Faythe Womack
2 days ago4 min read
The Truth About “Bouncing Back”: What Strength Actually Looks Like After Motherhood
The idea of “bouncing back” after kids is not just unrealistic, it’s harmful. It implies that motherhood somehow damaged your body. That your goal should be to erase evidence of one of the most physiologically demanding experiences a human body can endure. That strength is measured by how quickly you can look like nothing changed. None of that is true. Your body didn’t break when you became a mother. It adapted. And adaptation is the definition of strength. Pregnancy and Pos
