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Gaining Weight after breastfeeding
Many New Mom tends to gain weight once she has stopped breastfeeding.Is it normal? Dear Moms share your opinion whether weight gain after breastfeeding is normal or not?Share tips to lose those extra pounds!
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snigdha Mom of a 7 yr 9 m old girl 7 years ago
Every day 30min walk and healthy diet plan..
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Harshita Mewati Mom of 2 children 7 years ago
first controlling of diet and yoga
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sirisha Mom of 2 children 7 years ago
yoga
exercise
controlling food
Eating lots of veggies and fruits
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Aarti Rajput Mom of 2 children 7 years ago
yoga and exercises
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SHALEEN KAPOOR Father of 2 children 7 years ago
no
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varsha Mom of 2 children 7 years ago
no it's not normal it's just because of our wrong diet... it causes sugar bp and knee pain
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Deachen yangdol Mom of a 7 yr 3 m old girl 7 years ago
Too much weight if control in diet stille Brest feeding so might night felling hungry
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amit pratap Father of 2 children 7 years ago
No
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SARA KHAN Mom of a 7 yr 11 m old boy 7 years ago
yes
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keerthi Mom of a 14 yr 9 m old boy 7 years ago
yes
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