Good luck! & others! Dani U will lose one way or another! SPeaken from experience I struggled with my weight for yrs after my first babe I went from 175 down to 143 in 4 yrs It was hard but i made it Well Im prego 13 weeks So.... I cant really tell u how much i weigh I did weigh sometime after my #2 around 153lbs But now Im losing before i gain ughhh I was 146lbs just a couple weeks ago and now i weighed myself and im just 143lbs So who knows what i'll end up weighing this #3 time around??
After pregnancy weight loss is really needed by every women. be really careful on losing weight after pregnancy. Avoid crash dieting, and keep your caloric intake within 1,500-1,800 per day to avoid fatigue and irritability. At this point in your life, you need all the energy you can get! I think these links may be helpful for you: http://chennaimoms.com/blogs/42/post...feeding-mother
I weighed 112 before pregnancy.
175 at delivery
I lost all but 15- 20 lbs in the first month by just nursing and eating healthy. I slowly lost 10 more lbs over the next year while nursing and working out. But when the weight finally melted off it was after I quit nursing when my baby was 1. I think my body was holding on to those last 10 lbs for milk production.
I have struggled many times with my weight in the past 10 yrs I have three children now I have gained a bit since #3 came along Ive been going Up and down 150-170 for about 1.5 now I recently have had a stomach bug now im down to 157 lbs I went from 170 to that in about a weeks time phew i dont know if ill gain this bk or not? I hope not i just want to be a healthy weight like 140ish good luck everyone I hope the best for yall Jennifer from NC
It takes up to 6 months after pregnancy for your body to return to normal. So even if you are not breast-feeding, don't be in too much of a hurry to cut calories. Apart from the physical trauma of giving birth, which itself can leave you feeling exhausted, looking after and being responsible for a new baby can be very stressful. It will require all your energy and all the other demands of a new infant! So rather than focusing on weight loss, concentrate for the first three months or so after the birth on eating healthy food with enough calories and nutrients to give you the energy and nutrition to cope.
hello
i dont know if ill gain this bk or not?
I hope not i just want to be a healthy weight like 140ish good luck everyone I hope the best for yall Jennifer from NC
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