i need help

ewc0125

Let me introduce myself. My name is crystal. Im 27 and have 2 beautiful baby boys. After giving birth to my 2nd, which was also my second c section, i havent been able to lose the weight. I have to admit, my self control is lacking. I have a weakness for fatty foods and a love of sweets.
I was in the military for 6 years, so i really never had to watch what i ate because we did PT all the time. I have since gotten out and with 2 kids under 3 and school full time, i have a really hard time finding quick easy meals to make that both me and the boys will eat. So, im just wondering if any of you know of anything that i could make or anything i can do to help make juggling the time easier.
Also, if anyone knows of any specific exercises that i can do to help with my c section belly, it would be greatly appreciated.

RodaRose

Google "Kid Friendly Recipes"

Also this: http://www.yourkidstable.com/2012/06/mega-list-of-first-finger-foods-for.html

Breakfast
English muffin with cream cheese and chopped strawberries
Cottage cheese (depending on age may need to chop coarsely in food processor), diced pear, and graham crackers
Diced hard-boiled egg, diced toast with butter, and applesauce
Cream Of Wheat with pureed berries and plain whole milk yogurt (yes, mix this all together)
Pumpkin waffles and diced banana

Lunch
Tortilla folded in half (quesadilla style) with a little melted cheese inside and mashed avocado
No sugar added applesauce, zucchini bread, and shredded mozzarella pieces
Tomato soup with black beans and blueberry cornbread
Hummus spread on pita with diced fruit salad (or whatever fruit you have on hand)
Shreds of pot roast in tzatziki sauce and pureed mango-banana sauce (blend pieces of mango and banana together, leaving it a little chunky).

Dinner
Ricotta or cottage cheese, spaghetti sauce, spinach, and whole wheat noodles chopped coarsely through a blender or food processor. Also, give some pieces of noodles to finger feed
Tilapia, steamed and slightly overcooked broccoli, and polenta
Meatballs, barley, and diced carrots
Mashed sweet potatoes, tender turkey breast or cutlet, and pieces of buttered bread
Canned salmon (I always use wild Alaskan), quinoa, and diced apples/butternut squash

MelodyandBarbells

You'll have to find the time to fit in the things she says, but here's an excellent post for your belly:

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1161603-so-you-want-a-nice-stomach