By Justmommies
Besides diet and exercise, a key factor to post-pregnancy weight loss is getting enough sleep, according to researchers.
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By Tracey Mallett
www.TraceyMallett.com
Post-natal exercise offers a whole range of benefits for new moms. However, it’s important to remember that you should always consult with your doctor before starting up an exercise program. What kind of delivery you had will determine how quick you can resume back to your exercise plan. It’s generally advised that you wait until your 6 week post-natal check up.
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By Mary Beth Knight, Chief Fitness Director, StrollerFit Exercise with Your Baby and Mommymuscle
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By Nancy Da Silva
The birth of a child is supposed to be a joyous occasion. It’s supposed to bring couples together because their love has been cemented in this very tangible form. However, many women soon discover that once the baby is brought home and in the days, weeks and even months that follow, their libido seems to have gone the way of their once slim waistline. What happened?
The love they feel for their spouse is still there but the desire to engage in sexual activity is not.
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