Is there one who lost weight after delivering a baby?

Question

Normally girls gain weight after delivery. Just want to know if I can loose (by any means - but in a safe way) after delivery. My due is during mid March

I mean the weight after a child compared to the weight before conceiving.

Answer 1

Gudmorning, it is gud that you ask this ques. before your delivery.Actu. i m suffering from this prob too. My baby is going to be 1yr old on this 12th. If u r seriously loking for ans then only it is possible otherwise u will suffer just like me which i realy don't want.Ihad sec. delivery and 4 u i just prey normal.Abhi tak my baby is breast feading which is my main prob, because of this u can't get ur periods easily my syarted at 10th mth. after delivery.So don't go on doc. and other peopls advise.TRY TO QUIT BETWEEN 5th TO 6thmth. Baad main its really tough.if u deliver through sec. then don't forget to wear delivery belt it will help u to control sagging and readjust ur tummy.And plzzzzzzzzzzzz try to have lots and lots of water but remember lukewarm. Coz cold water is harmful in both kind of deliveries.Try to walk as much as posible but with a cap on head and shoes. Me and my husband wear all alon so can't get any help thats why when i read ur ques. then i thought u have all the rights to know every thing so that tumhara haal mujh jaisa na ho.

Answer 2

What??? I lost all of my weight and then a little more after delivery of my 3rd. I wasn't heavy before my oldest- 113 and 5'2" and wearing my size 5 jeans at my 6 wks checkup. I was shaped differently after my second child and wearing a size 8 at my 6 wk checkup that were too big at 6 months old.

The easiest way is to breastfeed. Also, work out tapes and getting up and going places. OF COURSE you can lose the weight if you want to! I have 4 kids and my youngest is 2 and I still have a few pounds to go, but it's coming off!

I have to admit I do know a lot of women who gained a LOT of weight after pregnancy, but that isn't a thing that has to happen. My MIL blames my dh for all of her weight gain.. says she was 99 lbs before she was pregnant with him. She's probably twice that now and I saw pictures of her when he was 13.. it wasn't him.

Answer 3

I did. I was back into my "pre pregnancy" clothing about a month after having the baby. Of course, with the "structural" changes (wider hips, a bit of a belly), the clothing fit differently.

Breast feeding will help with that, but also watching what you eat. I found that I had little time to just sit and snack after my daughter was born, so I was eating far less. And because I was breast feeding, I was eating better, so I didn't gain the weight, but lost it. Breast feeding will cause you to be hungry more often, but just eat smaller "meals" when you do eat, and that will help.

I am also very athletic, and was playing on competitive doubles volleyball leagues 6 weeks after I gave birth. I think the exercise helped as well. I also did a lot of walking with my daughter in the stroller (she was born in August, so it was great weather for it).

Good luck!!

Answer 4

You will loose weight after delivery. Just continue to eat healthy foods, exercise (take baby for a long walk in the pram) and you should be back to your normal weight in no time!! Enjoy the rest of your pregnancy and don't worry about your after baby weight. You will take 9 months to put it all on, so expect to take around 9 months to loose it all. SLOWLY is better than crash dieting. Good luck with your baby!

Answer 5

Ive had 3 babys. Usually you lose the weight after delivery.

Answer 6

well u should have been eating right and exercising during pregnancy to help with weight gain and help get your figure back faster. But not many women do that.
With that said the only "safe" way to lose weight is eating right and exercising. You could join Weight Watchers they teach u how to eat in moderation, portion control, and healthy substitutes while still allowing u to eat "real" food. Hope that helps.

Answer 7

After my second baby, I was my pre-pregnancy weight within 2 weeks. Most women don't put on weight right after having a baby. The shape of their body may change after the first baby and they may put on weight after the baby is born if they 'let themselves go' (for lack of a better term).

After you have your baby, just keep eating healthy and you'll be back in shape in 6 weeks or less. Plus once a couple of weeks have passed, you can put the baby in the stroller and go for a walk to help.

Answer 8

you lose the weight of the baby, the placenta, and the fluid naturally soon after birth. More weight may com off with little effort in days and months following. I began walking three months after and it is taking time but my weight just continues to go down. Make sure you talk to your doctor before exercising, I would not want you to injure yourself! Some women go back to their original weight or lower quickly...I didn't!!!! Good Luck, and Congrats!!!!!!

Answer 9

you in basic terms had your infant 2 months in the past!! Your physique has an prolonged thank you to flow to get well! you place it on in 9 months, you will possibly desire to not even anticipate to lose it in decrease than that. I lost something of my being pregnant weight after i finished breastfeeding. That shouldn't recommend you provide up bfing to shed pounds suited now nevertheless. ;) Nursing is a lot extra significant than your length suited now. you will in no way get this time lower back lower back. have fun with it and don't rigidity over it!

Answer 10

I delievered last March and weigh less now than I did before I got pregnant. You'll find, if you took decent care of yourself, most if not all the baby weight comes off of you within 4-5 weeks. It did for me and I was 36.