Mommy Pooch

CharityL85 · February 2016

I'm having trouble losing my mom pooch after having my third and biggest baby. Any moms out there that conquered this? Would greatly appreciate pictures and advice on the best way to lose this!

usmcmp · February 2016

I had two babies, both were big and both were while I was obese. I wrote this guide two years ago for MFP to try to help people looking to lose their belly.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1161603/so-you-want-a-nice-stomach/p1

Sarahb29 · February 2016

I have the same issue, thanks for the info

chunky_pinup · February 2016

usmcmp wrote: »

I had two babies, both were big and both were while I was obese. I wrote this guide two years ago for MFP to try to help people looking to lose their belly.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1161603/so-you-want-a-nice-stomach/p1

Thanks for this!

pichiPurinsesu · February 2016

thanks for this. what about c-section mummies? both my kids were sections and i'm afraid without getting a bit of a tummy tuck i'll forever have an apron

usmcmp · February 2016

pichiPurinsesu wrote: »

thanks for this. what about c-section mummies? both my kids were sections and i'm afraid without getting a bit of a tummy tuck i'll forever have an apron

You may deal with the scar tissue issue. Meaning if the skin scar tissue has healed to the muscle you'll have to work on breaking up the scar tissue (firmly massaging the area is a good way). If they did it low and didn't have to cut vertical it shouldn't impact you that much. I have loose skin at the bottom of my stomach and I tuck it into my swimming suit/shorts.

shadow2soul · February 2016

usmcmp wrote: »

pichiPurinsesu wrote: »

thanks for this. what about c-section mummies? both my kids were sections and i'm afraid without getting a bit of a tummy tuck i'll forever have an apron

You may deal with the scar tissue issue. Meaning if the skin scar tissue has healed to the muscle you'll have to work on breaking up the scar tissue (firmly massaging the area is a good way). If they did it low and didn't have to cut vertical it shouldn't impact you that much. I have loose skin at the bottom of my stomach and I tuck it into my swimming suit/shorts.

^Agreed.
@pichiPurinsesu - I've had 2 C-sections. I do have a little bit of an over hang of loose skin over my scar, but I also had a BMI of 44 after my first was born.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10257157/c-section-mom-of-2-my-progress-over-the-past-couple-years-lots-of-pics/p1

This was taken last month:

hamstertango · February 2016

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^Agreed.
@pichiPurinsesu - I've had 2 C-sections. I do have a little bit of an over hang of loose skin over my scar, but I also had a BMI of 44 after my first was born.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10257157/c-section-mom-of-2-my-progress-over-the-past-couple-years-lots-of-pics/p1

This was taken last month:

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Thanks for sharing! Your tummy looks so very similar to how mine does especially round the belly button. I really hope mine looks as good as yours (which looks great!) when I reach goal (14lbs to go)

pichiPurinsesu · February 2016

wow that's really good going. My bmi is in the 30s but worry about the apron i have going on and if it doesn't shift. i guess it's not the end of the world though as i'm making myself healthier and those scars are a result of 2 happy kids

csillabrimer978 · February 2016

I'm a c section momma as well. Maybe because I'm short ( 5'1) but I only started to loose it after I got below 120lb, I'm 117lb now and I will probably stop around 110-113lb

CharityL85 · February 2016

All awesome! Inspirational!

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