Kels Belly Binding

Having a baby is a big project. When mom-to-be knows she is having baby, she tries every single method to make sure baby is safe in uterus. It makes a huge change physically. The major change is hormone. Hormone is kind of microorganism that unable see and smell, however, it plays an important role during pregnancy. Altogether there are 7 common hormone changes in trimesters-
- Progesterone
- Human Chorionic Gonadotropin
- Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)
- Prolactin
- Oestrogen
- Human Placental Lactogen (hPL)
- Relaxin

We will discuss in detail shortly.

This is how belly binding looks like. A long cloth (23 to 25m) is used to wrap the belly in the lower pelvic area up to the belly. It really helps for long term recovery after labour.
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Kels Belly Binding provides postpartum belly binding service with belly massage. The method I use- Bengkung, is Malaysian style belling binding. It comes with belly massage (approximate 25 to 30 minutes) followed by wrapping. A long cloth (23 to 25m) is used to wrap the belly in the lower pelvic area up to the belly. The whole process takes approximate 45 minutes to 1 hour, for 10-15 times (daily). It’s an on-site service to let the new moms enjoying this particular experience in their familiar and comfortable environment. For more information and pricing, please DM or email to [email protected], or simply call 0481103110.

Belly binding dos and don’ts
- It takes around 10 times (15 times for twins and so on)
- Warp 6-8 hours a day, but no more than 10 hours
- Can’t warp overnight
- Make sure all wounds are well recovered, without any inflammation
- Make sure lochia (postpartum bleeding) is finished
- For vaginal birth, it’s good to do after 4-6 weeks after labor
- For Caesarean section, can do after 6-8 weeks after labor
- For miscarriage recovery, can do after 1-2 weeks
- Can’t be too full or too hungry before bellying binding
- For the best result, finish the binding within 1 year after labor

Belly Binding has certain benefits for new moms
- Improve diastasis recti
- Narrower the pelvis and abdomen
- Help uterus contraction, prevent prolapse
- Help uterus and other organs back in place
- Improve lower back pain
- Belly massage (part of belly binding) can relieve fart/ gas in the body and minimize the stretch marks
- Reshape the waist
- Provide emotional support opportunities

Belly binding is a tradition of wrapping the postpartum belly. A long cloth (23 to 25m) is used to wrap the belly in the lower pelvic area up to the belly. The binding is typically done daily, for 10 to 15 times, to provide physical support for the new mom. Many women describe it feeling like a big hug, which provides emotional support as well.

Nowadays, belly binding is the most trendy and effective way to fix the diastasis recti and narrower the pelvis after labor. It helps to the new moms regain confidence.

Be reminded that belly binding isn’t the slimming treatment. The purpose is not to lose weight or “bounce back" to your pre-pregnancy weight. It’s the first step to help reshaping the body before proper exercising like jogging, running, cardio etc.