Beautiful and thanks for sharing. You have a gorgeous smile and lovely family. That little boy looks like a cherub with ringlets n cheeks

wonderful to share this. its nothing to be ashamed of. I get it tho. all those who get really upset at what they did look like and what they look like after. not as many people as you think will bash youre body for how it looks after a child. I think each is beautiful. its the wheel of life. sure some will never want to go thru it and prob wont because of it and that's fine to. but know that if you did you would be just a beautiful after as you were before if not more. thanks you to the person sharing this as the postpartum depression some people get after birth (maybe all, idk) play a big role in how you feel you look after giving birth. Ive noticed with my wife its been a driving key of those bad feelings. to show others that its nothing to be ashamed of or feel bad about is wonderful. Life its self is beautiful. I love these inspirational things.

Beautiful pictures, all of you are, and your love comes through. Be very proud of your family and you being a mom; just let me say that a number of women do not see a difference in their belly shape or overall image and they are not fashion models; this was the case with me, my sister and both of my best friends. It can be either way but this is not strictly the norm. Motherhood should not scare women away, whatever happens happens. After all, all of us that have been raising children know that in the long run, how our belly looks fades compared to the new priorities set by life itself. Great hair, nails and outfits really mattered to me until my son was born 6 years ago. Now I certainly take care of myself the best I can but my thoughts during the day are about 10.000 about my son and a couple about what I will look like when I go to the beach. Feels kind of freeing and my purpose seems so much more important....

baby is smiling in fourth pic aaa

I've had two kids. I know I don't look in the mirror often but I don't think I looked like that. Everyone is different, there is no normal.

Wow, a lot of HORRIBLE and HURTFUL comments in here! Shame on you all! You all are disgusting!

I'm shocked at the long scar. C-Sections are done very low. They call it a bikini cut. The days of opening the mom from stem to stern doesn't happen anymore. I have that same scar and no belly button due to the surgery I had to save my life.

She is lovely, but it does look like she has a pretty significant diastasis recti (tearing of the abdomanals). That is why she still has the "pooch". It is fairly common, but with proper healing and education (and if necesaary professionaL rehab), it usually is not a permanant issue. Lots of people are uneducated about this issue and think they will just always have the "mummy tummy", or "pooch". But it is actually a (often) very painful and serious injury.

Urgh.

Thanks for showing the truth.

"Chelated Zinc". For future mothers, take chelated zinc from day one. Do that and your skin elasticity will remain flawless.

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I didn't know that holding babies by the crotch was common practice.

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I don't see any beauty here. There is a woman with dirt under her nails, she hasn't clean her teeth good, her cloth isn't ironed and clean, and her skin says that she doesn't care about her body at all. It's not a natural beauty, it is her natural laziness. Pity that someone is supporting her in that.