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发表时间：2018-03-16 11:32作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

成爲媽媽真的是一段美妙的經曆。但成天圍著孩子轉的生活，讓你忘記了自己，忘記了自己原本還是一個美麗的女人。

孩子帶給我們一切的美好，卻沒能讓我們留住過去的好身材。媽媽們對這些聲音一定不陌生：

生完孩子就肥了

松垮的肚子

自己越來越像個大媽

身體變得很差，經常腰酸背痛

當你意識到想要做出改變時，循序漸進和科學定制訓練方法尤爲重要。

①没有産後修複，别谈瘦身

有身生娃會招致媽媽髒器毀傷，從而形成産後腰酸背痛，乃至呈現私處松懈、漏尿等環境。

傳統臥床式的佛山坐月子其實不能真正規複身材。許多媽媽身材毀傷沒有修複，就去跑去健身。馬甲線沒進去，反而由于腹直肌扯破更重大進了病院。

②体重轻不等于瘦

许多妈妈产后 6 个月到 1 年都邑瘦返来，但她们更多的只是体重下去了，全部人的状况却再也回不到产前。

你感到本身似乎老了許多，實在其實不是的！那是毀傷帶來的松懈形成的生理累贅——豈論本身多瘦，松懈的肚子**在那裏！

③不是你懶，辦法纰謬

感到本身懶，總擔憂堅持不上去。那是由于你看到的塑形課都不是專爲媽媽量身定制的。

懶是人情世故，孩子不停哭鬧，你累到瓦解，誰都想躺下歇一歇。可許多時刻心態上的疲乏和壓力卻不是睡覺蘇息就可以減緩的，當媽媽真的很費力，咱們只是沒有找到得當咱們的修複辦法。

*後：

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