Post Pregnancy Weight Loss
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Price: $47.00
Weight gain in pregnancy is healthy and natural, but many women crave to return to their pre-pregnancy bodies. But you need to exercise caution when losing your baby weight. Just as it’s best to put on weight slowly and steadily during your pregnancy, you need to be slow and steady in losing weight after your pregnancy. Here are some tips for getting back into shape.Both my children were born in January, and I would bundle them up and walk with my running stroller. Also, I would go swimming and put the baby in his car seat at the edge of the lap lane. Sounds funny, but it worked and I was able to get a workout in.”
“Diet is important, but it’s only one part of your post-pregnancy weight loss plan. You also need to incorporate aerobic and strength training exercises after pregnancy to burn calories and keep your muscles and bones strong. “Exercise, beyond helping you lose weight, provides so many benefits to a new mom,” Johnson says. “It helps with depression, it helps with the sleep issue … it helps in relieving stress – and having a new baby in the house can definitely be stressful.”
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Pregnancy and weight gain are like peas and carrots – they go together and it’s healthy for you. Therefore, when trying to lose those pregnancy pounds, be sensible and don’t entertain extremes: no junk food binges and no celebrity diets. Balanced nutrition coupled with exercise is the safest and healthiest way to get back your pre-pregnancy body.
Pro -
- Drinking plenty of water throughout the day prevents you from getting dehydrated.
- Whether breastfeeding can actually help you lose weight is still up in the air.
Cons –
- You don’t have to hit the gym to get back in shape after pregnancy
S. Angel, R.D.
“My recommendation is to eat good balanced meals that include fruits, vegetables, lean meats, fish or poultry, and low-fat or non-fat dairy products (your body will need lots of calcium).
Try sticking to only fruits and vegetables most of the week and “fleshy” meats only twice a week. I try very hard to make the effort to eat mostly fish and chicken when I do eat meats.”
Liset Hagreis
“Once you feel up to it, go for walks. I have been taking my nine-month-old son for power walks in the stroller since he was an infant. Go first thing in the morning if you can. If you delay, you will find excuses not to go, and the walk is a great way to start your day. You can also invest in a baby backpack. I pop him in and off we go for a walk. If you start this when they are young, you can slowly build up your fitness as they increase in weight. I also find that water aerobics is great for weight loss and toning.”
