19 תמונות מהמיטב של “גוף אמא’לה” שעלו לרשת

אי אפשר לא לאהוב את הרשת לפעמים, במיוחד כשהיא נותנת ביטוי מלא למגמות שחשוב לקדם. כשטרנד ה”גוף של אבאל’ה” נוצר, הוא בכלל לא דיבר רק על אבות, אלא התייחס באופן כללי על הגוף הגברי הממוצע, הלא שרירי והנורמלי. אך תגובת הנגד של הנשים, “גוף של אמאל’ה” לקחה את הטרנד למקום אחר לגמרי והוא נחטף בידי אמהות שמציגות לראווה גוף לאחר לידה וסימני מתיחה.

כמובן, גוף של אישה לאחרי לידה זהו גוף נורמטיבי ואין צורך להסתירו ואני לגמרי בעד לפארו אך לא זו הייתה מטרת הטרנד. המטרה המקורית הייתה לחגוג את הגוף הרגיל, הממוצע, של מי שלא חיים בכוכב הוליווד ואינם מבלים בחדר כושר 24/7, אלה שאין להם סכומי עתק כדי לממן ניתוחים פלסטיים למוות. הטרנד הזה לא נועד להיות רק על אמהות באותה מידה שגוף של אבא’לה לא נועד ואינו עוסק רק באבות.

שני הטרנדים ממשיכים להציף את הרשת כאשר טרנד גוף של אמא’לה ממשיך להתמקד בעיקר בנשים לאחר לידה. אני מאוד מקווה שבהמשך הוא גם ידבר באופן כללי על הגוף הנשי הממוצע, ללא קשר להריון או לידה. בינתיים, ליקטנו עבורכם תמונות מהטרנד גוף של אמא’לה, של נשים שנראות מדהים גם לאחר לידה והכי חשוב טבעיות לחלוטין!

הנה כמה מהתמונות שעלו ברשת וסחפו לא מעט תגובות תומכות וכמובן, אי אפשר בלי להיזכר בליאו הקורע:

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A photo posted by Shasta (@shastahagge) on May 4, 2015 at 3:11pm PDT

8 weeks postpartum today (where does the time go?). Getting back in the gym and getting my strength back. Still breastfeeding and keeping my diet in check. Feeling good! momlife mommieswholift girlswholift fitmommy fitpregnancy postpartum breastfeeding mombod stretchmarks naturalchildbirth monday

A photo posted by Caroline Mutch (@mamamutch) on May 18, 2015 at 6:22am PDT

Thanks @buzzfeed ! Another surprise article on mombod hehe! This helps me stay more focused on my goal!

A photo posted by Lei Hosseinzadeh Ang (@leishki) on May 20, 2015 at 12:12am PDT

3.2 miles of hilly woods with my running partner slash dead weight. mombod

A photo posted by Sarah Nicole Lemon (@sarahnicolelemon) on May 15, 2015 at 9:58am PDT

@mommyfocks &34;After having a baby, you have to learn to love the new body you&39;ve been given. And remember that it was all worth it once you saw their precious little face. selflove mombod lovethythighs &34;

A photo posted by @fatbabes on May 17, 2015 at 9:17pm PDT

I really wanted to be part of the mombod crew but I feel like I&39;m ripping them off because I think I actually have quite a good body even though I&39;ve had a child. Noah is coming up 3 in August and I&39;ve not done too much exercise since then. I&39;ve got a bit of a belly which I&39;ve had since having Noah and I have next to no stretch marks. I think the women who have mombods are very brave and truely empowering, the gift of life should be celebrated not covered up. Big ups to those ladies. YouGoGirls MyOpinion

A photo posted by Katie & Noah (@xbumpx) on May 20, 2015 at 2:21am PDT

dadbod and mombod and totally ok with it. reality

A photo posted by Bethany Drysdale (@bethdrysdale) on May 19, 2015 at 10:23pm PDT

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A photo posted by @emilyy608 on May 14, 2015 at 2:32pm PDT

MOMBOD

A photo posted by @jonnyb430 on May 13, 2015 at 9:54pm PDT

With all that dadbod nonsense I will throw in my opinions. I carried a baby for over 9 months. After she was born I took care of her 24/7 as well as the house and myself. Today I take care of her and everything else as well as take classes to finish school and go to the game when I can. I have a proud mombod and all the haters can suckit proudmama

A photo posted by @marssbarss on May 19, 2015 at 8:41pm PDT

Okay… so, this is my Mombod. It&39;s still a work in progress. I don&39;t use those wraps, and I&39;m not going to. I don&39;t use the stretch mark creams, and I&39;m not going to. My stretch marks are proof, that I brought a life into this world. Why would I want to get rid of them?

A photo posted by Kacie Morgan (@kaciedawnmarie95) on May 19, 2015 at 6:52pm PDT

&34; My Mombod. Flaunt it & be confident!&34; mombods mombodnation mombodmonday beproudofyourbody letsinspire sotropical @mylamendoza Beautiful Mombod & Beautiful photo!

A photo posted by [email protected] (@mombods) on May 19, 2015 at 5:58pm PDT

Posting this picture because there should be absolutely NO shame in our &34;mom bodies&34;. You see, my body isn&39;t perfect, but it&39;s what I was given. My body is perfect in His eyes, and that&39;s what matters. My body formed and carried life, it grew a miracle and that I am thankful for. It went through stretching and cutting. It gave me the life of an amazing little girl who I&39;m thankful for everyday! Don&39;t look at your body and think it&39;s horrible, or wish you had a different one because your body is perfect! Stretch marks and scars show strength and that&39;s what moms are full of, strength. Be thankful for your body and love it! momboddontcarebeautifultomeigrewlifestretchmarkscsectionmomsrockrockyourmombod

A photo posted by Amanda Patterson (@akpatterson14) on May 19, 2015 at 3:36pm PDT

So this is what my stomach looks like after 2 babies and 2 csections.. it&39;s hard for me to share this.. but I’ve learned to embrace my strengthmarks and my postbabybody It is my temple after all. I’m still working on the baby pooch I have left!

35 stunning examples of #Mombod http://t.co/zlf1gqesVS pic.twitter.com/xhEwCPhH6q

— BuzzFeed Style (@BuzzFeedFashion) May 19, 2015

All the #HeyBeautiful postpartum body photos & inspiring words —> http://t.co/YGkJjA4PUr Embrace the changes! pic.twitter.com/KFOFEn1aN5 #mombod

— Today’s Parent (@Todaysparent) May 14, 2015

Women around the world are celebrating their post-pregnancy bodies online #mumbod #mombod http://t.co/DVmd6cZBCx pic.twitter.com/HsVWgXKMe6

— Hearst Women (@HearstWomen) May 14, 2015

It’s about time! #Mombod finally trending alongside #Dadbod thanks to these beautiful women: http://t.co/Qqwkx0akaS pic.twitter.com/5Q0dgHgtEd

— Life & Style (@Life_and_Style) May 12, 2015

The #mumbod is officially a thing: it’s time to celebrate every mother’s body http://t.co/CRmLSUvp72 pic.twitter.com/a9s15jH29r

— Yahoo Lifestyle UK (@YLifestyleUK) May 12, 2015

#mombod finally a hashtag for the rest of us! #momlife #mommyproblems sarong please pic.twitter.com/l6ktlhBgpl

— Victoria Stewart (@VictoriaArtstew) May 5, 2015