The Unmumsy Mum shares BRILLIANT post-birth nappy reality pic
"I was absolutely euphoric at this point, despite walking like John Wayne and wearing an adult nappy"
We love the honesty The Unmumsy Mum writes with - and now she's shared a raw post-birth pic that's had thousands of you commenting.
Blogger Sarah Turner's just given birth to her 3rd child, but she's done a throwback Facebook post to the 1st time she gave birth, to her son Wilf...
"Looking back through pics of Wilf’s birth and these 2 [pics] are hands down my faves, for very different reasons..." she began.
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"Apologies for the [nappy] photo if you’re eating your breakfast but after initially thinking
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"I realised it’s less flesh than it would be if I shared my ‘bikini body’ and represents the postpartum reality so well.
"I was absolutely euphoric at this point, despite walking like John Wayne and wearing an adult nappy. I cannot tell you how much we were laughing by this stage either, mostly at how lucky James [her partner] is.
"#postpartumreality #imavailableformodelling #adultnappiesforthewin"
Sarah's nappy snap got so many comments from mums, one who said: "Beautiful photo and congratulations on the showing the reality of a post birth mumbod.
"You look fab!" added another. "Wish I could do this all again, the new warm sweet smelling baby snuggles... then skip to when they sleep through!"
And this: "Both pictures are adorable and just show how wonderful that feeling is! Mum tums eventually go back to some sort of normal, don’t they?
"But who cares if your body is changed forever when your life has been changed forever by the arrival of a little wonder!"
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We love that Sarah shared both these photos, and hope she's doing OK right now with new baby number 3!
Images: The Unmumsy Mum on Facebook
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Tara is mum to 1 daughter, Bodhi Rae, and has worked as Content Editor and Social Media Producer at MadeForMums since 2015
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