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A couple months after my first baby was born in 2015 vs now, 2 months after my third! 35 lbs difference here. I think it’s so important to look back on progress, especially when the scale isn’t moving as quickly as I’d hope and motivation is dwindling.
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That's what I'm saying! I think I just worded it confusingly. But I find I get to eat a lot more!
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Good to know! How do you add a negative food?
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Congrats on the little ones! My biggest problem has been getting exercise in too. It's much harder to find the time to get a workout in with a baby's schedule to work around lol. I've been trying to do 30 min a day 5 days a week. I thought the weight would fall off with breastfeeding, but that has not been the case.
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Thanks for the responses! I'm exclusively breastfeeding right now. She's only 3 months, so we probably won't be introducing solids for another 3 months. I'll put my calorie burn closer to 500 then and see how it goes. I've been hungry even after meeting my daily calorie goal, so it would be nice to include one more snack.…
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I was 7 lbs heavier at the doctor than on my scale at home! But I figure in that 1) I had a full bladder and 2) I was fully dressed and wearing boots. But like a previous poster said, the direction of the scale is what really matters!
