Are you a few years postpartum? How to set healthy goals and lose that baby weight! Lose the baby weight series part 6

Are you at least 2 years postpartum, and want to focus on your health?

 

Or, are you 7 or 8 years out, and still struggling with losing the baby weight?

 

Listen, mama, if there's anything I want you to take away from this postpartum series is that this stage of life looks different for everybody, and every BODY. 

 

If you're just feeling stuck in your health goals and that things aren't really working for you- this episode is for you!

 

Welcome to episode 32 of Fit Christian Woman! In this final episode of our 6-part postpartum series, I want to start by encouraging you to remember that health is not an all-or-nothing mindset. And, that we need to find health in every stage of life, in every aspect, and in any way we can.

 

This is why I teach my alignment principle where the spirit leads the soul and the body under Jesus God the Father, and living life in the way that he calls us to do. To find that alignment, I give you practical advice on mindset, scheduling, and my free goal-setting resource: Let's Get Started!

 

So if you're feeling this, you know it's time to move, lose that baby weight, or if it's just time to get healthy now that your kids are 6,8, or 10 years old- I want to help you to find the healthiest version of yourself! And, I’m with you every step of the way! 

 

Let’s do this!

Kelsey

 

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