Are you looking for the best pregnancy belly button rings? If so then you may want to consider liantuo Expanded PTFE rings. PTFE rings are designed to fit perfectly into any navel piercing throughout each different stage of the pregnancy. They can be cut to size and balls are screwed on to finish the look once you are happy with the size.

It is roughly the sixth month of the pregnancy when your original belly ring will be pushed out of the piercing. As the tummy expands, so does the piercing and eventually the ring will become too small and tight for the hole. For that reason you should expect to change the ring during the fifth month of the pregnancy.

Belly button rings are usually designed to hang down quite low from the navel. They can sometimes be caught on everyday objects and they are generally unsuitable for wear during pregnancy. Pregnancy belly button rings are designed to be longer, more comfortable to wear and they come in fewer designs too.

The main thing to consider with pregnancy belly rings is that you are not specifically wearing the ring for fashion reasons. You are wearing the ring to keep the piercing open, making it easier to go back to wearing more fashionable designs later. There is a slight stigma attached to wearing belly button rings while you are pregnant and to many women it is frowned upon. However, it is important to wear one if you do want to keep the piercing healthy. Obviously you do not have to show the belly ring off; just having it there will be enough to keep the piercing open.

One of the biggest advantages that a PTFE ring has over other types of pregnancy belly button rings is that it can be worn during scans. It can sometimes be uncomfortable having to keep taking the ring out and then putting it back in. So choosing a PTFE ring will eliminate this problem.

Overall pregnancy belly button rings are available and they do have an important purpose as well as just looking good. So if you are worried about finding the right belly ring, why not choose a PTFE one? PTFE Sheet: http://www.liantuoptfe.com/