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New Mom "Fat Traps"
How to Avoid Them
and Lose Weight
and Lose Weight
By Melinda Copp
And the third healthy habit is to continue taking your prenatal vitamin for a year after your baby is born, whether or not you're nursing. "Taking a moderate dose of a multivitamin will help replenish your body's supply," Somer says.
"Just because you're a mom and you have a million things to do, realize that you need to step back and make yourself a priority," says Jen Edwards, an AFAA-certified fitness instructor and director of Once Upon a Workout fitness center in Hilton Head Island, S.C. Make time for yourself to relax and rejuvenate by getting a massage or taking a bubble bath.
"If you can't take care of yourself, you can't be the best mom to your kids," Edwards says.
And you'll probably hear that you should sleep when Baby sleeps. If your baby doesn't sleep through the night, this can be a lifesaver. Try to go to bed at night around the same time as Baby, and schedule a nap for yourself when Baby sleeps during the day.
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