PrenaBelt

07/31/2025

Can I use my PrenaBelt® during labor and ? Absolutely! This photo shows you how you can configure your PrenaBelt® on your hospital bed in order to cradle your body and keep your pelvis tilted off to the side while resting during labor and birth:

1. Fold the under-pad toward the foot of the bed to expose the underlying fitted bed sheet.
2. Lay your PrenaBelt® face down across the bed and tuck the ends of the mainstraps under the mattress.
3. Attach the Norma Pillow to the PrenaBelt® back panel. If you wish to have your tummy supported, place the Carina Side Pillow on top of the PrenaBelt® as shown in the photo.
4. Finally, fold the under-pad back up toward the head of the bed and over top of the PrenaBelt® and pillows to keep them clean and dry.

01/24/2024

$110.99 LIMITED TIME OFFER! With 7 attachments, The PrenaBelt™ provides a 3-in-1 function. The PrenaBelt™ is multi-functional and may act as a pregnancy pillow, maternity belt and thermal therapy device depending on your needs throughout pregnancy. The PrenaBelt™ comes with four positional therapy attachments (Luna, Ursa, Norma, and Aurora) and three comfort accessories (Nebula, Carina, and Vela)! Depending on how far along you are in your third trimester, you may prefer one attachment over the others, and your preference may change as you get closer and closer to your due date. No matter where you are in your pregnancy, the PrenaBelt™ has your back! 🫶🏼🤰🏾✨

12/16/2023

Enjoy 25% off The PrenaBelt® with code XMAS25 - unwrap the gift of comfort and support this holiday season! 🎁✨Hurry, it's a limited-time offer! 🤰

With 7 attachments, The PrenaBelt® provides a 3-in-1 function. The PrenaBelt® is multi-functional and may act as a pregnancy pillow, maternity belt and thermal therapy device depending on your needs throughout pregnancy. No matter where you are in your pregnancy, the The PrenaBelt® has your back!

10/13/2023

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09/16/2023

DM us now to enrol or learn more. Compensation will be provided for participation in this study.

Because of the temporary nature of pregnancy (nine months long), sleep problems in pregnancy are often missed or ignored; however, about one-third of the pregnancy is spent sleeping. Sleep problems in pregnancy have been shown to lead to pregnancy problems, and when sleep problems in pregnancy are treated, the health of the mom-to-be and developing baby can be improved.

This study aims to determine whether artificial intelligence can be used for simple, contactless, botherless, and accurate detection of natural sleep and sleep problems in late pregnancy without bothering the mom-to-be, the developing baby, or the bed partner (if any).

For more information about sleep in pregnancy, talk to a healthcare provider or Google “sleep during pregnancy Mayo Clinic”.

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09/04/2023

Pertussis or whooping cough is a bacterial infection of the airways that may persist for several months; thus, it is sometimes referred to as the “100-day cough.” Newborns are very susceptible to whooping cough but are too young to receive the childhood immunization against whooping cough, the Tdap vaccine. Fortunately, there is a preventative measure you can take to protect your baby from whooping cough! Receiving the Tdap vaccine at 27-36 weeks of your pregnancy will passively transfer protective antibodies against whooping cough to your baby, minimizing their risk of infection and hospitalization. It is recommended that individuals receive the Tdap vaccine during each pregnancy. Speak to your healthcare provider for more information about the pertussis vaccine. Wishing you all a great holiday Monday!

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08/07/2023

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08/07/2023

08/01/2023

This may come as a surprise, but taking care of your oral health is crucial for more than just your pearly whites during pregnancy! Did you know that maintaining good oral hygiene can impact the health of your pregnancy and your baby's development? Let's delve into the connection between oral health and pregnancy. 👇

✨ The Link to Premature Births ✨

Research has shown that poor oral health in expectant mothers may be linked to an increased risk of premature birth and low birth weight. Gum disease, specifically, can release toxins that may enter the bloodstream and trigger premature labour. Taking proactive steps to improve oral health can help minimize this risk and promote a healthier pregnancy journey.

Remember, regular dental check-ups, brushing twice a day, flossing, and maintaining a balanced diet are essential components of your prenatal care routine. 😊🦷 Your oral health matters, and by prioritizing it, you're not only safeguarding your smile but also promoting a healthier start for your little one!

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