balanced diet
A balanced postpartum diet is the key, which should include protein, carbohydrates, healthy fat and fiber. Choose fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean meat and low-fat dairy products as your main food sources.
Control food intake
It's ok to eat less, but don't overdo it. Eating about 1500- 1800 calories a day is enough to meet the nutritional needs of you and your baby.
♀? Moderate exercise
Start with light aerobic exercise, such as walking, yoga or swimming. These exercises help to burn calories and enhance heart and lung function and muscle strength. When your body recovers, gradually increase the intensity and time of exercise.
breast feeding
If you are breast-feeding, make sure that your diet is nutritious and varied. Breastfeeding not only helps to burn excess calories, but also promotes uterine contraction.
Healthy living habits
Establishing healthy living habits, ensuring good sleep, reducing stress and avoiding excessive fatigue are all conducive to physical recovery and weight loss.
Take it easy
Don't rush for success. Losing weight quickly may put a burden on your body. It is recommended to lose 0.5- 1 kg per week, which is healthier and more lasting.