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Will you wrap your belly???

I'm 30 weeks and I'm getting excited about working on my post baby body. I plan on going back to my green smoothies, exercising and watching what I eat like I was before being pregnant.  I've hear good and bad things about using a corset or belly bandit after having a baby. Some people say it is counterproductive because it takes the work away from your stomach muscles,  and other swear by using such garments. Anyone have opinions either way?
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9445847 tn?1408059755
Look at the shrinkx hip and belly nabs that's what I want to use!  Shrinkx tummy is double banded and the shrinkx hips looks pretty cool too. Lots of great reviews on amazon. Good luck!  ♡
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I don't know what kind mine is but I bought it at motherhood maternity.
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10371348 tn?1416868778
I want to wrap the malaysian one though but i think it will be time consuming i want a belly bandit if i get stressed with the malay style.... its meant to do your hips and waist and belly.
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I'm still drinking my smoothies. Is that bad do you think?
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I used the belly bandit and loved it.
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Should I get the belly bandit or do you use another kind?
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I loved using my superstitions in my family that if you don't use one your belly will sag. I dont know if its true but I Used one in my first and plan on using one this time.
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