After Kendra Baskett and Teyana Taylor gave birth and snapped back into their pre-baby bodies in less than a month, it seems like there is now a very thin line between healing in a natural and healthy manner and staying beautiful in society's eyes. When can safely say the importance of being sexually appealing or "beautiful" has been taken to a whole new level. Many celebrities and socialites are becoming obssessive with snapping back in the shortest period of time (7-30days after childbirth). Whether she had a c-section or not, safe delivery or not, it really does not matter.

From getting surgery to taking dietary supplements that are not recommended for women that are still breastfeeding (flat tummy tea) to photoshopping for instagram or magazines (Kourtney Kardashian)to only breadfeeding for as little as 6months (i'm not talking about HIV+ women, im talking about Kim K and Beyonce) It seems like women are now more determined of staying beautiful and relevant more than anything else. Is it now safe to say that getting a pre-baby body is less than a year is now far much more important than the wellbeing and growth of a baby?

In today's world gaining more than 30lbs during pregnancy is pure reckelessness, although according to medical practitioners it can actually be healthy for both the mother and the baby. Today a lot of health magazines and TV shows are encouraging women to stop eating for two. Well even Kate Middleton has encouraged women to stick to their pre-baby diet so as to avoid "obesity" and her solution so losing baby weight is simply staying active soon after giving birth.

To women, what do you value more and how long do you think it should take to lose the baby weight or become fit? To men, how important is a woman's appearance after childbirth and how long would you expect her to take to get back into shape?

Who baby epp?

SisterCaro:
Who baby epp?

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