CHELSEA Houska has shared an update on her post-baby body just four months after welcoming her daughter Walker to the world.
The Teen Mom alum has been candid with her fans about the recovery process, as she recently opened up about her “motivation” to get back in shape.
Chelsea, 29, took to her stories today to show off her returning figure in a promotional photo.
The reality star wore a comfy “lounge set” including a taupe-colored hoodie, matching sweatpants, and a scrunchie.
The mom of four captioned her shot: “@shoplilyandlottie Lounge sets coming this weekend in 3 colors,” as she smiled for the camera.
Chelsea also urged her fans to “set an alarm” for the clothing drop, as she added a countdown to the image.
The MTV star’s post-mama bod seemed to be returning to normal, as there was no bump in sight in her new upload.
The TV personality previously shared an update at the end of March, as she sported skin-tight lace-up black pants in a “try-on haul.”
“They’re supposed to be kind of compression-y, but I wiggle my way into- these are larges- and I’ve been wearing a 7 postpartum in the Kancan jeans,” she explained, though looking much slimmer in the videos.
Chelsea and her husband Cole DeBoer welcomed their baby girl Walker June on January 25th.
The couple already shares Watson, four, and Layne, two, and the Teen Mom 2 star has Aubree, 11, from her previous relationship with Adam Lind.
Walker arrived a little earlier than her February due date, and both the young mom and her daughter needed a bit of a recovery period.
Chelsea recently revealed her plans to get back in shape in time for her 30th birthday on August 29, as she told her followers: “I’m ready to just… I turn 30 this year and I’m ready to be motivated.
“I have a goal in mind. I want to be feeling 100 percent by then.”
The TV personality also shared her plans to start Profile By Sanford, a custom nutrition plan.
Chelsea has also been honest about the pressure moms face to get back in shape so quickly after giving birth.
She spoke about the expectations women face, telling InTouch Weekly: “I felt so insecure after all my other babies and like just seeing other people’s bodies, it seems like other people just like snap right back and it was confusing.
“And this time I just didn’t feel that way. I felt confident and I feel like I know my body and like what the process it goes through is, you know, at first, you know, it’s not the body that you’re used to seeing and that’s OK and you don’t even have to love it.
“You know, it’s just part of the process and it doesn’t stay like that,” she told the outlet.
Chelsea also mentioned the public portrayal that women simply snap back after the baby arrives, shutting down the notion.
“I was hearing from a lot of women that, you know, some women didn’t know what your body looked like right after birth. If they don’t have any babies, they don’t know that you’re still gonna have a belly for a minute.
“Sharing just the whole process felt important to me. And I felt confident enough and secure enough in myself to do that this time. Whereas the other times I was also feeling insecure so I can relate to that also.”
