Feb 06 2009
Body After Baby
If I see one more photo of a stick thin celebrity who’s back to her stick thin size just weeks after giving birth (think Jessica Alba, Halle Berry, Nicole Kidman, etc.) I think I’ll gag. That’s way too much pressure to put on your average new mother. If all new moms had the money and access to a personal trainer and a nanny I think we would all look darn good in just a few weeks after giving birth. Don’t try to tell me they lost all that weight simply by breast feeding. If that were the case, weight-obsessed women everywhere would be getting pregnant just so they could breast feed. I get that celebrities make their money based on their looks, so I don’t necessarily blame them for getting back into shape as fast as they can. I just wish certain publications wouldn’t bombard us with how great they look three weeks after giving birth. Most new moms are doing good to make it to the shower on a daily basis three weeks after giving birth and few have the time or energy to focus on being sculpted and toned. I don’t hate those celebrities for being beautiful… I just wish they’d keep the baby weight on a little longer! Jessica Alba, however, does earn some kudos. She said this week it was a girdle and not a trainer that had her looking svelte weeks after child birth. At least she’s willing to share some “secrets” with all new moms.
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Celebrities will never openly discuss their plastic surgery, but I don’t see how it is possible to have a flat and firm stomach, showing no signs of the skin stretching, without some surgical help. Even the skiniest “normal” mothers have extra skin after giving birth and that doesn’t just go away after a few weeks. It would be nice for celebrities to be completely honest with how they manage to look so good after having a baby. Suck it up - you’d probably gain a lot more respect and fans - if you just stated that you pay a trainer for so many hours a week, you pay a dietician and personal chef to come in and cook healthy meals for you, you pay for at least one nanny to care for your child so you have completely undisturbed time to work out, and you pay for medical procedures to help you maintain that “perfect” body.
ckcramer
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