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    Here are some tips on losing weight after pregnancy:

    Breastfeeding – This is one of the effective ways on losing weight after pregnancy. Not many mothers know that breastfeeding is an effective trick to shed off those excess pounds. Your body gathers excess calories from the food you eat to be able to produce nutritious milk for your baby. To lose it, you should naturally feed your baby with it. This should help you shed out 200 to 500 calories a day.

    Exercise – Exercising is another way to losing weight after pregnancy. However, make sure that your doctor gives you a go signal before you get involved with any strenuous activity. Your body needs to recover for about 2 months to heal from surgical wounds as well as regain strength. Hence, you may try enrolling in yoga classes as well as Kegel crunches to help your body get back to its pre-pregnancy state and strength.

    Healthy diet – Of course, losing weight after pregnancy is not going to be a success without changing your diet plan. You have to eat healthier and cut back on unwanted junk calories. Say no to fast food and say yes to fruits and salads. You don’t literally have to restrain yourself from eating. You need food to regain strength. But the food you need to eat should contain all the nutrients that your body needs and that is in fruits and vegetables.

    Water – Be hydrated all of the time. Drinking 8 to 10 glasses of water is required to those who aim to losing weight after pregnancy. Cut back on sugar-loaded drinks such as soda. Drink more water and flush out unwanted toxins in your body.

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    Don't forget that soon enough your new little bundle of joy will be moving around and you'll have to run after! That'll be a great aerobic workout haha
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    • #3
      Another tip: Don't pack it on too much during the pregnancy in the first place. It's just that much harder to get it off after. Stay within the suggested range of your doctor.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by tankini View Post
        Another tip: Don't pack it on too much during the pregnancy in the first place. It's just that much harder to get it off after. Stay within the suggested range of your doctor.
        That's really good advice. It's so easy to lose track of where you should be in terms of your own weight when you're pregnant.

        Especially since it's not as easy to tell what's "baby weight" and what is additional fat that you're gaining unnecessarily. Also, since you're not expecting to look slender in a bathing suit, it's easy to lose weight loss as a priority.

        Don't let all those people telling you hundreds of times that you're "eating for two" fool you. Remember that one of the two of you is still very tiny!

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        • #5
          I'm agree to all of you guys. Just take it slow. Don't just force yourself on it, Just do it as your daily routine in a light way.

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          • #6
            Do some low intensity cardio exercises. Go for brisk walk and keep diet healthy.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by jadevale View Post
              Here are some tips on losing weight after pregnancy:

              Breastfeeding – This is one of the effective ways on losing weight after pregnancy. Not many mothers know that breastfeeding is an effective trick to shed off those excess pounds. Your body gathers excess calories from the food you eat to be able to produce nutritious milk for your baby. To lose it, you should naturally feed your baby with it. This should help you shed out 200 to 500 calories a day.

              Exercise – Exercising is another way to losing weight after pregnancy. However, make sure that your doctor gives you a go signal before you get involved with any strenuous activity. Your body needs to recover for about 2 months to heal from surgical wounds as well as regain strength. Hence, you may try enrolling in yoga classes as well as Kegel crunches to help your body get back to its pre-pregnancy state and strength.

              Healthy diet – Of course, losing weight after pregnancy is not going to be a success without changing your diet plan. You have to eat healthier and cut back on unwanted junk calories. Say no to fast food and say yes to fruits and salads. You don’t literally have to restrain yourself from eating. You need food to regain strength. But the food you need to eat should contain all the nutrients that your body needs and that is in fruits and vegetables.

              Water – Be hydrated all of the time. Drinking 8 to 10 glasses of water is required to those who aim to losing weight after pregnancy. Cut back on sugar-loaded drinks such as soda. Drink more water and flush out unwanted toxins in your body.

              great post, for the new moms :)

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              • #8
                Weight Loss after pregnancy

                Originally posted by jadevale View Post
                Here are some tips on losing weight after pregnancy:

                Breastfeeding – This is one of the effective ways on losing weight after pregnancy. Not many mothers know that breastfeeding is an effective trick to shed off those excess pounds. Your body gathers excess calories from the food you eat to be able to produce nutritious milk for your baby. To lose it, you should naturally feed your baby with it. This should help you shed out 200 to 500 calories a day.

                Exercise – Exercising is another way to losing weight after pregnancy. However, make sure that your doctor gives you a go signal before you get involved with any strenuous activity. Your body needs to recover for about 2 months to heal from surgical wounds as well as regain strength. Hence, you may try enrolling in yoga classes as well as Kegel crunches to help your body get back to its pre-pregnancy state and strength.

                Healthy diet – Of course, losing weight after pregnancy is not going to be a success without changing your diet plan. You have to eat healthier and cut back on unwanted junk calories. Say no to fast food and say yes to fruits and salads. You don’t literally have to restrain yourself from eating. You need food to regain strength. But the food you need to eat should contain all the nutrients that your body needs and that is in fruits and vegetables.

                Water – Be hydrated all of the time. Drinking 8 to 10 glasses of water is required to those who aim to losing weight after pregnancy. Cut back on sugar-loaded drinks such as soda. Drink more water and flush out unwanted toxins in your body.
                These are very healthy and natural tips to lose weight after pregnancy. Thanks for this advice.

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                • #9
                  A good diet, relaxation, and gentle exercise will help your body to readjust to your post-pregnancy state and undo some of the unwanted effects of giving birth, such as loss of muscle tone and weak pelvic floor. So to start exercise, as soon as the soreness begins to subside as early as the day after the birth delivery was straightforward - you can start some gentle toning exercises to target the areas of your body that feel particularly weak.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by silvertoes View Post
                    A good diet, relaxation, and gentle exercise will help your body to readjust to your post-pregnancy state and undo some of the unwanted effects of giving birth, such as loss of muscle tone and weak pelvic floor. So to start exercise, as soon as the soreness begins to subside as early as the day after the birth delivery was straightforward - you can start some gentle toning exercises to target the areas of your body that feel particularly weak.
                    This is absolutely true. As long as you are gentle about it, as you said, Silvertoes, you can typically begin early on, assuming that you had a straightforward delivery. The key is not to push yourself too hard. A brand new mom is still healing, so it's a delicate process, but as long as you do it right, the earlier you start, the sooner you'll have results.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by tobetinytina View Post
                      A brand new mom is still healing, so it's a delicate process, but as long as you do it right, the earlier you start, the sooner you'll have results.
                      Slow and steady - the saying is always true.

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                      • #12
                        You should also consider talking to your doctor about weight loss during your next appointment. You may already be doing everything right or there may be some additional things that she can recommend for you. After all, it's a common enough struggle, so I'm sure that your doctor has had lots of questions about this before and she'll have quite a bit of useful information available for you.

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                        • #13
                          Just keep it gentle, don't push yourself, but keep it up and don't give up. Those are the best ways to just be healthy and active, delicately give your body what it needs, not push yourself too far, and get results over time. It's not a race. You need to do what's healthiest for you and you have time in which to do it.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by kellykatt View Post
                            Just keep it gentle, don't push yourself, but keep it up and don't give up.
                            That's really important. Don't push yourself too hard. Give yourself and your body a break!

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                            • #15
                              I don't think I'd go for laser when I could just start gradually working my body back into a healthy diet and exercise program. Why go through yet another treatment for something when you can just give yourself a healthy overall lifestyle that will last?

                              Obsession with instant gratification is taking over our society but isn't giving us long term results. It's way better to do things right from the beginning.

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