Home Actress Jamie Otis HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers February 2024 Jamie Otis Instagram - Somehow we always end up carrying the kids & pushing the stroller!πŸ˜† But we still bring that stroller bc it holds all of our stuff!πŸ’― BTW.... πŸš’πŸŽ‰WE ARE GOING ON OUR VERY FIRST CRUISE THIS WEEKEND!!!πŸŽ‰πŸš’ Do you need to bring your stroller on a cruise??πŸ€” Our kids are 3 & 6 and I still find myself using the double stroller on big trips like when we are flying or going to theme parks.πŸ™‹πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ I love having a place for them to sit(when they will sit in it) and I really, really love the extra storage.πŸ‘πŸ» ...but is it too much for a cruise ship?πŸ€·πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ I was gonna ask youwhen it's considered socially unacceptable to put your kids in a stroller, but honestly - I don't even wanna know the answer.πŸ«£πŸ˜… I'm gonna keep on using our stroller as long as I can!🀣

Jamie Otis Instagram – Somehow we always end up carrying the kids & pushing the stroller!πŸ˜† But we still bring that stroller bc it holds all of our stuff!πŸ’― BTW…. πŸš’πŸŽ‰WE ARE GOING ON OUR VERY FIRST CRUISE THIS WEEKEND!!!πŸŽ‰πŸš’ Do you need to bring your stroller on a cruise??πŸ€” Our kids are 3 & 6 and I still find myself using the double stroller on big trips like when we are flying or going to theme parks.πŸ™‹πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ I love having a place for them to sit(when they will sit in it) and I really, really love the extra storage.πŸ‘πŸ» …but is it too much for a cruise ship?πŸ€·πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ I was gonna ask youwhen it’s considered socially unacceptable to put your kids in a stroller, but honestly – I don’t even wanna know the answer.πŸ«£πŸ˜… I’m gonna keep on using our stroller as long as I can!🀣

Jamie Otis Instagram - Somehow we always end up carrying the kids & pushing the stroller!πŸ˜† But we still bring that stroller bc it holds all of our stuff!πŸ’― BTW.... πŸš’πŸŽ‰WE ARE GOING ON OUR VERY FIRST CRUISE THIS WEEKEND!!!πŸŽ‰πŸš’ Do you need to bring your stroller on a cruise??πŸ€” Our kids are 3 & 6 and I still find myself using the double stroller on big trips like when we are flying or going to theme parks.πŸ™‹πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ I love having a place for them to sit(when they will sit in it) and I really, really love the extra storage.πŸ‘πŸ» ...but is it too much for a cruise ship?πŸ€·πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ I was gonna ask youwhen it's considered socially unacceptable to put your kids in a stroller, but honestly - I don't even wanna know the answer.πŸ«£πŸ˜… I'm gonna keep on using our stroller as long as I can!🀣

Jamie Otis Instagram – Somehow we always end up carrying the kids & pushing the stroller!πŸ˜† But we still bring that stroller bc it holds all of our stuff!πŸ’― BTW….

πŸš’πŸŽ‰WE ARE GOING ON OUR VERY FIRST CRUISE THIS WEEKEND!!!πŸŽ‰πŸš’ Do you need to bring your stroller on a cruise??πŸ€”

Our kids are 3 & 6 and I still find myself using the double stroller on big trips like when we are flying or going to theme parks.πŸ™‹πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ I love having a place for them to sit(when they will sit in it) and I really, really love the extra storage.πŸ‘πŸ»

…but is it too much for a cruise ship?πŸ€·πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ

I was gonna ask youwhen it’s considered socially unacceptable to put your kids in a stroller, but honestly – I don’t even wanna know the answer.πŸ«£πŸ˜…

I’m gonna keep on using our stroller as long as I can!🀣 | Posted on 17/Jan/2024 01:13:08

Jamie Otis Instagram – A year ago today I was depressed & didn’t wanna get outta bed. If you would’ve told me a year later I’d be going to the gym consistently & actually *enjoying* it, forget it! I would’ve laughed at ya!πŸ˜‚ But here I am!πŸ™πŸΌβ€οΈ

For a while there I stopped working out and taking care of myself. I wanted to embrace my “mom bod” and accept my softer, squishier belly after having babies.πŸ’―

I rebelled against diet culture bc I was so sick of the narrative that women had to bounce back after pregnancy or else they were just fat, lazy, and unattractive.πŸ™„

I wanted to prove to them that just because I didn’t go back to my size 6 body after having my second child, it didn’t mean I was any less worthy or beautiful.

…or maybe I just wanted to prove it to myself after years of thinking I’d be unattractive and unwanted if I gained weight.

I spent my whole life trying to diet and exercise and lose weight and look good. I just wanted to STOP. πŸ›‘ 

And stop I did. I didn’t go to the gym or work out at all. I ate all the cookies and ice cream I wanted.πŸ˜‹

It felt so good and so FREEING to just stop worrying about calories and fat consumption and my Jean size!πŸ‘πŸ™πŸΌ

I’m so glad I learned how to love my cellulite, fat, and MYSELF … but in the process I became so unhealthy.

My cholesterol went through the roof.😬 

My depression and anxiety got worst.πŸ€¦πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ

My energy levels were at an all time low.πŸ˜‘

The kicker for me was that I was diagnosed with “unexplained” secondary infertility.😭

I knew I needed to change my lifestyle so I sloooowly began incorporating healthier food options and moving my body again. 

Gosh, I really missed those endorphins that come right after a good work out sesh!πŸ’ͺ

I’m on a journey to get my mind and body as healthy and strong as possible…to work out for strength and health rather than my appearance.

I’m finally at a place where I’m able to go to the gym and ENJOY IT bc it isn’t just punishment for eating too much.

I’ve always wanted to support women. We really do need to champion each other! If you struggle feeling enough as you are, I hope this encourages you to love yourself right where you’re at.❀️
Jamie Otis Instagram – A couple years ago I was slouched over on my therapists couch crying when she said to me, “Jamie, you’ve gotta go find your people. You haven’t found them yet.” I thought that was kinda odd bc I assumed “my people” were obviously the family & the friends I had.

She had asked me a few questions about who was there to support me when X happened. When I had trouble coming up with anyone who reached out or who checked in she told me I need a better support system.

That conversation opened my eyes to the way certain friends were treating me and how some family made me feel.

I’m so thankful for my therapist bc she was the first person to teach me about boundaries & healthy relationships.

I was scared to set boundaries at first. I didn’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings. …meanwhile I felt like mine were being trampled on. 

I just kept with the same friends and family bc it was all I knew. And it felt wrong to “cut them out.”

It took me having children to realize that I’d never want my kids to continue to try to please “friends” or “family” if those friends and family just poke fun at them or say mean things about them behind their back.

Our kids grow up watching us and learning from us. I realize that what my kids see me “deal with” is what they will be willing to deal with in the future.

That hits differently.

I want my kids to see their mommy have super healthy relationships and accept nothing less for themselves.πŸ’―

I knew I needed to change who I surrounded myself with.

I needed to let go of friends who secretly just wanted to see me lose…even if we’re in the same circle and we’ve been “friends” for years. 

I also knew I needed stricter boundaries with family. Just because someone is family doesn’t mean you have to be around them if they make you feel bad.

This is hard, but setting those boundaries has truly helped me get back to living a healthier and happier life. 

If you FEEL this, I highly recommend the book Boundaries. It’s a lil religious but if you don’t like that just skip over those parts. It was a genuine game changer for me.πŸ’―πŸ‘β€οΈ

PS God bless all the therapists out there who truly listen and care.🫢

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