consider keeping your interaction with really large crowds at bay. Lots of people together in one place make the environment less controlled and in turn increase your odds of catching some yucky cold. 4. Take Prenatal Vitamins Yes, prenatal vitamins are very important when you're pregnant. Not only do they help your developing fetus grow strong, but they also help mom stay healthy. These vitamins have come a long way too. No longer do you have to take gigantic and stinky prenatal vitamins. Today's vitamins are smaller and often have no scent or a subtle vanilla coating to make taking them way easier than it used to be. 5. Exercise Exercising during your pregnancy can be a great way to stay healthy. You will feel great, your body will remain active and your strength will continue to build as your belly grows heavier. Of course, you should always consult with your Doctor about your exercise routines since every woman is unique. If You Catch a Cold It’s true that our efforts to avoid a cold can fail, not because we aren’t doing everything right, but simply because at times the odds are not in our favor. If you do happen to get on the cold train, here are some great tips to help you recover faster. 1. Avoid Dairy Dairy products such as yogurt, milk and cheese are known to produce more mucus in the human body and when you have a cold the last thing you need is more mucus. Keep dairy at bay to make your recovery more comfortable. 2. Get a Facial Steamer A face steamer can do wonders in loosening up the mucus that is clogging up your nose and throat. A little steam will provide much-needed relief and you will be breathing again in no time. An alternative to the store bought steamer is to fill a bowl with hot water and hover your face over the steaming bowl with a towel covering your head to create a "tent" effect. 3. Lots of Rest Being that you're pregnant, you probably keep hearing people telling you to rest up, but lots of rest when you have a cold is also a great remedy. Sleeping will allow you to get much-needed rest and give your immune system a great boost to battle that pesky cold. 4. Steamy Baths or Showers A nice, warm, steamy shower or bath will also help you relax, loosen up the mucus that is clogging your sinuses and soothe your body. Take some time to add a little aromatherapy to freshen up before facing the day. 5. Face Massage As odd as this sounds, gently massaging your face around the sinuses can provide extraordinary relief when you have a cold. Simply use your fingertips with a light tapping motion around your nose, eyebrows and cheek bones. Staying healthy and preventing a cold during pregnancy doesn't have to be a challenge. Just keep these handy tips in mind and do your best to maintain your immune system strong. Always consult with your Doctor about matters concerning your health and the health of your baby.

When will I Fit into my Pre-Pregnancy Clothes Again? What a great question! Most women worry a little bit about this, and the answer is highly individual. How long it takes you to return to your pre-pregnancy clothes depends on several factors, including: How much weight you gained during pregnancy, How active you are, and what body type you have. If you eat healthy foods and get moderate exercise, you should begin to lose your baby weight fairly quickly. Some women who breastfeed lose most of their weight quickly, but then hold on to about ten pounds until they wean their babies. There is no reason why you should not be able to fit into your pre-pregnancy clothes within a year of your baby’s birth. After nine months of pregnancy, you are probably anxious to wear your “real” clothes again. As almost every woman knows, feeling good in your pre-pregnancy clothes can work wonders for your emotional state. Here are some tips: Wear your favorite items as much as possible. When you can, style your hair, and put on a little makeup, too. The early weeks and months of your baby’s life are an intense adjustment period for new mothers. Well-fitting clothes can’t help your baby sleep through the night but they can help you feel a little bit like your old self again! Getting Back to Pre-Pregnancy Shape After nine months of pregnancy, you are probably anxious to wear your “real” clothes again. Pulling out the clothes you packed away while you were pregnant may feel like a shopping spree! But don’t get too excited about your pre-pregnancy clothes too quickly. Most women need several weeks, or even months, before fitting into their pre-pregnancy wardrobe. What to Wear Home from the Hospital After Giving Birth When you are packing your bag for the hospital, make sure to pack something comfortable to wear when you go home. Most women still look about six months pregnant in the first few days after birth, so choose your outfit accordingly. Packing something that you feel comfortable, yet beautiful, in will make your trip home all the more enjoyable. Whose Body is This? A few weeks after having your baby your body will begin to change. Wearing pants or shorts with