Celebrity Baby Blog / Emmi Moelleken

How Dayna Devon and Diane Farr lost their baby weight

Extra‘s Dayna Devon and Numb3rs star Diane Farr spoke to In Touch abouttheir post-pregnancy weight loss techniques and diets. Dayna, whowelcomed son Cole Brent, with husband Dr. Brent Moelleken, on January5, credits trips to the gym four times a week and daily walks forhelping her drop the extra 24 lbs. Little runs don’t hurt either.

When [Cole and Emmi Reese, 22 months] get crabby, I’ll put them in the double stroller and go run.

Her diet includes 1,200-1,300 calorie meals from Fresh Dining, delivered right to her front door.

You can’t eat much healthier than this, as you have all the protein, antioxidants, and good fats that you need.

Meanwhile,Diane, who had a "carb festival" while pregnant with her and husbandSeung Yong Chong‘s son Beckett Mancuso, now 4 months, dropped the 52lbs. she gained in just two months thanks to hiking, yoga and a fruit and vegetable diet – ZonePerfect bars included.

I was in really good shape before my pregnancy and that really helped.

Source: In Touch, July 23 issue, pg 78-80

Dayna Devon felt pressure to look good while pregnant

Extra anchor Dayna Devon knows she has to look good on the red carpet and says she definitely felt pressure to keep up the glamorous appearance during her pregnancies with daughter Emmi Reese, 19 months, and son Cole Brent, 4 months, with husband, plastic surgeon, Dr. Brent Moelleken. She tells OK! Magazine she couldn’t help feeling self-conscious at times, especially next to someone like Heidi Klum.

It was really hard being pregnant because I was basically pregnant for two years and when you’re walking down the carpet with Heidi Klum, who’s a supermodel and pregnant, and not trying to feel competition, that is next to impossible.

Dayna also says it’s difficult raising two kids under the age of two, especially now that Emmi can talk and express herself.

When I was home for maternity leave for my son Cole, I got closer to my daughter and she’s just now at the age where, ‘No, no, no, Mommy, no!’ And it tears you apart. It’s made me question everything in my life. I take it day by day, and make every single moment count.

Source: OK!, June 4 issue, pg. 75-77