5 Signs it's Time to Do Something About the Baby Weight
5 months ago I gave birth to a pretty awesome human being, but if you read my last blog post you will know that I managed to gain an impressive amount of weight during my pregnancy. I am sure that many women are able to (and should) embrace their postpartum bodies; unfortunately I am not one of them. I have accepted that my body will never be the same again and I am totally ok with that. Well, I will be. But, there are a few signs that it's time to get moving and they are pretty hard to ignore:
1. Your hairdresser looks a little uncomfortable asking if you've already had the baby. I had already had the baby.... Fair enough it was only a month postpartum but seeing as I am still the same weight as I was then, I can no longer use this as an excuse....
2. You invest in an over-priced teething necklace for your gorgeous baby as, as well as tugging at your hair, she has also begun to grasp at your newly acquired second chin.
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The pain is real. |
3. You head out to walk the dog in the snow wearing only a denim jacket and a £7.99 jersey dress from H&M as none of your winter clothes or coats fit you and you refuse to buy one in a larger size: I WILL NOT BE THIS BIG NEXT WINTER.
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4. Your sexy lacy pants are too small and your giant pregnancy pants are too big, but you still go for the comfy granny pants each time. It's only been 5 months, I don't have to throw them out yet, do I? My husband is a lucky man.
5. You rip your LEGGINGS putting them on. I recently saw a post from the Unmumsy Mum who had tried to squeeze into her pre-pregnancy jeans and suffered the dreaded crotch rip. Denim I can understand - you know that you're in trouble when you do the same with lycra.
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