I am a mom who needs motivation/accountability partner.

Hi Ladies!

I am a stay-at-home mom of three boys, ages 6, 4 & 2. When my youngest turned 2 in april I realized I could no longer blame this on 'baby weight'. I tried off and on through out the spring, summer and fall, but have gained and am now the heaviest, nonpregnant I have ever been. Would love the accountability and motivation from other moms. I have about 45lbs to lose to get to goal.

I understand!! I am a mom of 2 and work from home. I love food and I have had a hard time with food portions for years. I'm very active but I just can't keep the food under control. So far this has helped and put a lot of my out of control eating into perspective. I have been working out 3 days a week for 8 months and I have seen little to no pounds lost. Since trying myfitnes pal, I have lost 4. not a lot but it is a start. i would love to help you stay accountable, and having a friend is always nice.

talk soon, Amanda

I can relate. I am a mom of 1 who finally lost weight by going gluten free, and then my dad passed and I are my emotions. Here I am again, determined to figure this out. I would love a partner in accountability. Interested?

You are not alone in this fitness journey. There are people who have a passion for helping others stay motivated and committed to their workouts and diets. This is why me and my wife have teamed up to help others looking to get back on track and keep you accountable. We have a motivational group set up on Facebook just for that. You can request to join at www.facebook.com/groups/elite.warriors1 and we would be more than happy to assist you with your fitness journey.

Hi, all!

I'm technically not a mom but my beautiful two-year old niece lives with me and along with her dad (my brother), I'm a full-time caregiver so I understand some of the struggles and joys. I've been trying to lose weight on and off for too long now. And same as you guys said, I always start out so well but stop. Last go round I lost about 30 pounds and was feeling fantastic. Now I'm back up again and I know that a lot of my bad habits come from emotional eating. I'd love to know what you guys do to incorporate your kids into this journey. I'd really love to teach my niece by example what good eating looks like and find some fun ways to be active with her. Big bonus though - I've finally gotten her to start eating green veggies! Woo hoo!

Im a 38 year old mom to 4 kiddos, and a fulltime university student who has been on mfp for a couple years. I support and encourage all my mfp friends every day. I log everyday. My story is on my profile, its too long to type now, I've done it so many times and finally just posted it on my profile. Long story short I am still trying to lose the last bit of weight. I used to be a fulltime runner until an injury and struggle for a long time to get back at it. I am now doing round 2 of insanity and am on a great track now and i'm not looking back. I know I won't ever be 120 lbs.....ever, its not realistic for me but as long as i'm healthy and fit that is all I want for myself. It really isn't about weight anymore, its about how I feel even if that number on the scale doesn't agree.

Come on peeps, we can do it!

Jess