Bump to Bliss Bundle

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Bump to Bliss Gift Bundle: Compression Comfort for Expecting Mamas

The ultimate companion for mothers embarking on the journey of motherhood. This carefully curated set combines supportive compression shorts with soothing socks, designed to pamper and support you during this special time. Simply select her size in the shorts and her favourite colour compression socks, we will take care of the rest.

🌟 Supportive Shorts for Your Beautiful Bump: Our Saviour compression shorts are crafted with Mama's comfort in mind. They provide gentle support to cradle the growing bump, offering a snug fit that adapts to the changing body. The breathable fabric ensures maximum comfort, making these shorts perfect for all-day wear. Additionally, enjoy the convenience of two deep pockets, allowing mama to carry all of her essentials while keeping her hands free.

👗 Versatile Style for Every Occasion: Whether she chooses to wear them discreetly under dresses or flaunt them as a stylish outer garment, these compression shorts seamlessly blend into her wardrobe. Embrace the versatility of this bundle, effortlessly adapting to her unique style while providing the support she deserves.

🧦 Soothing Socks with Hospital-Grade Compression: The Rescuer socks boast graduated compression (15-20mmHg), equivalent to the grade found in hospital TEDs. Their carefully engineered design improves circulation and blood flow, keeping her cool, comfortable, and free from swelling. She can embrace each step with confidence, knowing that her feet are receiving the care they need during this transformative period.

🌈 Complete Comfort for New Mamas: The "Bump to Bliss Bundle" is more than just apparel; it's a celebration of the motherhood journey. She will experience the joy of comprehensive support, from her belly to her toes. Revel in the freedom of movement, the convenience of pockets, and the therapeutic benefits of hospital-grade compression.

Elevate her comfort, style, and well-being with our "Bump to Bliss Bundle: Compression Comfort for New Mamas."

EXTRA Stats you need to know

Up to 80% of women experience insufficient circulation during pregnancy. This can result in feeling dizzy & tired.
About 65% of pregnant women suffer from ankle, leg & feet swelling. Your body is holding more water than usual & extra fluid gathers to your lower legs & feet. It can be worse in summer or you've been standing or sitting a lot. The pressure of your growing womb can also affect the blood flow in your legs.
Your body needs to deliver more oxygen & blood to both you & your growing baby. Your body creates 50% more blood & your heart works 30% harder during pregnancy.
At 12 weeks the placenta is formed and takes over to deliver essential nutrients from maternal blood flow through the umbilical cord to your unborn baby. For this reason good blood flow is vital to the growth and development of your baby. To learn more about the role of the placenta and the importance of blood flow to baby you can read more in our blogs.
Studies have found that if you sit or stand for 4 hours or more, circulation can be compromised.

Fabric & Care

Fabric:
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Care:

Do not Bleach
Cold wash
Do not use harsh detergents
Do not use fabric softeners
Do up zips and turn inside out when washing
Do not tumble dry

Product Features

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* The information on this page & site is for educational purposes only.

Frequently asked

thery graduated compression leggings and improved circulation diagram

Powered By Graduated Compression To Increase Blood Flow

TheRY leggings feature graduated compression, scientifically tested and medically graded at 15-20mmHg, to help increase blood flow and circulation.

Those who sit more than 4 hours day, circulation can be compromised. Poor blood flow can lead to blood pooling and heaviness and swelling in legs and feet plus other poor health outcomes.

TheRY graduated compression products have been assessed and are listed with the Australian Therapeutic Goods Association (TGA).

Up To 80% Of Pregnant Women Have Insufficient Circulation

Many women are unaware that their circulation is poor. Your pregnant body is working harder than ever and needs to deliver more oxygen & blood to both you & your growing baby.

Your body creates up to 50% more blood & your heart works up to 30% harder during pregnancy. Tiredness, dizziness, fatigue and swelling, are all symptoms of poor circulation.

Maternal Blood Flow Is Vital To The Growth And Development Of Your Unborn Baby.

At 12 weeks the placenta is formed and takes over to deliver essential nutrients from maternal blood flow through the umbilical cord to your unborn baby. It also functions to help remove waste products.

For this reason good blood flow is vital to the growth and development of your unborn baby. To learn more about the role of the placenta and the importance of blood flow to baby you can read more in our blogs.

Swollen foot from no compression sock and non swollen foot with compression sock comparison photo

65% Of Pregnant Women Suffer From Swollen Legs Ankles, Leg & Feet

Poor circulation contributes to blood pooling in the lower limbs and swelling and fatigue. Your body also is holding more water than usual & extra fluid gathers to your lower legs & feet. It can be worse in summer or you've been standing or sitting a lot. The pressure of your growing womb can also affect the blood flow in your legs. Graduated compression helps to improve blood flow and the removal of waste fluids.

varicose veins diagram - abnormal and normal veins

28% Of Pregnant Women Will Develop Varicose Veins

You are 40% more at risk of developing varicose veins if you suffer from swollen feet. You are also at greater risk of varicose veins during 2nd and subsequent pregnancies, or if you are having multiples. Graduated compression applies pressure to help improve vein function and blood flow. For more for prevention of varicose veins, read ourblog.