The 'Taut' Belly Wrap

Submitted by Meg Wilson on December 20, 2007 - 16:46.

Brooke Burke is saying the secret to her flat tummy is a belly wrap product she's selling called Taut. She has had three children and a fourth one is on the way. She recently opened an online store Baboosh Baby to sell Tauts and other products. She told People Magazine, "You pull it super tight and Velcro it. It feels good for all of that baby skin. I swear by it."

The Tauts sell for $56 and $65. There is a warning on the website that these should never be worn during pregnancy, nor should they be worn after cesarean delivery. They recommend wearing them for 40 days after a normal childbirth.

Now is that really the secret to her slim waist after three babies? There's no proof that we know of that a girdle-like product can slim the waistline except of course when you are wearing it. But similar products to Tauts have been selling on Amazon for years. Above is the Squeem Waist Cincher which looks a lot like the Taut, though not so frilly, and costs $28.95. See more about the extreme Brazilian Waist Cinchers as well as the Lipo in a Box belly wraps here.


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Submitted by Wholesale Costume Jewelry (not verified) on June 13, 2008 - 12:17.

I've used a version of the taut and it definitely works. I'd say you can use it about a few days after normal childbirth. I don't know about a safe period of time after a c-section. But believe me - it really works in tightening your skin - I still don't know how - but it does.

Submitted by R (not verified) on May 28, 2008 - 21:36.

Actually many women back home use things like this.They wrap you in old bed sheets or material, and its really tight.It reduces fluids and all that stuff.It really does help alot, but the only thing is that you have to wear it for a couple months.I was wrapped up in bandages when i was younger, so my waist would be more hourglass shaped instead of square.It works like a corset, but smoother and no boning.I don't think this Tauts would work for everyone of every size.Because it gets looser the more you wear it.And you need to tighten it the smaller you get. Save your money and get strips of fabric or bandage and safety pins.

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on August 18, 2008 - 20:07.

It says to wear it for 40 days after delivery, what if you dont start right away? I have a 2 month old and I really want to lose the baby weight.Is it to late to start using the taut? And another question I have is I bought a belly "lifter" for when your pregnant and you can wear it after birth to hold in loose skin. The problem though is it creates a back fat roll. So you cant wear it in public without it showing. Also after walking in it for a little while it bunches up. Those of you that have used the taut do these things occur?

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on February 15, 2008 - 16:06.

I've heard of belly wraps before. A lot of Asian women use a belly wrap after they have children. Usually they use some type of material to wrap around their belly and it helps to loose the sag women have after having a baby. This works because it helps put everything back in place (which is knocked out of place when pregnant). Also, the belly sweats which helps to loose fat also. But many Asian women have told me this works, and has been done for years.

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on March 27, 2008 - 10:55.

sweating doesn't make you lose fat and it also doesn't necessarily mean you are losing fat, so stick to the facts please.