Being a mum is the greatest thing in the world.
But if we’re being completely honest with each other?
Some parts of it are deeply painful.
And I’m not talking about the sleepless nights. Not the sore nipples. Not even the mood swings.
What I’m talking about is… the most painful part:
Like you stand in front of the mirror 3, 6, even 12 months after birth… and you’re still looking pregnant.
And the worst part is you don’t understand why.
Because you’re eating better. You’re trying to exercise. You’re doing everything you were told to do by your gym instructor.
But the belly is still there.
Staring back at you. Mocking you.
That was me.
I’m a certified postpartum fitness coach, a mum, and the founder of Postpartum Fit Mama. A community of over 10,000 mums across Africa who follow me for honest, real postpartum recovery advice.
But I wasn’t always this person.
Infact, 2 years ago, I was just a frustrated and embarrassed mum… hiding my belly under oversized tops and making excuses to avoid situations where people might notice.
Let me tell you the full story. Because I think it might be your story too.
Before I got pregnant, I was active. I worked out consistently. I ate well. Fitness was part of my identity.
So when I got pregnant, I wasn’t worried about the weight. I had seen those women on Instagram who had babies and were back to their flat tummies in weeks. I honestly thought that would be me.
I wasn’t arrogant about it. I just genuinely believed that because I was fit going in, I’d be fine coming out.
Then my baby arrived.
And everything changed.
At 3 months postpartum, I was impatient. My body didn’t feel right, my belly was still round and soft, and I felt completely disconnected from myself. So I did what made sense — I went back to the gym.
I worked hard. Very hard. I was consistent.
But nothing happened.
INFACT, my body felt foreign to me. My core felt completely… gone. Like it wasn’t there. I was losing weight, but The belly wasn’t moving. I was tired. And I had nothing to show for it.
So I quit the gym after a few months and told myself maybe it wasn’t time yet so I’ll try it out later.
But later never came.
Then came the morning I want to forget but never will.
I walked into work in a blouse I used to love. One of those ones that always made me feel put-together.
A colleague looked at me, a friendly woman, someone I liked, and said with a smile:
“Benny, are you still carrying?”
A few people nearby laughed lightly. Awkward smiles all around.
I laughed too. Said something like “no no, just this stubborn belly.”
Then I sat at my desk and stared at my screen for the next two hours, not reading a single word.
That comment lived in my chest for weeks.
Around that same time, my friends started planning a beach trip. WhatsApp buzzing — everyone excited, talking about swimsuits, which resort, who’s bringing what.
I typed “I’ll come!” and then deleted it.
I typed it again. Deleted it again.
Eventually I sent a voice note saying I had a family thing that weekend. I was sorry. I’d join the next one.
The truth? There was no family thing.
Now. You need to understand something about me.
I was the woman who used to laugh at those ads. I’d scroll past them and think — who is actually buying this? These women are being scammed.
But that night, at midnight, with nothing left to try and no dignity left to protect — I added it to cart and checked out before I could change my mind.
I hid it from my husband. Tucked it at the back of the kitchen cupboard. Drank it every morning for three weeks.
My belly? Exactly the same.
I threw the rest away and felt completely hollow.
Not just because it didn’t work.
But because I had become the woman I used to judge.
That’s how desperate I was.
It was a Wednesday night. Baby was up every hour. I was sitting in the dim light of the nursery, feeding her, completely drained, my phone in my other hand just to keep myself awake.
I was scrolling mindlessly when I ended up in a Reddit thread of mums on a parenting forum. One mum had posted: “I’ve lost all the baby weight but I still look 5 months pregnant. My doctor says I’m healthy. What is happening to me?”
I sat up straight.
That was exactly me.
I read every single reply. Most were useless — “just keep exercising,” “eat less carbs,” “it takes time.” But buried halfway down the thread, one midwife wrote something that stopped my scrolling completely.
She said: “Has anyone checked you for Diastasis Recti? It’s when your abdominal muscles separate during pregnancy. Weight loss won’t fix it. No amount of crunches will fix it. You need core rehabilitation.”
I had never heard those words in my life.
I put my baby down, moved to the kitchen, and spent the next two hours reading everything I could find. Medical journals. Women’s health articles. Physiotherapy resources. Video after video.
And the more I read, the more my hands started to shake.
Because it all made sense.
