….but it could go both ways right? the seller could have been more tactful and the new mum could be a little less sensitive because maybe some mums actually would want to get back in shape after their baby arrives. The seller obviously wasn’t a mind reader or she would have left the woman alone. i didn’t worry about these things until i was ready and my baby was over a year old but i wouldn’t have taken this gesture personally either.

thats a bit harsh of the woman. firstly congratulations on your baby but i dont know why a lady would approach to you and sell her products. i would guess it would be okay if she went to the lady if she was interested but not the other way around. there has to be better respect for those who just had a baby or toddlers. imagine if she approached to a lady who was pregnant? that would be bad arse!

I can’t believe the gall some people have. I can understand this person promoting the business but to go out of her way to approach a woman with a newborn is just atrocious. If Kelly was interested she would have approached the woman herself. Now if she was handing out to everyone, different story. I’m sorry you had to put up with that Kelly. I just want to say Congratulations Kelly on your new family member.

I think it is distasteful especially under these circumstances. You don’t expect or want to be approached by a person selling such ideas. You don’t want to be treated as though you are fat, specially when it’s stretched skin – not fat at all. It would only escalate Depression, not do any good.

WOW, that’s just absolutely incredible, the sheer audacity of that woman. She should be ashamed of herself, I understand she’s trying to make a living, but there’s a ___________ that you shouldn’t cross!

It took 9 months for your body to expand – let it have at least 9 months to contract again.

This woman who approaches this fresh new mum with her weight loss talk clearly isn’t very sensible and doesn’t seem to realize how her words and attitude cut like a knife. When she would have thought a little bit, she would have known that 1. postpartum bodies need time to recover and heal 2. hormonal changes in the body enabling us to breastfeed and care for our bubs 3. postpartum bodies need time to bounce back in their previous shape 4. her words will cause hurt as postpartum mums are extra sensitive and emotional

How disgusting, that woman should be ashamed of herself. The lady with the baby looks amazing and she should be so proud of what amazing things her body has done and is continuing to do, not be shamed as she has a tummy-for goodness sake, she JUST had a baby

that is disgusting, I would feel so insulted vy this woman

Oh dear, not good at all. As if a brand new mum isn’t feeling non confident with her own body issues. More thought from the seller would have been goid

A lot of women are feeling like when will my body finally go back to normal ( what is normal any way) after all this. But to approach a new mum about it, is something else. The mum has other things on her mind , so not pile your message somewhere else.

I would have given a curt but polite response to an uninvited approach by a random stranger. It is quite invasive to approach anyone in this way and in particular a new mum with her bub.

Wow, nothing is sacred these days!

Not a lovely positon to be in and approached for weight loss!