My postpartum body
I found these photos on my camera roll that I never shared: My body in its postpartum transformations. I remember posting this cover photo and receiving comments like "Wait, are you pregnant again?!", and thinking about the importance of showing that most women go through a good period still looking like they are carrying a baby even after birth, and there's nothing wrong with that. Of course, there are those who leave the hospital without a belly too (many followers told me they experienced this), but these cases are actually the exception.
I confess that because I didn't have such intense changes during pregnancy, I thought that in 1 month I would have something kind of "definitive", but that moment never came. The linea nigra took more than 6 months to disappear. My skin was never the same again. I didn't have time to dedicate myself to improving the diastasis.
And it's part of it. All of this is part of it. There are those who don't care about it, there are those who are bothered by it, there are those who try to get close to how they were before, and those who will never care about it again.
Different women, different bodies, minds, and stories. All worthy of love, admiration, and the freedom to live in their own bodies. Every mother has a mother's body. And that's a compliment ❤️.
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