wanna lose thigh n hip fat :(

All you need is a calorie deficit. You can't spot reduce, so it will come off all over. Are there things you can do with him (i.e. playgroups or outdoor activities if you're in a better climate than me right now) to incorporate a bit of activity?

I lost most of my post baby weight with my first walking, so it can definitely work. Also when the weather is too cold, mall walking is a decent alternative.

Besides, you are staying home. Many women have kids and work, and they fit in some exercise (doesn't have to be much) and eat healthy. So if they can do it, you can, too!

Walking! Might I add that as hard as it may seem now, this is probably the time when it may be the easiest. Taking baby for a walk now is a lot easier then when they want to run around and just don't cooperate in general. Also, baby fat is easier to loose when it is fresh (for a lack of a better phrase )

Housework is activity too. If you're on your feet all day, why not get a pedometer, or use an app on your phone to track how much you're moving. You could also join a gym that has a daycare option, or jog with your baby in his stroller. There's a lot of quick, daily fitness routines out there too, which you can do in front of the TV or computer while your baby is down for a nap. I like Jillian Michaels workouts a lot, and I think they're on Youtube.

Honestly even if you can't get around to working out, the most important factor in weight loss is your diet. Buy a cheap digital scale and start tracking your calories. If you keep a calorie deficit going, you'll loose weight one way or another. Especially if you're breastfeeding, that can really help melt the fat off.

I have a 14 month old, I get it. She's only recently started letting me do things like house work without being up my butt screaming for attention. Do you baby wear? You could get a wrap or a soft structured carrier and take baby on walks/do housework that way. You can do yoga with your baby or workout during naps. A 15-20 minute workout is better than none. The most important thing is food, obviously.

You lose weight in the kitchen and get fit in the gym. Start by tracking what you eat. Weigh, measure and log your food. Then bundle your baby in a stroller and go for a walk. No need to go to the gym. There are plenty of things you can do along with your baby. It was far easier to exercise when my son was an infant than now when I have to run him to all of his activities...

ETA: You also can't spot reduce. All you can do is reduce your overall body fat. It will come off from where it wants to come off.

Walk lots, do a workout while he naps, find a gym with a crèche....

I have 3 children and a husband who works shifts. I'm currently on maternity leave until after Easter, but I'm a teacher. I've always found time to workout and lost the baby weight after my other two, and I'm losing now after my third, who is 9 months now. When I go back to work I'll still be exercising as much as possible, and I walk a lot too.

I stay home with 4 kids. The oldest just turned

Find a gym with childcare. Its a sanity saver!

Here they do buggy fit classes, not sure if you have anything like that? Our local one is run by a personal trainer (he's an ex marine) and you ether run with buggies and stop, do lunges, squats, tricep dips on a bench, press ups etc. When I did it we parked the buggies up (a buggy is a stroller by the way if you don't use that word) and ran on the beach. It was a killer! I don't usually do the class as I go to the gym lots as my husband works shifts so I can fit it in, but if I didn't have that option I'd do the buggy fit classes every week. He also does a buggy running class where you run on the seafront with the buggy.