I am learning the language of loving you. Because after all, you made me a mother.
Slowly. And giving ourselves the patience and grace that we deserve along the way.
I looked down at my formerly-flat, newly-deflated belly after giving birth to my oldest son, and I thought to myself: is this what my body is going to be like, now? The changes your body experiences during and after pregnancy can be shocking, but I learned to find the beauty in it.
Loving yourself starts at a young age.
Disney also underestimated the demand for Luisa merch—they predicted little girls would want Isabela or Mirabel instead.
"I share what I share with the hope that someone else who is out there struggling with their body image can see that it’s possible to love yourself and appreciate your body, no matter the shape or size."
"Ever notice how smaller bodied public figures can eat whatever they want and somehow that's either ignored or seen as cute?!"
In a new interview with PEOPLE, the pop star gets brutally honest about how hard it is to love your body after baby.
I gained a deeper understanding of my body's limits and strengths, and I wouldn't change a thing.
"It makes me sick, honestly."
"I can't believe that this was acceptable and that this was okay," she said on Kristen Bell's podcast.
But the soon-to-be mama of two says she's relinquishing control of those worries this time around.
And now Brittany Cartwright has something to say to everyone who shamed her.
"This picture isn't about feeling amazing in my body. It's a moment where I honored what my body DID for me vs. how it LOOKED for me."
"This has been a dream for 15+ years… but this moment is perfectly timed."
The Food Network star tearfully addressed a critical comment about her weight: "Where's the compassion?"
This mom is sharing a valuable message about parenting and body acceptance on TikTok.
The actress says she had "an unhealthy perspective" of what her body would look like after giving birth.
What if you could take a step back and figure out how to redefine new motherhood without focusing on weight loss postpartum? What if you took dieting out of the equation? How cou you best support yourself and be kind to yourself during this vulnerable time of transition in postpartum?
The body-positive influencer and founder of Megababe has written Body Talk, out today.