wide, stretchy waistbands will be most comfortable as your belly begins to shrink. If you’ve had a c-section, this type of clothing will ease some of the discomfort associated with your incision. Wearing underwear that comes up over your incision or rests below it will be more comfortable as well. If you choose to breastfeed your baby, you will want to wear tops that accommodate your larger chest size. You will also need nursing bras during this phase. It is important that you wear bras that fit properly and support your breasts. If you are able to, go to a store where you can be fit for the right size nursing bra. An ill-fitting nursing bra can contribute to blocked ducts or discomfort as your breasts change size throughout the day. Does wearing a Postpartum Girdle help? Woman Wearing Postpartum Girdle One of the best ways to ease your discomfort after a c-section is to use an abdominal binder or compression girdle. Some OB/GYNs will recommend them to new moms when a c-section has been scheduled. Compression is a post-operative option for many types of surgery because it speeds the healing process. By increasing circulation to the area under compression, the damaged tissues experience a better immune response and receive more blood, nutrients, and oxygen. According to Bellefit Reviews, the Abdominal Binder Speeds Healing Bellefit girdles also support the lower back by holding in the abdominal wall. This improves a woman's posture, which can be very poor during the initial postpartum period. Bellefit offers a medical grade compression garment that is perfect for women who have had c-sections. Sometimes the pain associated with childbirth recovery from natural birth or c-section can interfere with establishing successful breastfeeding, too. Although there are a few situations in which c-sections cannot be avoided, it is best to try to prevent the surgery and allow your body to give birth the way nature intended. I wore my Bellefit every day as long as I could, and while taking care of the kids. It was so helpful for me, picking up my son who was 13 months when the twins were born and it not hurting my separated abdominals. Alexandra H. I heard about Bellefit long before I even conceived and knew that I would purchase a corset whenever I did have a child because the before/after pictures showed amazing results. Dana H. Mom Gets Back into Her Pre-Pregnancy Clothes with the Help of Bellefit This Article was brought to you in collaboration with Bellefit, the makers of the best postpartum girdles Founded in 2008 Bellefit® is the most mom-trusted and awarded brand of postpartum girdles & corsets for recovery after c-section or natural childbirth. Bellefit® girdles come in five designs made using proprietary compression fabrics. Their unique design features triple-layered reinforced front and back support panels. As a woman-owned company, Bellefit® is no stranger to the challenges new moms face during and after pregnancy. The company helps women feel supported and confident in their changing bodies. Bellefit Girdles

Aneta's Story "I decided to purchase Bellefit when I was about 36 weeks pregnant. I bought small/corset and extra small/dual closure. Started wearing Bellefit 4 days after my c-section. I have noticed a tremendous improvement in swelling of my belly. I'm amazed with results. As of now, I'm still wearing a small one but hoping to transition to extra small soon! The after pictures were taken 3 weeks postpartum. I look even better now :) Thank you for making this amazing product available to all moms!" Why Bellefit? Women's bodies are built to bounce back from pregnancy and childbirth, but the reality is that it can be difficult to "bounce back" and return to pre-pregnancy shape without help. During pregnancy the body secretes hormones such as estrogen, progesterone and relaxin that remain in the body after childbirth for approximately six months. These hormones are our body's way of loosening the abdominal muscles and they facilitate the stretching of the abdominal area by as much as 50%, while the baby grows. They also act to loosen the pelvic structure, joints and ligaments to prepare for childbirth. The beauty behind Bellefit ® medical-grade postpartum support garments provide a greater stability for the body after delivery. The compression garments work by drawing in stretched muscles to provide a 360° support structure around the torso, thus, reducing strain on ligaments and joints in the lower back, pelvis, and buttocks. Reducing stress in these areas enhances your body's ability to return to its pre-pregnancy alignment, shape and to lose the post baby tummy faster. As shifted and constrained organs return to their pre-pregnancy locations during the first few weeks after c-section or natural childbirth. Bellefit ® girdles hold you in place allowing for movement with greater confidence. A Bellefit ® postpartum garment is an essential part of a comprehensive postpartum care and c-section recovery plan for both health and confidence. Find out which design is best for you.

