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HOW I LOST WEIGHT DURING PREGNANCY || Pregnancy Weight Loss Tips

I share all my pregnancy weight loss tips for how I lost weight during pregnancy! If you are wanting to know how to lose weight in pregnancy safely then this is the video for you. Comment below if you have any tips on losing weight pregnant!

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72 comments

    1. Jessica Padron

      Im 5’5 and 260. Im 260 and 8 weeks I want to lose some weight so I can have baby closer weight. I dont plan to lose a lot just some. I want to eat healthy and keep a light workout routine.

  1. sofacitysweetheart29

    I think of the “eating for two” like this. You ARE eating for two, meaning that you have to think of somebody else, not just yourself, while eating. Your choices are effecting two people. Not eating double the food.

  2. Richelle Wagner

    Whenever someone offers me dessert I say “I’m on the ‘don’t get gestational diabetics diet’.” And then they become supportive and don’t argue with me or try to temp me into it. It’s like the perfect thing to say because everyone knows how bad gestational diabetics is.

    1. Marie Rivera

      Gestational Diabeties is not only caused by sugar in take. My whole life my blood sugar levels have been perfect. Once I got pregnant despite eating better then I already had been I got it. It can be genetic and risks are increased by things such as age and weight.

    2. Beauty With Bre

      Yes , I had gestational with my first and only baby diabetes definitely not fun. Feeling sick, not able to eat certain carbs without getting nausea, pricking your finger 3x a day .. the list goes on

    3. Richelle Wagner

      @Meggylove It doesn’t always resolve itself after birth, sometimes the woman gets type 2 diabetes. Avoiding sugar will prevent gestational diabetes. I’m really shocked at how many people are arguing with me about this. Insulin resistance is the mechanism behind type 2 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is when the body doesn’t produce insulin. If your A1C is high you need to decrease how much sugar and carbs you eat. I’m sorry, but these are just facts.

    1. Kindra Hanneman

      @Mary LovingJesus remember some of the weight you gain is part of baby, fluid, and placenta! I was 132 5’2 with my first, 195 when I gave birth. Then at 169ish at 6 weeks pp. Same situation with my daughter but started at the 169ish and 6weeks pp.

    2. nico robin

      @Beauty For Ashes i feel you? thats what caused my weight gain. Depression ? but you got this hun I believe in you!! You’re beautiful no matter what but i hope you do well after delivery so u can feel good❤

    3. Beauty For Ashes

      @nico robin same boat pregnant with 4th baby up to 240 from 165. Alot of emotional trauma this time around caused binge eating. Due in March and determined to get back down to at least 180!

    1. nico robin

      @Gabriela Cingel my friends pregnancy was soooo smooth, she started at a perfect weight, she only gained 7 lbs, which was the weight of the baby. No morning sickness, no aches, no contractions, but her delivery was perfect. Lucky her?

  3. Riley Chapa

    I think people misinterpret the “eating for two” thing. I think it means another being is depending on you for nutrition so you should eat healthy, not necessarily eat 2x the food. Thank you for this video! I am almost 11 weeks and am 20 pounds overweight and my back fat and belly fat are embarrassing. I look 8 months pregnant ?

  4. Mommy's Account

    You are the answer to my prayers! I’m 5″6 210lbs, and 7 weeks pregnant and I am so desperate to not get bigger, in fact I need to lose weight because I am already having health issues! Thank you for this!!!

  5. David Lewis

    My husbands account, I was 231 at 27 weeks, diagnosed with gestational diabeties. Tomorrow I will be 32 weeks and I’ve dropped to 213 with diet (mostly just cut carbs to 100 a day) and continuing to exercise daily

  6. Luna Youre right

    I’ve lost 30lbs from my prepregnancy weight And I’m 6 months pregnant. I worked out for an hour per day high intensity workout and ate 1500 calories per day. Now I’m so far along I need to slow down the workouts and my weight loss has slowed to 1lbs per week.

    1. Luna Youre right

      @Sara Hasan it’s sort of complicated but also simple in a way. . .well I stuffed myself with fruit ? in the mornings and veggies at night. No matter WHAT I ate and how fattening it was I always made sure 50% of the plate was veg. (So keep prewashed salad in the fridge plus any pickled salads you like, in the fridge)

      When I craved something “bad” such as pasta I would make sure it included equal parts vegetables. So I would make mushroom garlic zucchini olive oil bow tie pasta and eat it with a half plateful of salad.

      The third thing I did was realize everything I was craving was either salty and savory, or sweet or Carby. So that made it easy to substitute fast food burgers for salty cheese and crackers with prosciutto. It’s a very salty snack and hit the spot.

      The fourth thing was drinking at least 2 glasses of milk per day plus having yogurt and string cheese snacks to prevent binges. And one glass of milk was always with dinner.

      I hope this serves you well because it DOES work. If you have fruit then if still hungry granola yogurt then if still hungry oatmeal you give yourself healthy road bumps. Then for lunch do pasta with veggies then for dinner do fish or chicken breast with equal parts veggies, you’ll be golden. I’m actually in my last month or so now according to my doc( in my original post I assumed 6 months because I didn’t know I was pregnant until in my 3rd trimester due to only having 3 periods for all of 2020) and I’m still losing half a pound per week while the baby is growing half to a full lbs per week.

      * and if you do eat naughty things, no matter what, Make the effort to serve fattening food with equal part veggies and you must eat all of the veggies ?

    1. Damara Winfrey

      I’m 5’9 starting at 235 and with my previous baby I went from 220-260 and have been dieting before I found out to get the weight off. This makes me feel a lot better because with my first pregnancy I was worried I wasn’t eating enough and now I know I can continue to “lose” weight during this pregnancy.

  7. Tash

    I’m so happy that I came across this video! I’m almost 5 weeks pregnant with baby number 2 and feeling like crap because of my weight. I’m determined to grow a healthy baby and be on my way to a healthy BMI. I can do this!!!

  8. Rebecca Stephens

    I love how you give advice in my language: “Dont go for that third plate of food,” “Don’t eat your captain crunch in the double mixer bowl that you use to make brownies!” ??

  9. 78desertgirl

    I’m cracking up laughing with the chips sitting in the background and I’m positive I keep hearing someone munching on them and then they disappear ??? then at the end of the video we find the culprit lol. So cute.

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