Weight issue after birth.
So apologises this might be a long post. * not entirely sure this is the right group*
Quick background - I've always always always had issues with my body. Some days are worse than others to the point where I just don't want to eat. I have a history where I might have stopped eating for a day then the next I'd be okay again. Anyways I've never ever been happy no matter what but I need some advice. Honest opinions matter the most!
Below is a photo of me prior of any of my pregnancies. I'm 5'3 and according to my BMI I was classed as slightly over weight.

Below is another photo of me holding my son (who was 4 months old). Had no clue on my BMI as I refused to get on the scales.

Below is a photo of me now. I'm 12 weeks pregnant with my second baby (wasn't planned was going to diet and lose my weight before trying again)

I had my booking appointment and met with my doctor I was shocked to be told that I'm now classed as obese! So obviously with my prior issues of my weight has dishearted me even more. I guessed I'd be overweight because I was heavier then I was before but I never imagined I'd ever get to the stage where I was classed as obese. Anyways in shock of all the news (which I was told after having my scan so happy feelings to extreme sad feelings in the matter of minutes) my doctor explained how I will need to take higher dosage of folic acid and that I will need extra testing (which I never had to have in my previous pregnant) I just sat there in complete and utter shock, so upset couldn't even bring myself to talk.
Now my husband is so supportive but wouldn't say a bad thing to me. He doesn't believe in BMI as athletes can be classed as obese because muscle weighs higher than fat but as you can see I don't have much muscle at all!
Anyways I'm not sure whether I should really force myself into a strict diet and exercising routine (which I was going to do before I found out I was pregnant) or just take it easy, try accepting myself, eat healthy but relax.
Any opinions, views or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Achieve your health goals from period to parenting.