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@icarus419 I take classes in person. Reformer Pilates is done on a machine. I highly recommend it!

@icarus419 I started doing Reformer Pilates (RP) to specifically target my minimal DR following the birth of my first kiddo. I had a c-section as well and doing RP really strengthened my core and made me feel like my old self. I’m 35 weeks along with my second and I never stopped my classes. I...

@shanaynay This lasted 23 months for us. LO started sleeping through the night with 1 wake up once we night weaned.

@rudytoot This is my routine with a 2.5 year old and I’m currently 35 weeks pregnant: Everyday chores for me: make bed, laundry (wash/dry/fold/put away), dishes, clear and wipe all counters, cook breakfast/lunch/dinner, vacuum kitchen, pack away toys, wipe down induction top Weekly chores for...

@mariamauva There are weeks I have the energy and desire to workout and on those weeks I try to really go for it. Then there are days that even my regular daily tasks tire me, and on those days, I skip any additional exercise. Try to set realistic goals that take into account that your...

@oddduck123 I have a bachelor’s and master’s degree, completed 1 year of post-graduate training in my field and studied and passed my board certification exam. I became pregnant, purposefully, just 3 months after completing all of this. I had my son at 26 and always knew I wanted to be a stay...

@e2014 23weeks 1 Reformer Pilates class/week 7k steps on weekdays 10k steps/day on weekends ALWAYS chasing after a toddler😅 This has been my schedule since three months prior to conceiving baby number 2. I’ve missed a few pilates classes (probably 3 in total) due to doctor’s appointments...