Weight loss

11+4 ~35 lbs

I think I gained 22 pounds while pregnant

13+2, I went back to my prepreg weight (-26lbs) a week after birth once the swelling went down and have been the same since

Baby is 3 months and I've lost all but 6lbs. I will say I only gained 26lbs and it was gone a week after I gave birth, I think a lot of it was fluid.

14+ 3 and 30 lbs still have 20 more. I ate a lottttt when I was pregnant. Also I used to smoke and the anxiety was bad 😩

Baby is 2 months and I've lost 25lbs

I am almost 10 weeks pp & have lost 20lbs. I haven’t been exercising though but I’m going to start. What did you guys do to lose more or was it natural/ time?

From what the moms in my family told me it’s milk production what helps.

I breastfeed already :/

Baby is 10+2. I gained about 35 lbs during my pregnancy and lost most of it immediately but been slowly noticing its going away more and more. Still about 10lbs heavier than where I started. My jeans almost fit again though. I keep trying them on every now and then because I prefer jeans over leggings.

Baby is 12 weeks tomorrow.
Gained 65 lbs, 30 lbs of fluid and swelling - lost 45 lbs so far, still at my heaviest not pregnant though! 🥹
I breastfeed, work on my pelvic floor muscles and do yoga.

Thank you all for sharing! You all are doing amazing!
I was only 100lbs when I got pregnant & gained 35lbs during so I’m trying to be easy on myself (as we all should but easier said than done) as I know that is a low weight to begin. I am 115lbs right now after losing 20lbs, but hoping to lose 10 more. I’m going to try yoga, more walks, and honestly eating better as I got quite the sweet tooth with pregnancy that I still have

Baby is almost 10 weeks. I gained 30 during pregnancy and I’ve lost 15.

13 weeks, lost 26 so far. Gained 45 during pregnancy😖

also dealing with being my heaviest not pregnant😣 what are you doing for pelvic floor workouts?

for pelvic floor muscles, I see a PT, but the first thing they’ve had me working on is breathing - inhale fill and exhale contracting your core first (like pulling a zipper up)