I have a belly, it’s just not pregnant right now (chuckle). But I also have this horrible habit of sitting on the couch with my laptop, watching my new favorite show Smash, and this isn’t great for oh so many reasons. But I was pregnant not so long ago, and I used my baby bump as a human shelf for the most part. Looking back, I think about the everyday radiation from cannot-live-without gadgets like my laptop in my life then and now.
The new Belly Armor blanket seems like a smart invention given all the recent data out there about cellphones, radiation, etc. Pam and I simply wanted to share it for your consideration along with the Belly Band and Belly Tee. What do you think?
Sabrina
Tuesday 1st of May 2012
I used a pillow as a laptop cushion when sitting on the couch even while not pregnant. It's more comfortable and no one needs it sitting right on them. It's all scary though!
12andcounting
Sunday 29th of April 2012
ProudDad2B, this would be a great solution for pregnant women who are placed on bed rest. Too bad, though, you found out about this just now.
For those who aren't on bedrest, though, I think it would still be much wiser to keep these gadgets way out of your bellies!
ToddlerRemedies
Sunday 29th of April 2012
What will they think of next? But I do think that it's better to be safe than sorry.
ProudDad2B
Saturday 28th of April 2012
Hi Melisa: My wife used to freak out about it too, but with the bed rest she's confined to, she has no choice but to just enjoy the time off work with the laptop and the iPad. I think we'd be getting this, even when there's only about a month and a half to go
Shai Virtuso
Thursday 26th of April 2012
True, Dandelion. I had to click the link to see the "mechanism" or something that which enables it to shield your belly from radiation. But as for me, I'd rather use the desk instead of my belly. I guess that's safer and a lot cheaper. And I never sleep with my mobile phone by my side.