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Szülés után mutatják meg hasukat a bevállalós kismamák

Szülés után – akár csak 24 óra vagy éppen több hét elteltével – mutatják meg ezek a kismamák feszes vagy éppen ráncos hasukat.

Szülés után nem könnyű a nőknek, mert azonnal tökéletes anyukának kell lennie meg pár óra múlva már karcsúnak, boldognak és fittnek – legalábbis sokszor ezt sugallják a médiumok vagy éppen a többi nő, kismama, a férjek. Az Instagramról válogattam most szülés utáni képeket: vannak között fitneszkismamák és olyanok is, akik bátran megmutatják a nem feszes hasukat.

 

 

Because pregnancy throwbacks are unique transformations in their own way… To all the mums pregnant and postpartum, ???? snap away! Being as large as I was, having my photo taken was the last thing I wanted and I was horrified any time a camera came out. This is one of the very few photos I have that I've slowly grown to like because it's one my daughter can't get enough of. We often scroll through her baby photos on my phone and the ones she loves most, are of her in my tummy. How sad that I avoided them?! If I could go back in time, I also wouldn't have wished away my pregnancy for fear of not getting back into shape. While there's almost 3.5 years between these pics, it's true that a journey from bump to abs is more than possible. The female body has an incredible way of bouncing back, some quicker than others, but eventually it will. Don't stress like I did, and lap up every moment ☺️ #throwbackthursday #tbt #inspiration #morningabs #fitnessaddict #workout #fitnessjourney #motivation #pregnancy #postpartum #postpartumbody

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24 hours post partum; life after pregnancy in the raw ???? I'm basically wearing adult diapers because of extra bleeding that will stay around for a week or two. I'm pretty sure my nipples are falling off from the frequent nursing as baby boy learns the ropes. I'm running on maybe two hours of sleep (excitement, visitors, baby snuggles, nurses checking in.. That's been my day). I'm wearing puked-on pants because it's all I packed. My body is sore, my belly is swollen, and I'm exhausted as they come ????. They don't tell you these kinds of things when you're getting ready to have a baby. And honestly, it wouldn't matter if they did because it's not something you can prepare for… But I can tell you my heart is so extremely full, and despite the not so pleasant parts of pregnancy, it is absolutely, without a doubt, 100% worth every single second ❤. . . . #pregnancy #truelife #postpartum #postpregnancy #soinlove #momlife #babyboy #postbabybody #fitmom #fitpregnancy

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Every so often, something comes up that puts a negative light on cesarean births. That women who give birth via cesarean aren't actually moms/ aren't giving a “real birth” My personal experience is as follows: My doctor and I opted early in the pregnancy for a C Section due to the problems that increase significantly in pregnancies of multiples. I originally wanted a natural birth, but not at the risk of one or both of my children's lives. The further along my pregnancy came, we knew it was the right decision. With how much Montgomery was flipping around, it was completely unsafe to attempt a natural birth with him. Even more so that I had to give birth an entire month before my due date because Monty stopped growing. He needed to be earth side to survive. I honestly believe without my c- section, the chance of my son being with us today would be extremely slim. Now, the safety of my children aside, the entire experience of a c- section was borderline traumatic for me. I've never broken a bone or had major surgery. I was having a panic attack through the entire process. Healing a c- section was an experience I would not wish on anyone. Having your stomach muscles sliced and never being the same again, is painful emotionally and physically. The healing time of a cesarean birth is double and sometimes triple that of a natural birth. And generally much more painful. Unfortunately, mine was the latter. No person can tell me that what I experienced wasn't a real birth. These scars are proof of that. My abdomen grew so rapidly, that my stomach skin will never be the same. You can't take that away from me either. Those are all here to stay. No, I did not push a child out of my vagina, but the proof of my birth story is visible for the world to see. Now tell me that's not real. #postpartum #cesareanbirth #twins

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#11weeks #postpartum and feeling good. ???? #mombod #postpartumbody #fitmom #momswholift

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