How much weight did you lose after giving birth?

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I lost 20 pounds after having the baby a week ago, but still have about 15 to get to pre-pregnancy weight. Just wondering if this is the norm

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Yes its normal becuase your body is getting rid of excess fluid. I gained 12.5 lbs during my pregnancy and lost 31 lbs in the first two weeks. Its been 5 months and i have gained 5 lbs back from the 31 lbs.

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I only gained 18 and lost 30 in 3 weeks

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was 130 before my first kid, gained 51 pounds, then got down to 120 within 2 years (no diet or excercise). my second gained 50 and now down to 135 eleven months later with minimal  diet and exercise. trying to get to 120 again!

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i lost around 20ish as well..i still wanna lose at least 10 more..i want to be lower than pre pregnancy..idk if i can but I'm going to try

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Literally nothing for almost 2 weeks. They pumped me full of so many fluids that I barely fit in the big sweats I brought to go home in. After that I lost about 17lbs , still sitting at that 6 weeks PP and I’m even breastfeeding! 
I still need to lose 19-20lbs to be back to pre pregnancy weight.

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I lost all 20 pounds I gained within 3 or 4 days of giving birth. I was all baby. Once she was out, the weight obviously went with her.

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I was about 175 when I gave birth, I think immediately afterward I was about 160. It took about 9mo to get around 148ish, then suddenly my body decided to shed the rest of the weight & now 13mo pp I'm 135ish, so about 5lbs under my weight when I conceived. (for reference, I'm 5'9".) I'm very active but have been super conservative with increasing my exercise slowly because breastfeeding is my priority.

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Im 5 pounds from prepregnancy weight

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