Pregnancy Safety Belt

“This belt saved the life of my unborn child two days ago. I was involved in an accident where someone ran a red light while speeding and smashed into me and my 14 month old. I am 19 weeks pregnant. The impact was so hard that the mimiAir snapped in 2, but with all of the damage to my legs my doctor said I likely would have lost my baby if it weren't for this amazing device. We had purchased when I was pregnant with my first- and before we were even released from the hospital we ordered a new one to have when I can get a new car. I can't thank you enough mimiAir. You saved my baby boy. I even made sure to share in local moms groups etc. every pregnant woman needs a minibelt.”

“I saw the ad for this on facebook and insisted we get one when my wife was pregnant. She ended up getting into a car accident at 34 weeks and Dr's strongly suggested the outcome would have been completely different had she not been using one of these. Happy to say we had a happy healthy baby who is now 2 months old. I 100% recommend this.”

“I'm 7 months pregnant and recently got into a rollover accident. Thanks to this product our baby was saved, this should be advertised as much as baby car seats. 10/10 this is easy to install and won't damage your seat after you take it off worth every dollar after this accident i bought 2 more to keep in all our cars.”

“When I purchased this belt for my daughter I hesitated for few days if I need to buy it or is just waist of money .My daughter she’s pregnant with my granddaughter almost 28 weeks. I’m happy someone from above told me to buy this belt . Two days ago she had a very bad accident and this belt safe my granddaughter. Thank you Mimi Belt”

“When I first found out I was pregnant, my husband and I were incredibly excited, but I also became more aware of all the risks out there, especially when driving. After reading about safety issues with regular seatbelts for pregnant women, I decided to look for a solution that would help keep my baby safe. That's when I discovered the MimiAir, and it has been one of the best decisions I've made during my pregnancy. I'm now 32 weeks along and have used this belt from around 16 weeks. The comfort it provides is amazing. It takes the pressure off my abdomen, which was such a relief, especially since my regular seatbelt was starting to dig into my bump. The adjuster is incredibly easy to install—I didn't need any help setting it up in my car—and it fits snugly, keeping the regular belt below my belly. I was in a minor accident last week when someone rear-ended me at a traffic light. Although shaken, I walked away completely unharmed, and my doctor assured me that the baby is fine. The MimiAir did exactly what it promised and kept my baby protected by preventing any harsh impact directly on my stomach. I'm so grateful to have found this product. I tell every expecting mother I know about the MimiAIr, and I hope this review helps someone else make a similar choice.”

“I bought the MimiAir when I was around 18 weeks pregnant because I wanted to do everything I could to keep my baby safe while driving. I was immediately impressed by the quality of the belt adjuster—it felt sturdy and well-made, and the installation took just a few minutes. What really amazed me was the comfort. Before the MimiAir, I hated wearing the seatbelt because it felt like it was pressing directly on my stomach, which made me anxious every time I was in the car. But with the MimiAir, the belt is comfortably positioned below my bump, and I don't feel any pressure on my belly. It honestly makes a huge difference. The true test came at 29 weeks when I was rear-ended while stopped at a light. It wasn't a high-speed crash, but it definitely shook me up. The doctors reassured me that the baby was completely unharmed, and I firmly believe that the MimiAir is the reason. It kept all of the pressure away from my abdomen, and I came out of the accident with nothing but a bit of soreness. I've recommended the MimiAIr to all of my friends who are expecting—it's an essential safety device, and I wouldn't imagine driving without it.”