
The best thing I can do to accept my postbabybody is get off of celebrity blogs and get out into the world. The more I surround myself with real women, the more I realize that normal, beautiful bodies come in all shapes and sizes. I also made a vow to myself that I would never let my daughter hear me say negative things about my body. I want her to grow up loving herself completely and unconditionally. I want her to see her mother as someone that loves herself, including all her imperfections. I did the photo shoot for her, because I would want her to have the confidence to do it. This photo shoot had a huge impact on helping me accept my body because I couldn’t cover up my body and I had to really see myself. Seeing myself, and the other women, allowed me to see all the beauty that I’ve been avoiding because I was waiting until I lost weight to see myself again.
I’m learning to love MyPostBabyBody. It takes a conscious effort, but the more I make that effort, the more I love my body and myself. I’m learning to tap into my inner Sasha Fierce so that I can have the confidence of Beyonce with the postbabybody of Katrina.
Our bodies are amazing and beautiful.It’s a shame that we’re taught to think that our bodies have to look a certain way in order to be beautiful or to feel desirable.
Photo Credit- the amazingly talented Maria Del Rio, Del Rio Photography
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