Pooch-B-Gone!

Re: Pooch-B-Gone!

• cfranklin1

  March 2011

  I haven't had a flat tummy since I was in high school, but I AM 10lbs below my pre-baby weight.  My secret is simple...I don't have time to eat.  I'm either cleaning my house, running errands, or LO hears the food touch my lips and screams at me. 

   

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• Jessie_ea member

  March 2011

  I'm looking forward to these responses. The weight is coming off but the pooch just won't go away. I hate that I fit into my prepreg pants, but don't feel comfortable in them because my squishy belly hangs over a bit. Someone really should come up with some Pooch-B-Gone, it would make my life so much easier.
  

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• lilbit923 member

  March 2011

  I started wearing a compression garment the day I left the hospital. I bought them from www.designveronique.com and they hold everything in. It helped to get rid of the water weight from Isla and the IV's. I have one that goes from just below the breast down to my knees. It gives a sleeker silihouette to my clothes and reduces the muffin top.

  Drinking tons of water helps too.

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• pomrom

  March 2011

  Check out some Pilates DVDs... yeah it cost but it isn't as expensive as classes. I liked mine... can't find it since we moved. I will be looking into replacing it.

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• Molluskwrangler member

  March 2011

  Damnit, I thought this thread would lead me away to get my dog to stop following me around.
  

  

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• AshasaurusRex member

  March 2011

  You really have to work on your transverse abs, which is hard because they are hard to isolate. I've done a little research on what exercises to do for those and this is what I've come up with...

  https://www.pregnancy-info.net/topic_other_topics.html

  https://www.fitafterthirty.com/fat_sex/transverseabdominalsforflatstomach

  https://www.amazingabdominals.com/ab_articles/pre_post_pregnancy_abs.shtml

  I've been doing those and have definitely notices that my core is strengthening slowly but surely!

  
  Siggy check.

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• daenikoffre member

  March 2011

  Jessie_ea:

  I'm looking forward to these responses. The weight is coming off but the pooch just won't go away. I hate that I fit into my prepreg pants, but don't feel comfortable in them because my squishy belly hangs over a bit. Someone really should come up with some Pooch-B-Gone, it would make my life so much easier.
  

  Same here

  The weight is pretty easily melting away, but there's still that flab! I've never had a part of my body with an underside ((((((

  LovingBaz:

  Damnit, I thought this thread would lead me away to get my dog to stop following me around.

  HA! 

  
  

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• Molluskwrangler member

  March 2011

  AshfieldMay:

  You really have to work on your transverse abs, which is hard because they are hard to isolate. I've done a little research on what exercises to do for those and this is what I've come up with...

  https://www.pregnancy-info.net/topic_other_topics.html

  https://www.fitafterthirty.com/fat_sex/transverseabdominalsforflatstomach

  https://www.amazingabdominals.com/ab_articles/pre_post_pregnancy_abs.shtml

  I've been doing those and have definitely notices that my core is strengthening slowly but surely!

  I can't seem to isolate any ab muscles. 
  

  

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• JJsMom211

  March 2011

  pomrom:

  Check out some Pilates DVDs... yeah it cost but it isn't as expensive as classes. I liked mine... can't find it since we moved. I will be looking into replacing it.

  This. I bought some pilates DVDs a few years ago and still use them. Pilates classes are too expensive and I don't have time to attend a class after work because I'd rather spend time with DS, DH and be at home. No flat tummy yet, but working on it. The two cookies I ate probably won't help

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• daenikoffre member

  March 2011

  AshfieldMay:

  You really have to work on your transverse abs, which is hard because they are hard to isolate. I've done a little research on what exercises to do for those and this is what I've come up with...

  https://www.pregnancy-info.net/topic_other_topics.html

  https://www.fitafterthirty.com/fat_sex/transverseabdominalsforflatstomach

  https://www.amazingabdominals.com/ab_articles/pre_post_pregnancy_abs.shtml

  I've been doing those and have definitely notices that my core is strengthening slowly but surely!

  Ooh, thanks! I'll check those out. 

  And it looks like there are some pilates DVDs on Netflix to watch instantly. Awesome! I forgot to look there. Thanks for the reminder, ladies. 

  
  

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• Hyfagal member

  March 2011

  I suck it in when people are looking.

  

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• rimjob member

  March 2011

  Hyfagal:

  I suck it in when people are looking.

  Exactly!  Sorry Husband,  but the stretch marks are here to stay and I may never wear my bikini again.  If it bothers you that much,  turn the lights off!

  

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• daenikoffre member

  March 2011

  Hyfagal:

  I suck it in when people are looking.

  If I try that I'd choke. 

  Too much to suck!

   

  & Baz, BF isn't the problem.. it's my shirts! Damn things..  

  
  

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