Bringing Sexy Back for You & for Him! Guest: Kristyn Dingman

Taking control of THIS might be the key to more sexy connection with your partner and a happier YOU overall. In today's episode Chelsea talks with body positivity advocate, Kristyn Dingman, to discuss how she made peace and JOY from the changes in her body after having babies. We talk about what to STOP doing, what to START doing, and how to talk to your partner about your changed body. Plus, the benefits of SEXY TIME that come from bringing your sexy back as a mom. Is this episode and podcast helpful? Please leave a review so others can find and learn from this podcast too. Improve your confidence and your relationship by working with me: https://postpartumtogether.com/what-is-life-coaching-for-parents-and-partners/ From Kristyn: My name is Kristyn Dingman and I am so much more than a stay-at-home mother.  I struggled with body image my entire life.   I constantly compared myself to the people on TV or the women on magazine covers and wondered why I didn’t look like them or why I wasn’t as pretty as they were. I was insecure and always felt like I was being judged by my looks. As long as I can remember, I was always stepping on a scale to see what the numbers read or compared my waist size to my friends.  It wasn't until I got pregnant with my first son that my entire world was flipped onto its head.  I saw my body go through drastic changes in such a short period of time that I didn't really have time to see and appreciate my body and all it was going through.  Once my son was born, I was bombarded with diet cultures, MLM schemes, and plenty of 'bounce back' businesses that constantly pressured me into getting my pre-baby body back. I was so lost and felt so alone.   I had enough.   I decided to make some changes and decided to put my mental health first. This was a whole new concept to me. I had never been the one to care by myself. I spent years at war with my body and decided to put an end to the battle.   I started blogging and sharing my story with the world and wanted to create a place where others who struggle with body image and negative diet culture could come and feel represented.   I wanted to show the real and raw sides of motherhood and what positive body image could look like for someone who struggled their entire life.   Here I am today with an amazing community of people who follow along and have a safe place to feel loved regardless of their body, size, color, or gender.

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