How to to Reduce Belly Fa ...
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The biggest question(s) on any new mom's mind: Will I ever lose this tummy fat? How much time will it take to get back to my old clothes? Are there any simple, easy home remedies to reduce my huge belly after the delivery? Well, darling, we're all in the same boat. As much as I love my baby and the fact that I gave birth to him, there is part of me that equally adores that slim figure and waistline I used to have before getting pregnant. This is exactly why I told myself that I will not let pregnancy and motherhood get in the way of my health and fitness. And mind you, I am almost as good as I was before giving birth, fitting into my pre-pregnancy clothes. Well, almost. Today, I share my thoughts and tips on how to lose that stubborn tummy fat after delivery.
Don't rush. Trust me when I say that. Your body just gave birth and went through a hell of a lot of trauma for that. It needs time to heal and get back to normal. Wait for at least 6 weeks or discuss with your gynecologist to check for your fitness before starting any exercise or diet plan. After 6 weeks, you should be feeling good enough to get back to the gym. However, the key is to be patient and listen to the body. If you have had a C-section, do take a go-ahead from your doctor so that there is no complication that comes up. A normal delivery with episiotomy may also postpone your plans of exercising until you heal fully.
Since most new mums breastfeed, there are lots of things you can do in terms of dieting and exercising but these would be a better option right after the first 6 weeks. Here are things you can do just after baby delivery:
At What Time | Meal Plan Activity |
Early Morning | Fennel Water (1 glass) |
Breakfast | Milk Dalia(1 bowl), Mitthi Puri(1-2 pieces) or Egg(1 whole) in any form, 1 Banana/Orange |
Mid Morning | 1 Basan or Gond Laddu |
Lunch | Bottle gourd(1 bowl), Moong Dal Khichdi(1 bowl), ragi chapati(1 piece), |
Salad(1 Plate) & Curd(½ cup) | |
Snack Time | Garlic Milk & Nuts in Your Snack Time |
Late Evening | Tulsi Tea(1 cup) |
Dinner | Ajwain Paratha (1 piece), 80-90 gms Paneer/Chicken/Tofu/Fish, Boiled Salad & 1 Harira |
Bed Time | 1 Glass Badam Milk |
NOTE: Along with the above, drink plenty of water, take sleep & exercise & massage regularly.
As a new mum, you will be spending lots of time sitting and feeding your baby and relaxing by yourself. There will not be a lot of exercising that you can do, neither can you start a full-fledged diet plan as you are breastfeeding and your baby's growth depends on the quality of milk you produce. That's why you will have to take care of a few things to avoid any more fat build-up on your tummy after delivery.
As much as you would detest going to the gym, the fact is that exercising can be your best friend to lose that round, squishy belly after delivery. Once you complete 6 weeks postpartum, with advice from your doctors, you can start light exercises to cut down the tummy fat. Exercises like sit-ups, leg raises, squats, etc. have been proved beneficial. When teamed up with a healthy diet, you can see results as soon as a few weeks. This will not only give you are slimmer waist but also help you gain confidence, strength, and stamina that you would have lost after delivery.
I can understand how much you want to lose that tummy fat and I know you cannot wait to get back to your pre-pregnancy size. However, it is important to understand your body's requirements and how it affects your baby's health. Have patience and give your body the help it needs without burdening it. I am sure you will be back within months. Good Luck!
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