Kim Kardashian continues to make headlines despite being in hiding since giving birth to baby North West. Rumor has it that Kardashian is refusing to make any public appearances until she loses ALL of the baby weight and is skinny again. US Weekly is reporting that the 32-year-old has recently lost 30 pounds since having the baby and is aiming to lose another 30 to reach her goal weight of 115 pounds.
Kim, I have two words for you: Puh-lease!
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Kardashian is reportedly working with a trainer and is on a strict diet, but has reached a weight loss plateau. If you ask me this is ridiculous to begin with and Kim needs to relax!
The baby weight will come off in due time and stressing about it is what is probably keeping her from losing the rest. Instead she should be enjoying the new addition to her family. In fact, there are many other things that Kim along with many new moms can do besides stressing out over getting back to their pre-pregnancy shape.
Check out our ideas below!
Relax! New moms need at least a few weeks to relax and compose herself again after having a baby. Watch movies or catch up on your favorite TV shows when you can as you adjust to the new change and feel somewhat normal again.
Bond with your newborn: Babies grow up before you know it, so you should savor every moment you have with them as babies. When they reach the toddler stages, you'll be begging for the infant years back.
Ask for help: Whether it's your mom, sister, or aunt, having a helping hand around the home will do wonders for you. You need the assistance while you recover from having a human inside you for the past nine months.
Sleep when you can: Babies are prone to napping a lot and that's when it ideal to take one yourself. The last thing you want to do is be sleep deprived when dealing with a crying infant.
Create a schedule: Now with the new baby at home things have to be adjusted according to a schedule. Get the baby used to a routine that will make parenthood easier for you and reduce the stressors that come along with it.
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