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Does Breastfeeding Help Shed Baby Weight? Kourtney Kardashian Thinks So!
Kourtney Kardashian gained 10 pounds after quitting breastfeeding!
Kourtney Kardashian has definitely been envied for her fab post-baby body, as most new moms would love to look as svelte as she did after having son, Mason.
There are mixed opinions over whether or not breastfeeding really helps women shed baby weight, but Kourtney absolutely believes that it worked for her. The reality star is reporting that since she stopped breastfeeding Mason, she has packed on a whole ten pounds! That may not sound like a lot of weight to most of us, but for someone as tiny as Kourtney, ten pounds can really make a huge difference.
Since Mason is 16 months old and she is done breastfeeding him, Kourtney plans on “stepping up her workouts” and using the QuickTrim diet supplement as an added boost.
I have to say that it’s refreshing to hear a celeb mom admit to gaining weight instead of trying to maintain a perfect image 100% of the time. Kourtney proved that she may be on TV, but she wants to get in shape and look good just as much as the rest of us.
Photo: Pacific Coast News
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Shannon Addington commented on May 10 11 at 2:32 pmI completely agree. When I was pregnant I gained nearly 60 pounds and I lost all of it and then some, to get to a healthy weight much lower than I had ever been in my life. It was wonderful. The weight just melted away and I ate constantly. All of the calories were going straight to my baby.
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