During pregnancy, first-time mothers often fixate on the physical sensations associated with labor and birth. They wonder what contractions will feel like and if they will need or want pain medication. They worry how a vaginal delivery might affect their future intimate interactions with their partners; and perhaps they may think about what factors may cause them to have a Cesarean section. Sometimes, however, women don't think about the physical feelings they may have after their babies have been born. Recovery from childbirth, whether vaginal or Cesarean, is a unique time for mothers. A woman's physical recovery from childbirth will be as unique as she is. Every person's pain threshold is personal - some people are bothered more by the same sensations that may not bother another person much. When labor and birth is uncomplicated, many women feel little discomfort during recovery. The more complicated the delivery, the more challenging the recovery can be. Full recovery from a vaginal delivery is likely to take four to six weeks. If a woman has an episiotomy or has experienced any tearing in her perineum or vagina, it typically takes almost two weeks for the flesh to heal and the stitches used to repair the tears to dissolve. Toward the end of this period, women may notice pieces of stitches on toilet paper or in the toilet bowl after urinating. This is not uncommon. At first the stitched area may be painful; sometimes women will feel a burning sensation or discomfort when sitting down. The pressure from sitting may actually feel good, as pressure can help numb the area. If this doesn't work, sitting on a nursing pillow, such as a Boppy, can also help. As the skin heals, it is likely to feel itchy. It is important not to scratch the area! Mild itching means the wound is healing. You may also find that bowel movements are difficult for a few days. To make the elimination process easier, make sure to drink lots of fluids and take a stool softener, like Colace. What About C-Section If you've had a Cesarean delivery, your recovery will be different. A c-section is a major abdominal surgery. Your hospital stay will be longer than with a vaginal delivery, likely three or four days. Though all women recovering from childbirth need to take it slow during the first few weeks after birth, women who have had c-sections must follow more strict recovery instructions during the first six weeks. The incision will heal more slowly than a tear or episiotomy will, though the sensations will be similar: pain at the site is typically followed by itchiness. Women recovering from c-sections will also feel pain when they try to sit up in bed or roll over. Sometimes women report wincing in pain when laughing as well. This is normal. The muscles and connective tissue at the incision have been separated and cut, so it will be difficult for women to use these muscles properly for several weeks following surgery. At the same time, moving is very important to your recovery as it prevents blood clots from forming. After the first day, taking short walks is an excellent idea. During the first several days you may experience gas or bloating; this is normal as your body resets itself after surgery. You should not lift anything heavier than your baby in order to protect the abdominal incision from re-opening. Most women should not drive for two full weeks following surgery. If the incision becomes red or tender, or if you have a fever, call your doctor. Read our Blog on C-Section Recovery to learn more What is Lochia? All women experience lochia, no matter how they delivered their babies. Lochia is like a heavy period, and it can last from a week to almost six weeks. If you are too active too early, this bleeding may increase. Let your lochia be your method for monitoring your activity level. All women, regardless of whether they choose to breastfeed their babies, also experience breast changes. On average, a new mother's milk "comes in" sometime between the second and fifth day after her baby's birth. If a mom is nursing her infant, the best thing she can do to alleviate any engorgement or discomfort is to breastfeed her baby every few hours. If a mom is choosing to formula feed, she should wear a supportive and snug bra (no wires!) for support. After your milk comes in, it should take three to four days for your hormones to return to their normal levels, indicating to your brain and breasts that no more milk needs to be produced. I've heard of abdominal binders and compression garments. Why would I need this? An abdominal binder is a special compression garment that you wear around your midsection. You may be wondering why you would need to wear an abdominal binder after having a baby. The reasons for wearing an abdominal binder are typically related to surgery or childbirth - or sometimes, both! Maybe it seems like putting extra pressure on your belly might even hurt. On the contrary, compression is a common technique used to speed healing, often after surgery or after an injury like a sprained ankle. Compression offers support to the area that is healing, and can help treat postpartum physical symptoms. Compression also increases blood flow and reduces swelling, both of which are key components of the healing process. The purpose of an abdominal binder it to promote healing through compression. During pregnancy, your baby takes up an amazing amount of space inside your body. Your abdominal muscles are stretched to their limit, and your lower back muscles must compensate for the shift in your center of gravity. The growing baby pushes your internal organs out of the way as he grows and grow. By the end of your pregnancy, your stomach has been pushed up close to your heart! As anyone who has had a baby knows, it takes some time before you return to your pre-pregnancy shape. When your baby is born, she leaves behind an empty uterus - and it takes approximately six weeks for this organ to shrink back to its normal size. Likewise, your organs do not immediately return to their pre-pregnancy locations, either. An abdominal binder, however, can speed this process along. Watch postpartum recovery stories from Real Moms Wearing an abdominal binder as soon as possible after childbirth - no matter if you delivered vaginally or with a c-section - works wonders for your healing process. You should feel like your lower back is supported, even though your abdominal muscles are not yet able to do this job on their own. The compression, along with the natural after-birth contractions that you have, pushes your uterus from the outside in, helping it find its pre-pregnancy shape and location. The same is true for your other abdominal organs: compression can help your stomach and intestines drop back into their previous position. Binding your abdomen can also remind your abdominal muscles how to behave. Though you may not be consciously tightening your abs, the compression helps them snap back from being stretched to accomodate your baby. If you had a c-section, an abdominal binder is a must for your healing process. Compression over your incision will help reduce the pain that many women feel when they laugh, cry, or even roll over in bed. Wearing a compression garment will help your incision heal faster, too, because compression will increase blood flow to that area and help reduce the swelling around your incision. Some abdominal binders available online - Comparison The emotional changes for the mother after the birth of her baby are not to be overlooked. Many women - as much as 80% of women - experience baby blues, a mild and short depression a few days after having their babies. During this period, new mothers are likely to cry and feel as if they are unable to control their emotions. This is normal and typically passes after a few days. Many new moms are unprepared for this emotional rollercoaster, and it helps if another mother (maybe even the new mother's own mother) can briefly share her own experience. It helps to assure the new mother that this difficult patch will pass. If it does not pass after several days, it is a good idea for the new mother to get in touch with her OB/GYN’s office for an appointment to discuss her postpartum health and symptoms. What is a Postpartum Girdle?

