Totally Vain question

Mipper

Ok so obviously I was way off on what I "Thought" my stomach would look like after giving birth. I still look very pregnant. So here is my vain question... How long did it take for your tummy to go down? I'm not talking all the way back to pre-pregnancy shape but to the point where you don't feel like you look 7 months pregnant.

BugLuv

I don't look 7 month pregnant anymore, but I still look maybe about 5... I have lost 30lbs so far, and have gotten stuck... still have 20 more pre-pregnancy lbs to go.

Temp159135562506975

it'll take a few weeks for your uterus to shrink back down. If you are nursing/pumping it will happen faster than if not.  With DS1 it was maybe 3weeks before i stopped looking pg and just looked fat.

with the twins- i still look pg 6 weeks later - these boys killed my body!

FyshWyfe

It took about six weeks for me to stop feeling like a whale.

Nicavesani

It took me about 2 weeks to stop looking pregnant.  Now I feel like I look great.  Actually better than pre-preg.  

Hang in there, it'll go down.  Especially if you're BFing 

hula_lula

I was into non-maternity pants at 4 weeks, but I still look massively fat. So I'd say 3-4 weeks before I stopped looking pregnant and just looked like a fatty. LOL

DSteed-to-be

BugLuv:

I don't look 7 month pregnant anymore, but I still look maybe about 5... I have lost 30lbs so far, and have gotten stuck... still have 20 more pre-pregnancy lbs to go.

 

this exactly except 30 lbs to go...37 to goal weight

ncbelle

I had a "beer gut" when I left the hospital, was pretty normal looking within a week maybe (I didn't look pregnant, just not as flat as I was pre-preg).  By 6 weeks my tummy looked as flat as it used to only my abs weren't as tight.

Suparstarz714

1 week... My skin is still loose, but I was wearing my PrePG bottoms that were big on me 1 week after LO was born.  I am like 1 size bigger than I was Pre PG.  I don't think I will ever get back to what I was Pre PG...

mommabarker09

I don't look pregnant, but I have the "looseness" or a muffin top as I like to call it. Try this, it's helping a lot, and it's WONDERFUL for back support.