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Yes you will if you work hard! In my personal experience, I went to the gym and went swimming each day. It may sound difficult to do, but newborns tend to sleep the majority of the day, and while they do this, you can exercise. Please be sure to not exercise before you have your 6-week postpartum check-up with your doctor, and also ask him/her about what you can and can't do for exercise. Take it easy at first and ease yourself into a comfortable schedule and with exercises that are easy. Walking burns off quite a lot! I used a Baby Bjorn baby carrier and wore my son as I walked on the track ... so I never had to leave him behind. The movement also reminds babies of when they were in the womb, so it is very comforting for them to be worn by their mommies. Congratulations on becoming a new mother and always keep in mind that it took you 9+ months to gain all that baby weight ... it should take that long, if not more in some cases, to take it all off.
You will, but it takes quite a bit of effort. I do understand how frustrating it is, but you have to give your body some time to settle and start working out. I've seen breastfeeding women lose weight too. But that aside, don't be upset about it. It's very much possible to get your pre-pregnancy body back, but you'll have to throw in some physical activity.
Good luck! :)
Don't worry about it! After pregnancy, you might seem unhappy with your line, but it's not hard - even a small amount of simple exercise per day will help you. You don't have to impose strict regimes, but even running/walking will immensely help you get your body back.
Anonymous
September 8th, 2015 7:46pm
In a nutshell, no. There are exercises that can help to restore muscle tone and general fitness, but generally, there are other changes such as spider veins or stretch marks that will forever mark you. Do not let this be a source of consternation to you. You are a new person, with a new identity of mommy. Throughout life, your body changed as you went from girl to woman. Now, you have gone from woman to mother. Take pride in the changes that indicate that. Thay are badges of honor, whether other's can see them or not. Your body has done an amazing thing. How could it go completely unchanged?
Anonymous
August 15th, 2016 11:45am
You can get your body back, with the right diet and excercise routine you will be back to your old shape in no time xx
Anonymous
August 17th, 2016 2:21am
Don't worry at all. I am sure you'll get your pre-pregnancy body back. For example, look my pic on my profile. I am a mom and I have one son. He is 9.
Anonymous
November 28th, 2016 2:23am
The short answer is no. The long answer is that "no, because" the body has been altered to accommodate the child. However, when most people ask this question, they're really just referring to pre-pregnancy weight which is possible.
Anonymous
April 17th, 2017 4:42am
To be completely blunt with you - no. Your body will never be exactly the same as it was pre-pregnancy. However, you can start to perform light excersize to help get your body back when you're 6 weeks post partum and get the OK from your doctor.
Ah, well speaking from personal experience it can in fact be done. It's a proven fact that weight loss is actually 90% of what you put in your body and 10% is exercise. It's basically a life style change and better eating habits. Try not to get discouraged although It might be hard not to at times. Eat well rounded meals and do something you enjoy for exercise. Everyone drops weight at different rates. Be kind to yourself and don't worry if you have a few bad days here and there.A great support system helps to,maybe get a buddy to do this with you.
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