LOVE Island star Laura Anderson has been praised after showing off her post-baby body in a new video.
Laura, 34, looked gorgeous while posing in a black bra and grey disposable pants this morning.
The former Love Island star and new mum welcomed a little girl called Bonnie with actor Gary Lucy, 41, earlier this month.
Sharing a new clip to Instagram, she revealed a cabbage leaf under her bra, which is used by many new mothers to reduce pain during breastfeeding.
Laura wrote in her caption, "Post Partum is without a doubt the hardest part of pregnancy in my opinion.
"Not that I’m complaining, life is wonderful and im very lucky to have a healthy baby girl in my arms but it’s a lot.
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"I’d love to share my recovery must haves for anyone due soon and just in general what I’ve learned and needed most after labour.
"Hats off to all the mummas and supportive fathers out there, I actually think there should be some emotional support for partners after birth too.
"Anyway not my usual post but I just wanted to say whatever your postpartum body looks like just know it’s perfect, you are healing and even if we don’t go back to our old selves maybe the new us will be even better.
"I say this as I currently soothe my saggy boobies in the bath thanking them for feeding bubba everyday. All my love L & B."
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Earlier this week Laura proudly showed off her daughter's nursery on Instagram – but not everyone was happy with it.
One person took to the comments section of a recent video and said: "Your changing mat is upside down, has to go the other way round to catch the wee!"
Another moaned: "Did u no your changing mat is upside down? the open part goes by baby’s head so if they wee it catches at the bottom."
And a third typed: "Looks amazing, but trust me it won’t look like that 6 months time,"
One more said: "No one puts their baby in a nursery. It's just for show."
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