Every single thing that hadn’t worked — suddenly made sense.
During pregnancy, as your baby grows, your abdominal muscles — specifically the rectus abdominis — are pushed apart and stretched to accommodate the baby. This is completely normal and necessary.
But here’s what nobody tells you at the hospital:
After birth, those muscles don’t automatically reconnect.
When they remain separated, your deep core becomes dysfunctional. The muscles that are supposed to hold your belly flat have a gap in the middle. There’s nothing pulling that belly inward. So no matter how much weight you lose, your belly pushes forward and protrudes — because your core can’t do its job.
This is called Diastasis Recti. And research shows it affects up to 1 in 2 women after pregnancy.
The cruel part? The exercises most women try either at the gym or home… I mean crunches, sit-ups, planks, intense ab workouts… can actually make Diastasis Recti worse. They increase intra-abdominal pressure and push the muscles further apart.
So the thing is… UNKNOWINGLY… You might be working against your own body.
And the only way to close the gap and flatten the belly is through deep core and pelvic floor rehabilitation — which involves some healing rituals, and specific exercises designed to reconnect the muscles from the inside out. Combined with breathwork that teaches your body to use intra-abdominal pressure correctly, this is how the belly finally starts to change.
This is the thing nobody told you. This is why everything else failed.
The morning after that sleepless night, I lay on my bedroom floor and did the self-check I had read about online.
I did the finger test on my belly.
There was a gap. A significant one.
I remember just lying there on the floor, staring at the ceiling, feeling simultaneously devastated and relieved. Devastated because now I understood why I’d been struggling. Relieved because now I knew it wasn’t my fault. I wasn’t lazy. I wasn’t weak. My body just never got what it needed after birth.
I stopped the gym. I stopped the random ab workouts. I started over — gently, intentionally, at home.
Deep breathing exercises that reconnected my core to my breath. Pelvic and Deep Core Rehabilitation rituals. Simple, super effective, 15-minute sessions on my bedroom floor while my baby napped beside me.
Within 2 weeks, I felt something shift. The hardness of the belly softened. The constant bloating reduced. By the end of the month, for the first time since my delivery, my belly started pulling in.
This was me. It was working. Not because I was losing weight. Because my core was finally healing.
When the method worked for me, the most obvious thing would have been to start sharing it straight away.
I didn’t do that.
I enrolled in a formal postpartum fitness certification program.
Because I kept thinking — mums are in recovery. Their bodies are healing. Their pelvic floors are delicate. They’ve just been through the most physically demanding thing a human body can go through. The LAST thing they need is someone teaching them the wrong movement at the wrong stage of recovery.
If I was going to teach this to other women, I was going to be qualified to do it safely.
So I studied. I got certified. I learned the science behind postpartum core rehabilitation, pelvic floor function, Diastasis Recti healing, and safe progressive movement for new mums.
Then and only then, I started sharing this method to mums.
Over the past year, I’ve quietly shared this with mums across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, UK, Canada and beyond. Women who had tried everything. Women who had given up. Women who had made peace with a body they secretly resented.
For example… there’s Blessing:
Or Fatima
Who was terrified to do anything while still breastfeeding.
“Benny, I don’t want to affect my milk.”
7 weeks later —she sent me this image with a voice note on Whatsapp:
“Benny. Tummy is going in. My back pain is gone. My husband said I’m walking different. And I’m still breastfeeding.”
Her core was healing. Her posture was coming back. Her body was doing exactly what it was designed to do. She just needed the right method.
Then there’s Ijeoma…
The quiet one in our church women’s group. After her baby, she added so much weight people barely recognised her. Waist trainers. Green tea. She even starved herself. The belly didn’t move. Then she started the Core Reset method.This image shows her results after 18 days.
Or is it Nana…
A career woman in Accra who struggled with stress-eating. She said,
“Bennie, my biggest problem is the craving. I just can’t stop eating.”
I gave her the same core technique.
In 6 weeks, she messaged me: “My trousers are loose. My cravings are gone. I feel like I’m finally in control again.” She’s lost 7kg so far.
Adaora’s story?:
Even crazier… She was preparing for her sister’s wedding and was scared she wouldn’t fit into her bridesmaid dress. After 3 weeks of using this method… She didn’t just fit into the dress… she became the center of attention. She told me,
“One guy at the wedding asked if I was the bride’s younger sister!”.
