Huge Realistic False Pregnant
Production Specification
| Name | Silicone belly |
| Province | zhejiang |
| City | yiwu |
| Brand | ruineng |
| number | CS142 |
| Material | Silicone,Cotton |
| packing | Opp bag,box,according to your requirements |
| color | Skin,black |
| MOQ | 1pcs |
| Delivery | 5-7days |
| Size | 6,9 months |
| Weight | 3000g |
Product Description
Typically crafted from platinum-cure silicone, chosen for its durability, skin-like texture, flexibility, and hypoallergenic properties. Some simpler models may use high-density foam.
Application
High-end simulators feature detailed anatomical accuracy, including the shape of a gravid uterus, the indentation of the navel, stretch
They are weighted (often between 20-35 lbs / 9-16 kg) to realistically replicate the forward shift in the center of gravity and the increased load on the spine and pelvis.
They are secured to the wearer's body using adjustable straps (over the shoulders and around the hips), harness systems, or adhesive medical tape, ensuring a snug and secure fit during movement.
Focus on weight, bulk, and basic physical limitation.
May include modular components to simulate different trimesters, multiple pregnancies (twins/triplets), or specific conditions like polyhydramnios (excess amniotic fluid).
Often integrated into full-body mannequins for clinical scenarios like CPR on a pregnant patient, birth positioning practice, or ambulance transfer training.
Allows expectant fathers, partners, and family members to physically experience the challenges of late-term pregnancy. This fosters deeper empathy, understanding, and practical support by simulating daily hardships such as bending over, tying shoes, getting out of bed, or walking for extended periods.
Used in schools and community programs to educate young people about the physical realities and responsibilities of pregnancy, often as part of comprehensive sex education or teen pregnancy prevention initiatives.
An invaluable tool for training emergency responders (paramedics, firefighters), nurses, and medical students. It teaches them how to properly position, move, examine, and provide care (e.g., CPR with chest compressions at an adjusted angle) for pregnant patients.
Used by companies to train staff (e.g., in public transit, customer service, retail) on how to better assist pregnant customers or colleagues. It also helps in designing more ergonomic workplaces.
Prenatal yoga or pilates instructors may use them to better understand their clients' physical limitations and modify exercises appropriately.
Provides a realistic, consistent, and comfortable alternative to padded costumes for portraying pregnant characters in theater, film, and television.
Used in maternity photo shoots for practice lighting and posing, or by artists for anatomical study.
Forces the wearer into lordosis (an inward curve of the lower back), leading to potential back strain.
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