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A mother of four shares the raw truth about postpartum bodies.

 

Every day, women’s bodies are subjected to more and more judgment from society. Social media is full of unrealistic photos that can make anyone feel uncomfortable in their own skin. For women with postpartum bodies, this topic can be especially sensitive. Wanting to support other mothers, this proud mom decided to stop hiding behind filters or clothing and to embrace the so-called “imperfections” that truly make us unique.

Most mothers are not prepared for the challenges that come after giving birth.

Danisha, a mother of four, recently began sharing her body-acceptance journey on social media. At first, she felt ashamed and constantly tried to hide her postpartum belly, but with her last baby, she wanted to make a change.

“I didn’t know I would have so much loose skin or so many stretch marks. No one talked about it—not even my doctors,” Danisha explained. “I didn’t know my body would never be the same. But I want to embrace it as it is, and I’m happy with where I am now.”

Danisha believes a woman’s body creates miracles.

Seeing so many celebrities and models posing with perfect-looking pregnancy bellies can distort our perception. It can make us believe perfection exists and that something is wrong with our own bodies—damaging our confidence to the point that we forget to love ourselves.

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