@theperfectmom - “For every women unhappy with her postpartum marks, there is one wishing she had them.” I love this quote. I once was her, the "one," waiting, wishing, hoping to be a Mother. Finding out I was finally going to be a Mom was one most incredible feelings. It didn't matter whether I was going to give birth naturally or have a cesarean (however you do it, you’re amazing). And it didn't matter that my body was going to change drastically. I was finally going to be a Mom, a Mom to triplets! And although I never imagined my body would look the way it does now, it represents so much more. There is a lot of extra skin, stretch marks, sag and wrinkles. And while my new Mom body may be hard to love sometimes, it is a new me that represents the power of the female body and the miracle of carrying three babies. As I have shared before, I call my postpartum marks my "Hope wounds" and they have taught me a greater meaning of self-love and appreciation for my body. I think that it is important to change our Mom body perspectives. There is empowerment for yourself in loving yourself. Our postpartum marks are stories of hope, stories of love, and sometimes stories of loss. There is so much beauty in our Mom bodies because above all they represent life, our children, and the undeniable love we have for them. For the "one"somewhere wishing, hoping, praying for her miracle, this is for you. For the one who delivered and lost your baby, I know these are all you physically have left of your angel. You are strong mama. And to all the Mama's struggling to love themselves: you're beautiful, strong, and may you be empowered to love yourself a little more today!! Choose to change your perspective because your beautiful! Bra/Undies: @knix >>> the most incredible bra and underwear I own!!! P.S EXCITING NEWS Next week I leave for an amazing Body + Love Workshop by @sarahsapora I’m so excited to be surrounded and inspired by an amazing group of people all supporting each other! I will be share more details in my stories 💕

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Via @fiaanderberg Our bodies are not whats bring ideals to this world, its our thoughts thats causes that. Our bodies never was the problem to this bodymadness we are living in, once again its our thoughts thats the problem, how we see ourselfs and what we think about our bodies. Your children takes after you you know. When you think negative thoughts about your body and than says it out loud, your children hears you and it gets their reality too. Accept yourself and learn your kids to do the same. Teach them to love themselfs, teach them they are enough, teach them that they are beautiful and teach them to teach their friends the same ❤ Teach them that all differences is beauty and that our unique selfs makes us perfect! We rule over theese bodyideals, we rule the societys norms and its up to us, you and me, to accept EVERYBODY and EVERY BODY! Life is now! Be the inspiration today you want your children to grow up with. Be that self-confidence you want your kids to be. Be that strength you want them to wear forever! That strength to love themselfs ❤

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@cheyennegil - Reminder: you don’t need to be skinnier, smaller, shorter than your partner. I am bigger, heavier, rolly-er, and taller than my man. I’m still loved, honored, respected (and so is he) by him - and by me. My body has changed a lot over the past 2 years. It’s grown bigger, wider, heavier. And all the while it has still been loved by both of us. My body is truly gorgeous, even if it doesn’t fit into the box that conventional beauty standards tells us is gorgeous. It’s gorgeous. It’s gorgeous. All these pork chops. My lil flat and wide butt. His body is gorgeous too. His bony ass. His beautiful belly. We are just gorgeous (we as in all of us). Humans are gorgeous. // photos by our incredible friend @michelesuits of @quartermoonco