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When Did You Begin Working Out Postpartum?

January 18, 2011 by Erin  

When Did You Begin Working Out Postpartum?

Yesterday, I talked about how I’m slowly but surely baby-stepping my way back to fitness. I’ve been active in the months since my daughter was born, but exercise has in no way been my priority. Sleep, rest and enjoying time with the little... Continue reading...


Do You Worry About Baby Weight?

December 9, 2010 by Erin  

Do You Worry About Baby Weight?

Usually when we talk “baby weight” we’re talking about pregnancy pounds. But this week, I’ve discussed the absurdity of putting babies on diets, the hilarity of SNL’s Baby Spanx skit, and the rise of both obesity and eating... Continue reading...


Do You Multitask While Breastfeeding?

November 30, 2010 by Erin  

Do You Multitask While Breastfeeding?

Yesterday, I threw out my two cents regarding watching television while breastfeeding. While some experts say that it is a no-no, like everything else in FBG-land, we subscribe to the motto “All good things in moderation.” Mothers should... Continue reading...


Did Kegels Work for You?

October 14, 2010 by Erin  

Did Kegels Work for You?

Women always hear about the importance of Kegels, especially during pregnancy. I did Kegels regularly, along with other prenatal exercises, and I still “peezed” myself once. (Peezing is my term for peeing when you sneeze.) Little did I know... Continue reading...


How Sexy Do You Feel?

August 26, 2010 by Erin  

How Sexy Do You Feel?

Maybe you’re one of those lucky duckies who has never felt sexier than you felt during pregnancy. If so, go you! I’ve had my moments, but they are now a distant memory, as is my flat belly and the ability to pick something up off the floor... Continue reading...


Do You Worry About Wearing Your Baby?

July 22, 2010 by Erin  

Do You Worry About Wearing Your Baby?

After carrying my baby around in my belly for eight months now, I’m getting pretty excited for the day when I can throw my husband a baby carrier and make him shoulder the load for a bit. Plus, I think using a baby carrier will be super convenient... Continue reading...