Madam Hafsat:
Mrs. Wura:
I could go on and on.
But you get the picture.
See…this method is real. And it works.
Every time I share pieces of my story on Instagram or TikTok, something predictable happens.
The comments flood in. The DMs start.
“Benny please what exactly did you do?”
“Can you share the full method?”
“What are the steps? How long does it take?”
At first I tried to answer everyone personally.
But the messages kept coming. Dozens a day. Then hundreds.
I’m a mum. A wife. I couldn’t keep up.
So I made a decision.
I decided to document everything. The full method. The exact steps. The sequence. What to do, what to avoid, and how to know it’s working — all inside one complete program.
Introducing:
Now, I want to put everything I know — every technique, every exercise, every breathing method that helped me and hundreds of other mums across Africa — into your hands.
Just So You Know…
Turning this into something safe, structured, and accessible for every mum across Africa — that cost me real money.
Here’s what went into building this:
All of that cost me well above $700.
Why am I telling you this? Because I want you to understand why you have to pay for this program. At least to compensate for my efforts and money invested.
But I didn’t want to charge you anywhere close to what it cost me to build.
You’ve already spent money on slimming teas that didn’t work. On gym memberships that frustrated you. On waist trainers that squeezed but never healed. On tips and tricks that came and went.
You’ve paid enough for things that failed you.
A fair price for this program would be ₦25,000.
Which — let’s be honest — is less than one month of a gym membership that never addressed the real problem. Less than that waist trainer you bought twice. Less than a fraction of what you’d spend on slimming teas for six months.
And worth every kobo, considering what’s on the other side of it.
But I want to help as many mums as possible right now.
So here’s what I’m going to do.
If you take action today — right now, while you’re reading this — you can get the complete Postpartum Core Reset Program for just:
And there are a lot of people on this page right now because I am also advertising this page on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube and Snapchats
So if you want to get the program at the discounted price, then you must hurry and take action right now before the people on this page pick up the last 13 spots.
Because some mums are still reading. Some are about to click the button. Don’t let someone else take the last spot while you’re still deciding.
Because when you join this program, you’re not just getting a guide and some videos and being left alone to figure it out.
You’re getting me.
I will be personally present in the WhatsApp community — answering your questions, checking in on your progress, and making sure that the one thing every postpartum mum struggles with most — staying consistent when you’re exhausted, overwhelmed, and nobody around you understands what you’re going through — doesn’t become the reason this doesn’t work for you.
That level of personal attention has a limit. I’m a coach. I’m also a mum. I can’t pour into hundreds of women at once and give each of you what you deserve.
So I’m keeping this first cohort small. Intentionally.
So if you’re serious about finally getting your belly flat, your confidence back, and your body feeling like yours again — not in theory, not someday, but in the next few weeks — then you need to move fast.
Because the women on this page right now are deciding the same thing you are.
And there are only 30 spots.
Once those spots are gone, the price goes back to ₦25,000.
And I may close access completely for a while so I can focus fully on the women who’ve already joined.
You’ve read this far for a reason.
Your body is asking for help. This is your sign.
I will refund every kobo. No questions. No drama. No arguments.
You literally have nothing to lose — and your body to get back.
Can your gym instructor give you this guarantee? Can a waist trainer? Can a slimming tea?
No. But I can.
Because I’ve seen this method work for mum after mum across Africa. I’ve seen bellies that hadn’t moved in two years finally start coming in. I’ve seen women go from hiding in oversized tops to sending me videos dancing at owambes.
I’m taking all the risk. All you have to do is try it.
—Reviveroots Postpartum Fit Mama
It’s 8 weeks from now.
Imagine stepping out in a sexy, youthful body rocking that bikini, crop top, or skinny jeans with full confidence.
Whether it’s a beach party with your girls or a date night with your man, you feel unstoppable.
How would that feel?
Think about this:
You’re eating what you love… no side eyes from family…
No guilt, and no more hiding behind “big and beautiful” quotes to feel okay.
Now picture the look on the faces of those who used to mock or pity you…
As they secretly envy your new sexy shape and can’t stop asking, “What’s your secret?”
See, this isn’t just wishful thinking
It’s already happening for countless mums who’ve gone from not feeling good about their body to having the type of body every man stares at using the exact same Postpartum core reset program I’m about to hand over to you.