You can do this! From today on out, you're on your way. Just think about how good you'll feel a month from now, six months from now, a year from now

The good news is, you know what you need to do to lose weight, as you've done it before!!

Personally, I find non-scale goals to be the most effective, but that's just me.

You've done the important stuff--brought beautiful babies into this world. Now get off the internet and take yourself for a walk :-)

You can do it! But being patient with yourself is important too...
I was over 230 when I delivered my first 4 and a half years ago. When he was 9 mos old, I was 201 lbs (I'm 5'5" btw) and decided it was time to lose the weight. I was able to get down to 140 betweeen August 2010 to April of 2011. While it seemed impressive, losing large amounts of weight (and gaining it back) were not new to me.
I am around 137 today and I now also have a almost 2 year old (in 2 weeks, can't believe it!) and had hip surgery last year. I ran my best race time ever on Memorial Day weekend. This is the longest I've ever maintained a weight loss, and I've got to say...staying active is something that has helped keep me sane (well... mostly) through the chaos of working full time and mothering full time.
I fall off my good habits pretty often... but I've mainainted my workouts and I always come back to MFP when I know I'm getting out of hand w/ my eating.
Start logging but try not to be too restrictive... move more... take the babies with you on walks... push one in a stroller and use a baby bjorn for the other. Try to be aware of what you're eating and how much... but I wouldn't start weighing and measuring yet... pumping and cleaning parts takes ALOT of time... and it's important. If you have a supportive spouse, let him help. Take an hour or two to yourself to work out or walk.
Good luck! It can be done!

I didn't weigh myself while pregnant, and I haven't since having my daughter just over 5 weeks ago. But I know I've put on a lot as my belly and thighs are huge. My boobs probably weigh 5lbs each lol. I reckon I need to lose about 30lbs, which is really depressing as I exercised at the gym until 38 weeks pregnant, and after that went for walks. I was 154lbs pre pregnancy, so I'm guessing I'm at least 180lbs now. My profile pic is when I was 3 weeks post partum.

I'm feeling very miserable too as low milk supply meant I couldn't breastfeed. I tried so hard, feeding non stop, and still my daughter lost weight. I have 2 other kids too, and my husband works shifts, so I had to start using formula. I still feed my baby when I can, but she isn't that interested in it now, except in the night. I express a couple of times a day too. This happened with my other two children as well, and I'm finding it hard to deal with.

I've been walking everyday and logging my food for the past 2 weeks. I'm aiming for 1650 calories a day, and I have a treat at the weekend. My kids want me to bake choc muffins tomorrow.

I know I can do it, because I lost more after my 2nd child, but it doesn't help how awful I feel right now.

Ladies, be gentle with yourselves. It took 9 months to gain the baby weight, and it takes many people (myself included) that long to lose it. Think long-term, and start with reasonable goals, like exercising X times/week (walks with the baby count), not GAINING weight, etc. Taking care of a baby is hard. It's even harder to take care of yourself and the rest of your family. Focus on eating more fruits and veggies, making good choices, etc., but don't beat yourself up if you can't do it 100% (or even 80%) of the time.

If you commit to it, even small changes will add up. And eventually the baby chores will become easier, you'll get more sleep, and you can step things up over time. Good luck!