i still have loose belly skin 9 months postpartum

Becky - posted on 03/29/2012

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Samantha - posted on 08/19/2010

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Anita - posted on 07/03/2010

It's hard isn't it!! I had my 2 children 10 months apart so I didn't give myself much of a chance to get rid of it. My youngest is now 12 months old and I still look 4 months pregnant (not exaggerating). I also work our nearly everyday, I walk with a double pram lugging 30kgs of children over hills etc and I still can't seem to lose it. My tummy is sort of hard though, not flabby but I still look fat. I think the best way to lose it is to just do cardio as much as you can and sweat as much as you can, while cutting down on fatty food and sugars.



My hubby is a personal trainer and the tips he has given me are:

* no sugar (or cut down)

* more protein

* heaps of cardio, you need to really sweat

* good eating habits (eg use avo instead of butter etc...)

Elisa - posted on 03/31/2010

Girl I have the same thing! It drives me nuts.. try circuit training and adding a little more cardio.. See if you can find a personal trainer for a decent rate to just get some tips and a work out or 2 in with one to help you really target what you want.