Accepting the changes that come with becoming a mother requires a significant adjustment in viewpoint in order to see the beauty in my body's changes. Every curve represents the fortitude required to foster life, and every stretch mark depicts a tale of growth. Consider these changes as a monument to the amazing experience that is parenthood, rather than as flaws. I accept the softness I've discovered and realise it's a reflection of the love and care that I have now for my child. Honouring my body's adaptability and strength as it grows stronger in its capacity to have and raise my child, fully expressing the forceful nature of motherhood.
There are several physical and hormonal changes that come with being a mother. Postpartum weight loss, changed breast size and form from nursing, and hormonal changes that affect mood and energy levels are common changes. In addition, some women notice changes to their skin and hair during and after pregnancy, as well as alterations to their abdominal muscles. It's important to remember that each person may experience these changes differently.