Can anyone advice me on a baby wieght problem?

ive had a baby 8 weeks ago (second) and shes soo beautiful. ok enough bragging. My problem is although am a size8 (ya nothing wrong with it you may think) but i have this flab that no matter what i do it wont go away and i also have mass strech marks which hasnt gone away and i developed them from my first preg and shes now 4 years old (also beautiful). Do you know off anything i could do to shift that extra streched flab? can i get tummy tuck on NHS? trust me my belly is well freaky and disgusting, bare in mind i exercise everyday with a belly dancing DVD and 100 sit ups every night...





Help!! its dragging me down big time, althou having to beautiful girls is all worth it but i just need this little flab shifting to make mummy happy too! am sure there are mums out there who have gone throu the same experience but then any advice will be brill..





thanks in advance to all.. xxCan anyone advice me on a baby wieght problem?
Just have patience, you are doing plenty to get it done, but it will take time. Just keep up the good work :)Can anyone advice me on a baby wieght problem?
I haven;t found any exersices that have gotten rid of the baby pouch. After this on is delivered I'm going to see about a tummy tuck. As for the strech marks try mederma or laser removal
tummy tuck


but since it only been 8 weeks you should give yoursefl some time before tucking


Goodluck%26amp; Congrats on your Girls
Tummy tucks are the only thing that will remedy this situation. Some women get the blessing of having their skin stretched through pregnancy and it popping right back in after. Some of us don't have that luxury and no matter how much excercise you do it is stretched out and will never be fixed through excercise. We women have to either love our new body or get a tummy tuck. I like the 2nd option which I am going to do next spring.
There's far more important stuff that people need to have done on the NHS than removing a bit of jelly belly!


Its something you have, if your muscles underneath are tight and you are the right weight etc, then you have to learn to live with it, its simply stretched skin, get a pair of Bridgit Jones knickers or save up for a private tuck, please don't waste NHS time and resources asking for it for free
The only way to shift it is a tummy tuck go see your doctor and talk to them about how it makes you feel where i live you have to have so many points before they contact a surgeon for you on the NHS but your a size 8 up ere you have to be at least a size 16 to get on the NHS waiting list im currantly waiting for appointment through a private clinic


Good luck hope ya get what ya want i know how ya feel and im only a size bigger than you
First off, I wouldn't recommended getting any kind of cosmetic surgery or plastic surgery, and it sounds like you were thinking about that with the tummy tuck idea.





Well, I think you keep up those exercises but focus also on your diet. Try to switch to a more healthy diet, for example cut down on fast food, soft drinks, high-cholesterol foods, etc. Maybe you can try picking up a sport you enjoy - perhaps you'd like to play basketball, tennis, softball, horseback riding, or whatever floats your boat.





Or you can buy the Nintendo Wii.