Swimsuits, tank tops, shorts—this summer we're going to wear it all without shame or fear.
The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model wishes for more representation: "It's almost as if we don't exist."
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For Witney Carson, embracing her postpartum body is about "progress not perfection."
"I can work really hard and I can be really fit and I'll still look like a woman who has three babies, and I always will."
The singer says it was her "biggest challenge" during her pregnancy.
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This article is the warm, non-judgmental hug you need.
Stretch marks are beautiful, mama.
P.volve master trainer Antonietta Vicaria swears by these.
I committed to five consecutive days of workouts, telling myself that that was the minimum amount of time I would have to dedicate to see any kind of result, physical or mental.
The Life After Birth project is changing the way we look at and talk about postpartum bodies.
We still have work to do in this arena, and mamas, that work continues with us.
Advertisers have discovered the power of reflecting our reality back to us.
The weight of the question was heavy and the answer far too complex.
When you've given yourself permission to eat, including all those sweets and treats that are normally off-limits, they suddenly lose their power over you. And when food doesn't have power over you, you will have freedom to live a life that isn't bound by what you can and cannot eat.
If I never lose a pound I can still hug my kids, I can jump in the water, I can wear a red dress.
"My stomach has lumps and bumps that didn't used to be there," shares Fedotowsky.