The product

What is Tummy Shield®?

Tummy Shield® secures any seatbelt safely below your bump.

Prioritise your unborn baby’s well-being with Tummy Shield®. Our maternity seatbelt positioner keeps a seatbelt in the correct position all journey long, redirecting its force away from your abdomen during stops and collisions.

Travel comfortably and confidently in every trimester with the only crash-tested maternity seatbelt positioner.

50%

Of all traumatic injuries during pregnancy occur in a car accident.*

5x

The risk of fetal death in a car accident is five times greater than in a baby's first nine months of life.†

Here’s why maternity seatbelt positioners matter

Standard seatbelts aren’t designed with expectant mums in mind. Trying to position the belt snugly under your growing bump can feel like a constant battle, and even when you think it’s set, the belt might shift up, potentially putting both you and your baby at risk.

With seatbelt misuse being the leading cause of fetal death from car accident trauma, a maternity seatbelt positioner is vital.

Made for mums-to-be, Tummy Shield® delivers a revolutionary level of comfort and protection with every car ride. It holds your seatbelt exactly where it needs to be, sparing your bump from the pressure of sudden jerks and impacts.

What is Tummy Shield®?

Tummy Shield® is an ADR-compliant maternity seatbelt positioner that provides on-road peace of mind, from bump to baby.

Tested to withstand crash energy, its stainless steel hook holds the seatbelt at your upper legs and prevents crash forces from transferring to your abdomen. Make your way to work, doctor’s appointments and anywhere else the road takes you with less risk of prenatal complications.

Our patented design also relieves pressure on your growing belly for a more comfortable ride, encouraging you to strap in and enjoy the journey.

Fit your Tummy Shield® in 4 simple steps

Place the Tummy Shield® on the seat.

Wrap the attached strap around the back of the seat and fasten the buckle tightly.

Take a seat and strap in your seatbelt as normal.

Guide the lap part of the seatbelt into the Tummy Shield® anchor.

For expectant mums on the move.

Carefully crafted to protect your future

Proven safety

Tummy Shield® has been crash-tested and carefully engineered to surpass ADR, US and EU standards, protecting your unborn baby more reliably than any other maternity seatbelt positioner - all without compromising seatbelt performance.

Stainless steel hook

Rest assured your seatbelt will stay firmly in place. So much stronger than plastic alternatives, the stainless steel hook provides reliable anchorage that prevents your seatbelt from slipping and pressing into your bump under force.

Eco-conscious cushioned Leather

Drive in comfort without sacrificing safety. Tummy Shield’s reinforced cushioned seat features an extension pad that adjusts with your growing bump, reducing pressure and providing relief throughout every stage of pregnancy.

Compatible with any car

Our maternity seatbelt positioner can be fitted in any vehicle make and model with a three-point seatbelt system. Thanks to its swift and simple setup, this invaluable device makes it easy to travel as safely as possible no matter your car.

Tummy Shield® testimonials

Jacinda

"This is one item that is a must have for all pregnant women. It was such a comfort to know that I did everything in my power to protect my unborn child from injuries if I was in an accident."

Keira

"The doctors stated to that had I not been wearing the Tummy Shield it would have been a very different outcome. We go to all extremes to look after our safety, and our children's safety, looking after our unborn children is no different."

Irena

"I have not worn a seatbelt from the 5th or 6th month on my previous two pregnancies. Since I got your cushion, I can’t believe how simple and comfortable it is now, wearing a seatbelt. I’m now 7 months and can’t imagine not wearing a seatbelt. It’s amazing!"

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Reference

*Krywko DM, Toy FK, Mahan ME, et al. Pregnancy Trauma. [Updated 2022 Sep 12]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2024 Jan-. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK430926/

†Traffic deaths before and after birth Evans, LeonardRedelmeier, Donald A. et al. European Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, Volume 194, 258 - 259

‡Vladutiu, C. J., & Weiss, H. B. (2012). Motor vehicle safety during pregnancy. American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, 6(3), 241–249. https://doi.org/10.1177/1559827611421304

§Klinich, K. D., Flannagan, C. A. C., Rupp, J. D., Sochor, M., Schneider, L. W., & Pearlman, M. D. (2008). Fetal outcome in motor-vehicle crashes: Effects of crash characteristics and maternal restraint. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 198(4), 450.e1-9. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajog.2008.02.009