It won’t burn fat or change your body overnight, but it will tuck and smooth the appearance of your tummy, mommy pooch and apron belly under clothes. Think of it as a gentle shaping layer that helps outfits sit better and helps you feel more secure around your midsection.

For most mums, medium-compression high waist shaping underwear is safe for daily wear, as long as it feels comfortable and you listen to your body. If you are very newly postpartum, had a c‑section, or have pelvic floor or medical concerns, always check with your midwife, GP or doctor before using any shaping garment.

Yes. TuckAway Tummy is made for any mum or woman with a soft lower belly, pouch or apron belly – whether it’s from pregnancy, weight changes, age or hormones. If you want your tummy to look smoother under clothes and feel more supported, it’s for you.

It’s designed to feel like a shaping version of your everyday underwear. Most mums happily wear it for long stretches of the day (school runs, work, social plans), but you should always listen to your body and take breaks if you feel uncomfortable. You don’t need to wear it 24/7 for it to be effective in your outfits.

The high waist and shaping panel are designed to reduce rolling and digging. To avoid roll‑down, choose the size that matches your measurements rather than sizing down too much. Make sure the waistband sits above your belly button and is smoothed flat before you dress. If you’re between sizes, most moms prefer to size up for comfort.

No – it’s made to sit discreetly under your clothes. The fabric and seams are chosen to minimise visible lines, so people see a smoother silhouette, not the garment itself.

Use your waist and hip measurements and our size guide. If you’re between sizes or prefer a softer feel, go up one size. If you want a firmer shaping effect and are comfortable with compression, you can choose the smaller of the two – but don’t size down multiple sizes.

Hand wash or gentle machine wash in cool water with similar colours, then line dry. Avoid high heat, tumble drying and strong bleach, as these can damage the shaping fibres and reduce the life of the garment.

You can, but most moms find this is enough on its own under everyday outfits. If you’re using other wraps or support garments, introduce them gradually and ensure you’re not over‑compressing your tummy, ribs or pelvic floor. Always follow medical advice if you’re recovering from birth or surgery.