Pregnant mom fit-shamed over her six-pack baby bump

Here’s what to design when you’re awaiting with a six-pack: fit-shaming from internet trolls.

Personal tutor Oxana Rumyantseva is 38 weeks along in her fourth pregnancy, though a of her frozen baby strike and prominent biceps have drawn insults over a past 9 months from commentators who contend she is “being selfish” or “starving a baby” as she continues to run, do yoga and lift weights.

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“There are so many haters who don’t know aptness during pregnancy and call my profound abs nauseous or consider I’m too skinny,” Rumyantseva told Redbook. “A lot of people consider that pregnancy is like illness and consider we should spend it fibbing in bed, though that’s not healthy.”

One quite nasty criticism even indicted her of faking a pregnancy and formulation to adopt, given her swell is so tiny.

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But a prohibited Miami mom is holding it in stride.

“Haters don’t worry about my #30weeks #pregnantbelly,” she posted progressing in her pregnancy. “Of each 10 persons who speak about you, 9 will contend something bad, and a tenth will contend something good in a bad way.”

Her amicable media feeds inspire moms-to-be to stay active during pregnancy — after consulting with their doctors, of course.

“The old-school meditative about #pregnancy was that women should #exercise really little–or not during all. Fortunately, times have changed, and doctors customarily advise trusting #mothers to stay active,” posted Rumyantseva, who couldn’t be reached for comment.

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Her aptness fast has enclosed 4 workouts a week, divvied adult between cardio and strength training. But given her baby lady is due any day now, many of Rumyantseva’s new pix uncover her doing lower-impact activities, such as yoga and walking on a beach.

And yes, her obstetrician approves of her training program. “My alloy says my baby is a normal weight and doing great,” she told a glossy.

This is in step with a American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists’ recommendations, that state healthy women with basic pregnancies “should be speedy to rivet in aerobic and strength-conditioning exercises before, during, and after pregnancy … 20–30 mins per day on many or all days of a week.”

They all might be on to something. Rumyantseva claimed she is feeling “really good,” and boasts, “I nap well, have lots of energy, and have no pain.” When’s a final time someone 38 weeks profound pronounced that?

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She joins a ranks of strong moms-to-be slammed for violation a persperate in their “delicate” conditions, such as Emily Breeze, a CrossFit contestant who suffered recoil for deadlifting 155 pounds (for 55 reps, no less) while she was 34 weeks pregnant. She gave birth to a healthy baby child in May.

Another CrossFit mom, Lea-Ann Ellison, was also criticized for posting her severe aptness routines on Facebook while she was awaiting in 2013.

“The haters can lick my CrossFit a–,” she wrote during a time.

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