Have you ever seen those neat time lapse photos of pregnant women and thought to yourself "I would LOVE to do that?". Well, now that you are pregnant you can! Take the time to catalogue the progression of your pregnancy by following these simple steps of a DIY photographing your pregnancy experience. Setup Choose a well lit area of your home where you can setup a tripod. You can leave the tripod there for the next 9 months, or you can mark the spot to make sure you place it in the same location every time. Setup your camera on the tripod with a self-timer so that you don't have to depend on anyone else's availability to photograph you. Choose a pose that is comfortable and shows the contour of your baby bump. Try to do a similar pose every time you take a photograph for this project. Wear form fitting clothing or if you are comfortable, lift your shirt to show your belly. This will ensure that the progression of your growing belly is accentuated. Specifics Before you begin this fun project, decide how often you will photograph yourself. Will you do it weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly? Choose a day of the week when you know you can commit to taking the photo. Keep it as your guide so that you don't forget and are able to complete this project. Setting a reminder on your phone is a great idea to ensure you remember. When you edit the photos you take, choose the same filter (if you're using one) and crop your photos in the same orientation. This will allow you to make a seamless photo collage or slideshow at the end. If you want to get creative, choose a theme that you can use throughout your pregnancy to make your photos pop. Make prints of the finalized project to share with your family and friends or make a video slideshow as a keepsake for many years to come.

Holidays….a time for food, presents, love, and family…. lots and lots of family. It's no secret that this can be a little overwhelming for many parents, especially since you're dealing with so many different characters and personalities. Through it all, your best bet to keep your sanity is to spend some much-needed alone time with your spouse, so here is an array of simple tips because parents need alone time too! Run an Errand Together Offer to be the errand runners for the family. If someone forgot to pick up something at the grocery store or someone needs to be picked up at the airport, be the ones who volunteer to take care of it. This will give you a few minutes of alone time in the car, it seems small, but every minute of silence will count. Go to a Movie This one might be a long shot, but it's worth trying. Since there will be so many family members who want to hang out with your kids, plan on skipping out for a late-night movie when the kids are in bed. It might backfire if another adult begs to come alone, but like we said, it's worth a try. Wash the Dishes Together No everyone is fond of cleaning up, so if you offer to be the ones to do it, you will very likely be taken up on your humble offer. Get in that kitchen and wash dishes, trust us, no one will want to get in on that action and you will have a few minutes to chat or share silence with each other. Stay up Late or Get Up Early With so much going on, it's unlikely that anyone will stay up too late or wake up too early. Wake up early to have breakfast in bed or watch the sunrise with your spouse while everyone is asleep, or stay up late and go outside to star gaze together. Whichever you choose, it is likely to be a very nice and soothing time for you both. Go for a Walk When everyone is so focused on hanging out and eating, exercise is not a priority for most. Put on your sneakers and go for a walk, it's unlikely that anyone will want to join you in your quest for fitness during the holidays. This can be a very nice opportunity for you and your spouse to be alone. Keep in mind that before you know it, the joyful holidays will be over and life will go back to normal. But remembering to nurture your relationship with your spouse during these busy days will prove to be a very good idea so that your bond remains intact.

There are many ways to commemorate the beauty of a pregnancy, and one of our favorites has got to be Pregnancy Belly Paintings! This popular art form takes personalizing a Belly to the extreme with beautiful and intricate designs that make for breathtaking photographs. From colorful birds to popular cartoons, enjoy some of our Painted Baby Bump Favorites! Logos are a great way to show love to your favorite brands! Paint popular video game characters to show your fun and quirky side Love Board Games? Show it on your bump! For the nature lovers, colorful birds will do just right If you love cartoons, then go for it! Penguins are a great way to show eternal love How cool is this Ultrasound Belly Paint?!!! For the jokesters, Funny glasses are the way to go Colorful virtues will show how much you cherish life The silliest of characters are super fun to paint! A Zen Henna Belly design is an beautiful alternative to Belly painting If you love Comic books, this painted Belly design is right for you! Fall baby bumps are great for a Pumpkin Paint! Wise words by Dr. Seuss are always a great idea! Butterflies always make a delicate and loving statement A belly paint of Mother Earth is literally the mother of all belly paints There's always love for Apple and their pioneering founder Elegant roses will make your belly look as beautiful as you feel Pregnancy Belly painting is a very popular art form and a great way to decorate your baby bump for a memorable photo. We hope you enjoyed our Painted Baby Bump Favorites!