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since we all like the weight threads....how long post pregnancy should it take for a woman to get back to her "pre-baby self"?
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6 months
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6 months sounds about right. I lost most of mine because I breastfed and walked all the time.
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Edited by
agrant333
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Thu 01/22/09 09:44 PM
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A year to be healthy!Or when you might feel comfortable.
Did you over do it,with the ice cream,an gained a little to much weight,cause you had craving? 
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depends on her
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since we all like the weight threads....how long post pregnancy should it take for a woman to get back to her "pre-baby self"? that really varies. so i cant really answer that i knew someone that gained 200lbs with her daughter and she lost all that weight plus more after she had her |
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I had a friend of mine who did it in 2 months...but she was a gym freak!
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6 Minutes......
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18 years
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so..does your answer change at all if it was a c-section as opposed to...standard delivery?
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so..does your answer change at all if it was a c-section as opposed to...standard delivery? Mine was a C-section. And this one will be as well. The weight will be harder to lose this time around because I'm older, but I'm gonna give it my best shot! 
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18 years  Just remember the body is your temple and a shell... do what is comfortable for you and not be swayed by 'society' and it's vision of the airbrushed perfect 10's....
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no kids so i have no idea. but i know girls who've lost it in like 6 months and i know girls who just kept getting fatter and fatter.
like Violet Beauregard. ;p |
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since we all like the weight threads....how long post pregnancy should it take for a woman to get back to her "pre-baby self"? with thrice-weekly jazzercise and a job at the packaging line in a factory...1 year. After all, those first 6-9 months are reserved for mom/baby, without the rush to get back to the rest of life as usual. |
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Heh. My daughter's mom actually LOST weight while she was pregnant.
Her doctor was constantly quacking at her about it. Before she got pregnant, she weighed around 220. By the time Danielle was born, her mom was 180. |
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