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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 14243







Binding: Apparel
Brand: Ingrid & Isabel
Department: womens
Fabric Type: 84% Nylon, 16% Spandex
Sales Rank: 14243



Features:
  • Three Bella bands are included! One white, black and your choice of Stone or Chocolate.
  • Wear your non-pregnant girl pants a little longer and those cute maternity fashions a little sooner.

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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - High Quality Worth the Price Tag
Whoever invented belly bands is a genious. Period. These are rather expensive, but as it enabled me to go longer without buying maternity clothes (and thus enabled me to purchase fewer maternity clothes overall), I think it made up for the high price tag. There are other versions -- I've tried the Belly Band by Baby-Be-Mine Maternity, and if you're looking for a cheaper alternative, go with something like this. It might not last as long or hold up as well as the Bella Band, but it rather depends on your immediate cash flows, I guess.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Love these bands
* I had not heard about these before seeing an internet ad. But I thought the idea seemed good. I bought the 3 pack (black, white, and brown) and I love them as tee shirt extenders and to hold up my prepregnancy pants. They are a little big at the top right now but you can fold down and it works great. ...



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Bellaband
Bellaband is a must have. Prepregnancy Im a size 3 or 5 but I show very early because this is my third baby. I use it with all my prepregnancy pants and skirts and it works great and is actually more comfortable than maternity pants. I am a nurse and use it with my scrub pants untied not only is it more comfortable than trying to tie them under my belly but it makes everything , even the draw strings, appear smooth with no lumps and bumps.Im 18 weeks now and I still have plenty of room for the size 1 band to stretch.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - i recommend this to all my friends
* When my friends hear how much these bands are they are skeptical but I tell them that I use them every day and how they've saved me from buying new maternity clothes. They also help me keep my maternity pants up, I'm at that weird in-between stage. I wouldn't recommend risking trying a different brand! These ones work so good. :) ...



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Bella Bands are Lifesavers!
Thank God for Bella Bands! Now I don't have to worry about the possibility of losing my pants everyday. I don't know who designed these maternity pants to be so low, but they really don't fit the pregnant lady that is carrying low. Bella Bands keep me from smiling at everyone as I walk away. . . =)

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