Not just Sameera, here are some other celebrity moms who were body shamed: 1. And to all trolls: ‘Say what you want guys, I think I have a superpower, I’m giving a birth to a baby’,” Sameera, who is expecting her second baby, added in her interview. But what’s most important is to embrace yourself.
Maybe it’ll take me time with the second baby. It took me time to (lose weight) with the first baby. Women tend to be desexualised when pregnant and later, criticised for not regaining their pre-pregnancy body.
And even when she does, she is under constant scrutiny, for her body to her duties as a ideal mother. For a new mother, her baby is her priority and in this situation, slimming down might not be in her bucket list, at least for the time being.Ī woman is often shamed when she does not or cannot become a mother. New moms shouldn’t ideally start dieting for at least six weeks postpartum, as per experts, or it could also affect her breast milk supply. Sometimes, losing postpartum weight can almost take up to a year. Losing post-pregnancy weight is not easyĮven as one appreciates Kareena’s weight-loss journey post delivery, one also needs to keep in mind that losing baby weight is not the same as shedding those extra kilos at other times.
If the physical and psychological challenges during pregnancy aren’t enough, think about how a new mother has to endure stressful, sleepless nights to take care of the newborn, while experiencing emotional distress, which reflects on her food habits, lifestyle and her overall health. And later, they are expected to bounce back to shape immediately after delivering the baby. They are ‘bump-shamed’ by being termed ‘huge’. Mothers tend to be body-shamed right from their pregnancy days.
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