[misslosedatjelly]

Any mamas trying to get the weight off? What are you guys doing out there?

[AnonDoug]

So I'm not sure if this has happened to anyone but when my sister had her 1st kid she gained weight really quickly and struggled to maintain and then after her 2nd kid she lost all her weight and returned to the sister I remembered before her 1st kid. No change in diet or exercise and it was mind boggling

[OlgaPierce]

Originally Posted by misslosedatjelly

Any mamas trying to get the weight off? What are you guys doing out there?

I'm not sure about it. But I would like to learn about this body weight. Thank you so much!

[Melissa_09]

It takes time and dedication. Obviously your body has changed. I weighed 200lbs and most of that came from my 2 kids. It took me a year to lose most of my weight but I didn't reach my current weight until at about 2 years after I started my weight lose journey.

I downloaded a calorie counting app and started measuring portions.

Find a calorie deficient that works for you because if you feel like your starving all the time then your going to want to binge. It's ok to start on the higher end and aim for a pound a week.

It might not seem like a lot but when combined with a little exercise some weeks you may even lose more. I tell myself obviously the weight didn't show up overnight so I shouldn't expect it disappear that overnight!

I also tried to workout at least 3 days a week. I did cardio but also I lifted some lighter weights and did other exercises to try to build up muscle because the more muscle you have the more calories your body will continue to burn when you are not exercising.

I also allowed myself a cheat day once a month to eat whatever I wanted!! This is totally up to you but it's easier to hold off on those binges if you know you have that one day to get all those cravings in!!

[amelbeabk]

As a female in her twenties the topic of having children is becoming more frequent. Pregnancy is a beautiful and intimidating event, but I have found that most women I know don't really talk about the changes of their bodies that occurring during and after pregnancy.

[amelbeabk]

Originally Posted by amelbeabk

As a female in her twenties the topic of having children is becoming more frequent. Pregnancy is a beautiful and intimidating event, but I have found that most women I know don't really talk about the changes of their bodies that occurring during and after pregnancy. Tutuapp 9Apps

I was hoping to find out more about what changed and what didn't. Also, beyond physical changes did your personality/emotions change at all either? Thanks!

[miafricker]

it took me almost three years to get my body back to the previous shape after giving a birth to my daughter . Your body doesn't have to be the same, it gave a birth to a little human, it is normal. Along with the physical changes, I’ve also noticed that my brain doesn’t function quite the same way anymore. Writing, which used to be one of my favorite activities, has become more of a struggle for me. To help with my college assignments, I now rely on academized.com/write-my-paper services, and it’s honestly been a relief. Back in school, everything felt more straightforward, and I didn’t have to juggle so many responsibilities. It’s a different ballgame now, but I’m learning to adapt and prioritize my time