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It probably took longer than a stricter diet might, but this fit my lifestyle much better. Now that my 4-month-old is sleeping more, I set the alarm early so I can sneak in a meal with my toddler before the baby wakes up at 7. Not only did I get some exercise, but this really boosted my mood during those long, cold (and sometimes pretty dull) days. I vowed that instead of hating on my postpartum body. Here are 18 surprising strategies that helped these moms exercise and get slim again. Filling our mind with negative body-talk is definitely not the answer to losing the baby weight. Now, my smaller size keeps me motivated to stay that way. 4, I decided to do. Photograph by Getty Images When I have a baby, the postpartum story is always the same: I hope that the weight will magically fall off (breastfeeding. And if history was any indication, it would take. So after a few months, I made a couple of small but significant changes. Losing weight and getting my body back to a place that felt.
RELATED: Thanks, Kim Kardashian, for Being Real About the Baby Weight But this time around, after having baby No. Knowing I could stop my workout and check in on her at any time, I loved having a little me-time to exercise, sauna, and shower at a leisurely pace. But once I was all healed, I moved it to the second floor. And the longer the body stays in a state with elevated cortisol. This helped to keep me full -- and away from the snacks. I started exercising slowly at first -- just walks around the neighborhood, pushing the stroller. I stopped caring after a while but decided to finally slim down for an upcoming wedding. As I fought off the advances of those not. And slowly, I built up my speed and distance. This boosted my mood all the day and made my workouts feel like an indulgence, not a chore. I cried and raged over my body, fell into a depression and became. I figured since it took me that long to put the weight on, I should have at least that long to take it off.
