The arrival of a baby is a wonderful thing. But what is not talked about so much in connection with pregnancy is the fact that getting back in shape after giving birth is often not easy for women. After all, this was also outlined by the former top tennis player Andrea Sestini Hlaváčková (37), who returned from the maternity hospital a few weeks ago with her second-born daughter Bea.
Andrea talked about the female body after childbirth on social networks, where she showed a photo from the examination booth.
“Today I experienced probably the worst feeling in front of the mirror in my entire life,” another smiling blonde admitted. “I don’t want to comfort, but to share for women who sometimes feel like a box of pies,” she drew attention to her point in advance.
“I came home to the fact that my jeans are not even two sizes bigger than the ones I have in my closet at home. With the feeling that I have cellulite on my nose, too.” Andrea despaired. “I nursed there in the middle of those rags that pissed me off for about 40 minutes, I could see myself from 3 angles and under that devilish light. Anyway, I left with a screaming baby and a few pieces that somehow ease the way I feel under them.” said a native of Pilsen.
The tennis player, who has a four-year-old daughter Bibi and a recently born baby girl Bea at home, has a lot of support in her surroundings, but it is clear to her that not everyone has it the same way: “Seriously don’t text me that I look great or that it’s too soon that I’ll be fit soon. I’m sharing this because I can get out of these feelings thanks to myself, my husband or my friends, but maybe there’s someone out there who sees those perfect Instagram bodies and doesn’t understand why the hell they’ve been wearing those high jeans and crop tops for years.”
Andrea admitted that she was in a weird mood when she got home, but shared that it helped her to exercise and take a short bath afterward. “Today, the head needed it more than the body, and I also tried to cool down at the end,” enjoyed Hlaváčková, who, with her approach and revelation of the reality of mothers, encouraged women going through the same period. But none of them would definitely trade a perfect figure for their happy and healthy baby.
Andrea admitted that the outfit did not lift her mood much.
