Jessica Simpson appears to be due any day now, and she definitely seems like she's over being pregnant. Not that I can say that I blame her. Those last few weeks are anything but comfortable, especially since she's added around 40 pounds to her usually petite frame. Carrying all that extra weight around sure takes its toll on the body -- believe me. As someone who gained even more than Jess, I totally feel her pain.
And like any heavily pregnant gal, Jess admits that she really wants to reclaim her pre-baby figure. But hopefully she won't put too much pressure on herself to look a certain way or be a certain size, because she's never going to get her body back.
Pregnancy should seriously come with some sort of disclaimer that reads: "Warning. Your body no longer belongs to you, and it never will again. Get used to it -- and get over it. It's just part of the deal -- but surrendering your shape is worth it."
After carrying around another human being for nine months, most women assume that they will eventually return to their pre-baby form a few months after giving birth. But what they don't realize is that once you have a baby, your body never truly belongs to you again. That child owns you -- and the fab bod you once had. Let's go over a few examples to help get Jess ready so she can set realistic expectations.
Boobs - If she's planning on breastfeeding, then she needs to be fully prepared to have a small human attached to her for several hours a day. Those famous boobs won't be hers anymore. And even if she doesn't breastfeed, her boobs still won't be exempt from taking a bit of a beating. They'll sag after pregnancy regardless of her method of feeding. Sad, but true.
Bladder Control - Thought you had to pee a lot while you were pregnant? Yeah, that doesn't go away after you have the baby. Jess better be prepared to wet her pants a little bit every time she sneezes or coughs. But she's a laid-back gal, so she'll probably just make a funny joke out of it and move on. (Love her attitude!)
Hair - Jess is going to be really thankful for that line of hair extensions that she created a few years back. Because her precious little girl will likely pull out a few clumps of her locks at one point or another. Oh yeah, and it's best for her to either get used to looking a bit greasier or stock up on dry shampoo. Shower time is a luxury as a new mom. (Then again, she is a celeb, so she may get more bathroom time.)
Body Shape - This one is the worst for sure. Jessica has such a great mindset and has enjoyed her pregnancy thoroughly and not worried about her weight, but she is still going to have to work hard to shed every last pound. I am 100 percent confident that she will lose all of her baby weight -- if she does, she may be shocked when some of her pre-baby clothes don't fit. Pregnancy changes your shape completely, and there is no guarantee that your body will ever go back to looking exactly like it did before your little one arrived.
But even though Jess's body won't ever really belong to her again, I doubt she'll mind. Having her little girl in her arms is certainly more important than needing new bras or having to do Kegel exercises all day long.
You can hear more about Jess's post-partum weight wishes in the video clip below.
Are you ok with the fact that your body probably won't look exactly like it did before you got pregnant?
Image via Pacific Coast News


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Nearly three and a half years out, and I am dangerously close to my DELIVERY DAY weight. :(
Such negativity. Even if there is some truth to some of your statements, the mere fact that she is a celebrity with gobs of money means that if her post-baby body isn't to her liking, she can pay to change it.
Perhaps insteading of injecting your daily dose of negativity into the world, you could focus on her beauty and the fact that she will be a beautiful mother.
This article really tells me that you don't care much for being a mother and aren't too accepting of the changes it comes with... I think "resentful" sums it up nicely.
I beg to differ. I got my body back and then some. I kept going after hitting my pre-pregnancy weight and hit the lowest weight and smallest size I've been in my adult life. Are my boobs not as perky as before? Sure, but nothing a good bra can't fix. Is my butt flatter? Yeah, but it probably would be rounder if I'd take some dang responsibility for it and actually do the workouts my personal trainer friend recommends. All those things, to me, are just details. Overall, I do not believe having babies "ruined" my body at all. It's still MY body and I am still the one responsible for it.
I don't agree with anything you said in that post. I gained nearly 70 lbs when I was pregnant and less than a year later I look just as good as I did before I got pregnant. It took a bit of time and hard work and I'm sure she can do the same thing espesialy with all the money she has.