š The beach doesnāt have a weight limit. āļø The sand is for everyone. šļø The water does not care how much you weigh. You deserve to be comfortable. Whether thatās a bikini, a one-piece, shorts, or whatever feels good on your bodyāyou donāt have to hide. Spoiler alert: everyone already knows what size we are. My swimsuit doesnāt trick anyone. Iām the same size in a bikini as I am sweating in a hoodie on the sidelines, and Iād rather be comfortable and making memories than overheating while trying to disappear. My stomach is there either way. My arms and legs exist whether I cover them or not. And my kids are watching. Theyāre learning what it looks like to take up space, to dress for the weather, to enjoy the moment. Wearing jeans and a sweatshirt in 90 degrees sends a louder message than we think: that what strangers might think of our bodies is more important than our own comfort or joy. Itās okay to put yourself first. Itās okay to run to the store and grab a $15 swimsuit that fits. You donāt need to be fancy. You just need to show up. You donāt have to wear a bikiniābut you do deserve to splash and laugh and soak up summer. And next time youāre worried about how youāll look at the beach, ask yourself this: Do you remember a single person from your last beach day and what they were wearing? Probably not. Because weāre all too busy living our own lives. So live yours. You deserve that. Linking my swimsuit in a different color! #BodyPositiveSummer #EveryBodyIsABeachBody #MomLifeUnfiltered #SummerBodyConfidence #WearTheSwimsuit #HotMomSummer #RealMomTalk #BodyNeutrality #BeachWithoutLimits #MotherhoodInTheMoment #PlusSizeAndProud #ChooseComfort #NoMoreSidelines #SummerSelfLove #FatAndFree #ConfidentMom #BreakingBodyNorms #PoolsideWithPurpose #SelfLoveClub #BikiniWithoutPermission #LTKootd #LTKSwim