Jen Picicci: A Year After Having A Baby, I Love My Body More Than Ever

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Before I got pregnant, I spent more than a decade dieting, picking apart my every flaw and obsessing over my jean size. But now, as my daughter celebrates her first birthday, I’m happier than ever with my body. Yes, even the stretch marks.

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