Holly madison pregnant how many weeks

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Playboy Playmate Holly Madison is 12 weeks pregnant. By Joshua Gillin. No comments yet. Close this dialog window Add a comment. Add your comment Cancel Submit. Close this dialog window Review for. Back to story Comment on this project. Tell us what you think Thanks for adding your feedback. I have several dresses that I can no longer zip up past the chest, and it's not because my boobs are any bigger.

Ultimately, Holly encourages all moms to go at their own pace with their bodies after giving birth—and give the magazine headlines little mind. Feeling pressure to drop the pounds fast isn't making anyone healthier. I know because I did it the healthy way and it took me almost a year to get back in shape," she wrote. Trust me, most of these miraculous, Hollywood weight loss stories are most likely aided by a lot of retouching, liposuction, undergarments or all three. While it's the oldest method of feeding a child and sometimes a controversial subject, it's not the part of being a new mom that Holly is "most eagerly anticipating.

According to the star, it takes up copious amounts of a mother's time, can be tricky to do in public and sometimes just does not cut it. Even though I devoted a lot of time to feedings and pumping, I found it difficult to get enough of a supply for all of my daughter's feedings," she wrote. Making sure your child is fed is the goal, not beating yourself up because you aren't doing it the 'best' or trendiest way possible. After giving birth, Madison recollected how she would forget every day tasks and things her husband asked of her.

While guide books mentioned "brain mush" as a potential side effect of pregnancy, Holly had experienced it on a higher level than she had ever expected. To me, it felt like a really big deal. It felt scary. It felt like one of my major organs, in this case my brain, was starting to fail me in a way I had never experienced and it was frightening," she described.