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Just a very quick post to ask people for feedback about the use of bellybands. I am thinking of getting one because I feel it would help support my bump and easy some back discomfort but I dont know if they actually do anything. One thing I hate is feeling constricted so if they are really tight and uncomfortable I guess it would be no use?
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I used one of those really sexy looking vest bump support tops, cant remember their official name but they sold them in jojo mamma bebe. I found it really helped as was working long shifts on my feet all day. They are a bit tight to get in to so I guess may feel a bit snug, but are really comfy once on.

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