Brooke I think you still have a really hot belly and you should not worry about it, because if I was your boyfriend I would love to eat your belly up because I think you are so cute and really love your beautiful belly.
Love Wolf

I used the ace bandage around my breast as soon as I came home from the hospital and never felt the pain of milk coming in and I will for sure try in on my stomach with the next child.

Heather you are right, there are woman that look good like brooke right after giving birth. Off the back I know 2 woman at my gym, who both had 2 kids within 2yrs and gained at most 30lbs, within a month they were wearing their skinny jeans like nothing. They were both like brooke, worked out while pregnant, didn’t gain a huge amount of weight, and worked out after pregnancy too. Brooke looks amazing, she has an awesome body. And that ace bandage works, I know people who did it.

I still have a little belly bulge & recently read in a parenting magazine that sucking your belly button in towards your spine will help tone that inner muscle and get your stomach flatter.

That suggestion is definitely a good one… it’s one that many women have utilized for generations… before tummy tucks and such…

They also make post partum belts that are similar, but don’t involve so much wrapping… you can pick them up at Babies R Us (they no longer carry the breast binders, so if you need those, you have to go to the manufacturer’s website…. I couldn’t breastfeed due to the medications I take and don’t know what I would have done without them).

supporting your belly not only helps the muscles, but helps keep your uterus in place and eases the discomfort from recovery.

My mother learned the hard way after having me that it is all too easy to wind up with a tilted uterus without proper postnatal support of the belly.

I’m from Romania and the ACE wrap was something that every woman did in the hospital, my mom’s doc even examed her to make sure she was wearing it. She looks great! I don’t have any children and I don’t have that body.

Brooke was married to a very good and well known plastic surgeon. If she does have implants, there is no doubt she got the best.

After the birth of my second baby, my baby nurse recommended the same thing. However, post c-section, it really hurt way too much to do.

For a Swede like me, could someone explain what an ACE bandage is?

Sarah’s note: A long elastic bandage that you usually wrap around sprained ankles or to hold gauze in place, etc. It’s used for compression and support.

Thinking about it, David Charvet’s mother’s suggestion makes real sense; we should all thank her for the tip…
Definitely worth trying anyway as it does no harm, even if not really sexy!
Brooke was indeed lucky that at this time, hubby David was still shooting a movie in Morocco: she was already perfect when he came back home: great job!!!