Recently a publication posted an article stating “Neha Dhupia shocking weight gain post pregnancy at Femina Stylista West 2019”.It’s literally shocking that we are living in 21st century & still categorising female as a showpiece if a new mom attends any event she is expected to look fabulous.Dear Moms,what do you feel Being physically fit after pregnancy is important?Or Fitting into the society beauty standard matters?Does putting pressure on beauty of a female is good?Share your opinion.
after having a very complications in pregnancy women have to face a challenge themselves after delivery with weight loss challange for look fit glamourous but our mother and sisters and friends will notify early at our looks it\'s not a bad comment it\'s a good advice towards us and our healthy life
after having a very complications in pregnancy women have to face a challenge themselves after delivery with weight loss challange for look fit glamourous but our mother and sisters and friends will notify early at our looks it's not a bad comment it's a good advice towards us and our healthy life
unfortunately it\'s all women from whom the criticism comes mostly. even those who hv been mothers themselves yet leave no stones unturned to humiliate U to somehow prove their superiority !
It's actually disheartening to see women disgracing and taunting other women who've gained weight post pregnancy. This sickening attitude needs to be changed as we all know that during those nine months, we undergo a lot many physical, mental and emotional changes which are all correlated. If women started just looking at the physical aspect of the body, then we won't have 'mothers' anymore!
Accepting the process of change is a bold step; it doesn't matter if you've gained or lost weight during pregnancy, you just need to be fit and fine to take on the challenges of motherhood. So, just let's be humane and uplift each other.
unfortunately it's all women from whom the criticism comes mostly. even those who hv been mothers themselves yet leave no stones unturned to humiliate U to somehow prove their superiority !
It\'s actually disheartening to see women disgracing and taunting other women who\'ve gained weight post pregnancy. This sickening attitude needs to be changed as we all know that during those nine months, we undergo a lot many physical, mental and emotional changes which are all correlated. If women started just looking at the physical aspect of the body, then we won\'t have \'mothers\' anymore!
Accepting the process of change is a bold step; it doesn\'t matter if you\'ve gained or lost weight during pregnancy, you just need to be fit and fine to take on the challenges of motherhood. So, just let\'s be humane and uplift each other.
It's actually disheartening to see women disgracing and taunting other women who've gained weight post pregnancy. This sickening attitude needs to be changed as we all know that during those nine months, we undergo a lot many physical, mental and emotional changes which are all correlated. If women started just looking at the physical aspect of the body, then we won't have 'mothers' anymore!
Accepting the process of change is a bold step; it doesn't matter if you've gained or lost weight during pregnancy, you just need to be fit and fine to take on the challenges of motherhood. So, just let's be humane and uplift each other.
Not all mothers have the luxury to hire a nanny and run off to the gym. Some mothers even struggle having to take a bath with the baby wailing. During such times, fit or fat is not a concern but tking care of the baby is. As such, I believe what is important is that new moms manage to get through this phase without pressure of having to look fit or bounce back to pre-pregnancy days. Looking after a new born and taking care of it is more than all the accolades rather than looking slim or fit.
and it gets tougher when you are a working women too doing 9-5 job.
these days being ambitious.. most of the women are getting late marriage and having late pregnancies with complications.. being nuclear families and with age above 35yrs it's being very difficult to take care of baby and herself alone.. forget about society.. body shaming is done by our own family members including husband parents and inlaws... it is so painful to take care of the child and listen to these kind of comments daily. everyone in the family does timepass with the kid after I make her completely ready with feed bath and makeover.. and they start passing on comments looking at me as I will be tired doing all the work alone including cooking and household chores and managing maids. feel very frustrated listening all this and finally they suggest me why dont u start walking and exercising and dieting... where I dont get time to sleep nor eat at proper time as I am 24hrs busy with the baby.. hell it is!!!!
ur absolutely right my dear I feel this is my story....
Accepting the process of change is a bold step; it doesn't matter if you've gained or lost weight during pregnancy, you just need to be fit and fine to take on the challenges of motherhood. So, just let's be humane and uplift each other.
Accepting the process of change is a bold step; it doesn't matter if you've gained or lost weight during pregnancy, you just need to be fit and fine to take on the challenges of motherhood. So, just let's be humane and uplift each other.
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