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  • jokalima
    Daycare.com Member
    • May 2012
    • 477

    #16
    Well my almost 5 yo dck said during breakfast "I don't want no more, i don't want a big belly like yours" LOL::::::

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    • daycarediva
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jul 2012
      • 11698

      #17
      Originally posted by CedarCreek
      Please explain these exercise moves!
      pelvic thrusts, reverse crunches, weighted crunches, RIP (rest in plank), ANYTHING that tightens the muscle/core work. Yoga to a certain extent, although I have never tried it. I do 5-6 sets of 25 of each exercise, and do abs every other day.

      Also, diet... abs are made in the kitchen. lean meat, veggie, 1-2 fruits a day, never go 3 hours between meals, LOTS of water.

      For me, I probably will never have a 6 pack, but I am now at the 'comfortable in a 2 piece' stage of the game, and have a mid ab line (which I think it pretty awesome with 4 kids). It was a solid year, losing 40lbs and a complete diet/lifestyle change.

      If *I* can do it, everyone can!

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      • HappyPennie
        Daycare.com Member
        • Dec 2011
        • 51

        #18
        17 Day Diet

        I have about 30 pounds to lose since starting my daycare. Food is available at all times and this job, as you all know, can be stressful at times and I am an emotional eater. My sister told me about the 17 day diet and I LOVE it! I have lost 9 lbs so far. The thing about it is it teaches you how to eat correctly and to make wiser choices with your foods and portions. I highly recommend it. I feel like I have more energy and I just feel better and healthier in general!

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        • just_peachy
          New Daycare.com Member
          • Feb 2013
          • 186

          #19
          Originally posted by daycarediva
          pelvic thrusts, reverse crunches, weighted crunches, RIP (rest in plank), ANYTHING that tightens the muscle/core work. Yoga to a certain extent, although I have never tried it. I do 5-6 sets of 25 of each exercise, and do abs every other day.

          Also, diet... abs are made in the kitchen. lean meat, veggie, 1-2 fruits a day, never go 3 hours between meals, LOTS of water.

          For me, I probably will never have a 6 pack, but I am now at the 'comfortable in a 2 piece' stage of the game, and have a mid ab line (which I think it pretty awesome with 4 kids). It was a solid year, losing 40lbs and a complete diet/lifestyle change.

          If *I* can do it, everyone can!


          This is so inspiring!

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