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07-01-2018, 06:53 PM
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A post shared by tiamowry (@tiamowry) (https://www.instagram.com/p/BkZwUaClmRE/) on Jun 24, 2018 at 2:29am PDT
Often, celebrities who post selfies of their postpartum bodies think they are being relatable by sharing a not-quite-flat tummy. What they might not realize is that their "struggle to bounce back" to their svelte prebaby bodies is still a vastly different experience from most women's - that their starting points are most of our goal lines. Tia Mowry's latest Instagram post, however, was a refreshing reminder that some celebs are just like the rest of us.
Seven weeks after welcoming a baby girl, the Sister, Sister star shared a full-body selfie on Instagram alongside a message about her own unrealistic expectations. She too felt like something was "wrong" with her when she flipped through magazines and didn't look like the "women on the beach a few weeks postpartum in a two-piece" bikini.
Related: Why the World Is Still So Shocked by Kate Middleton's Postbaby Belly (https://www.popsugar.com/moms/Why-Does-Kate-Middleton-Still-Look-Pregnant-44770361?utm_medium=partner_feed&utm_source=yahoo_publisher&utm_campaign=related%20link)
"Some pregnant women after giving birth no longer have a belly after seven weeks," she wrote. "While others, it may take a little while. Me, I'm the latter."
In her powerful post, she continued:
I remember after giving birth to Cree, my belly didn't all of a sudden go flat. I did have a C-Section (as well as with my second pregnancy), and I thought something was wrong with me. I had seen in magazines the many women on the beach a few weeks postpartum in a two piece. To be honest, it had to take time for me to embrace my new body. With this second pregnancy, I now have embraced that fact that I've housed a human being. A miracle. A life. If it takes a while for me to get back to my normal self, than so be it. This. Is. Me. And I love me.
Let her post be a reminder to all of us to be kinder to our bodies.
أكثر... (https://www.popsugar.com/moms/Tia-Mowry-Postpartum-Body-Photo-44992924)
A post shared by tiamowry (@tiamowry) (https://www.instagram.com/p/BkZwUaClmRE/) on Jun 24, 2018 at 2:29am PDT
Often, celebrities who post selfies of their postpartum bodies think they are being relatable by sharing a not-quite-flat tummy. What they might not realize is that their "struggle to bounce back" to their svelte prebaby bodies is still a vastly different experience from most women's - that their starting points are most of our goal lines. Tia Mowry's latest Instagram post, however, was a refreshing reminder that some celebs are just like the rest of us.
Seven weeks after welcoming a baby girl, the Sister, Sister star shared a full-body selfie on Instagram alongside a message about her own unrealistic expectations. She too felt like something was "wrong" with her when she flipped through magazines and didn't look like the "women on the beach a few weeks postpartum in a two-piece" bikini.
Related: Why the World Is Still So Shocked by Kate Middleton's Postbaby Belly (https://www.popsugar.com/moms/Why-Does-Kate-Middleton-Still-Look-Pregnant-44770361?utm_medium=partner_feed&utm_source=yahoo_publisher&utm_campaign=related%20link)
"Some pregnant women after giving birth no longer have a belly after seven weeks," she wrote. "While others, it may take a little while. Me, I'm the latter."
In her powerful post, she continued:
I remember after giving birth to Cree, my belly didn't all of a sudden go flat. I did have a C-Section (as well as with my second pregnancy), and I thought something was wrong with me. I had seen in magazines the many women on the beach a few weeks postpartum in a two piece. To be honest, it had to take time for me to embrace my new body. With this second pregnancy, I now have embraced that fact that I've housed a human being. A miracle. A life. If it takes a while for me to get back to my normal self, than so be it. This. Is. Me. And I love me.
Let her post be a reminder to all of us to be kinder to our bodies.
أكثر... (https://www.popsugar.com/moms/Tia-Mowry-Postpartum-Body-Photo-44992924)