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I'm about a size up though I'm close to the same weight. The weight is now on my tummy and thighs so I finally gave up and bought bigger pants.
Just curious...Anyone else weigh about the same and look decent but cannot fit into your old clothes after having babies? Drives me nuts!
I'm about a size up though I'm close to the same weight. The weight is now on my tummy and thighs so I finally gave up and bought bigger pants.
I just have two different sized boobs :(
I have the same size I had before pregnancy (size 4) but I find that my fat has a different distribution on my body now :-( I get it around the belly now, not "just" on my thighs and butt as before. Nice uh? Talking about pear-shape...ugh.
completely different, fatter in different places, skinnier in others. ugh
Umm. yeah. The hips just never go back again. :(
I have even actually been SMALLER than before I had kids, but still couldn't fit back in the clothes--- well, the jeans anyway.
Yes, my hips are wider and my waist and feet are bigger. My breast are larger, but lower. On the upside, my arms are more toned from all the lifting!
For the first few months I could not fit into my old pants. I weighed the same as I did prior to getting pregnant less than a week after I had my daughter. The problem was that my pelvic area had spread and my hips were wider. Within a few months everything went back into pre-pregnancy place and I could get back into my old pants.
I know my old shoes dont fit, and I had a lot of expensive ones, finally gave in and gave them to a friend.
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Yep!
My hips never got back to the same size so I had to go up a size in pants and skirts. Weird thing is that my boobs got smaller after my son. Go figure the part I wouldn't have minded staying bigger got smaller and the part I wanted to stay smaller got bigger, LOL!
Yes, I actually weighed less than my pre pregnancy weight at one point but my shirts still didn't fit right. Now that I'm working out a lot I weigh a little bit more, but my clothes fit better. I've come to the conclusion that when I weighed less, I had a higher % of body fat than I do now after working out.