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“Don’t focus on that! You look beautiful.”
In a candid Instagram post, the singer refuses to participate in the…
Modibodi and Getty believe both pregnancy AND postpartum bodies are precious. This series aims to redefine how we illustrate the postpartum experience.
In a new interview with PEOPLE, the pop star gets brutally honest about how hard it is to love your body after baby.
The return of your menstrual cycle after birth isn't just back to business as usual.
"Well...this is what it look like," Halsey captioned the series of photos they shared of their life as a new mom.
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."
The actress says she had "an unhealthy perspective" of what her body would look like after giving birth.
2. Worrying about going to the bathroom
I compared myself to other pregnant people, both around me in real life and on social media.
Becoming a mother changed her body, but more importantly it changed the way she saw it.
Let's get real for a second, mama.
The Life After Birth project is changing the way we look at and talk about postpartum bodies.
This is the truth, the reality of childbirth.
3. Ask a friend or family member to arrange a meal sign up.
The comedian has been through a lot, from battling hyperemesis during pregnancy to a C-section recovery, so it's wonderful to see her feeling strong.
There is no denying that my body has changed through the process of growing, birthing, and feeding babies for the past nine years. How could I expect it to go back to what it was before all of this happened?
It's refreshing to see Hudson admitting that a mother's body doesn't change overnight after she gives birth.
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.