Has anyone done online weightwatchers?

[Onesieone]

How did u stay motivated and was it worth it?

Anyone?

I'm just starting (tried last week but I was starving and gave up!)

I have about a stone to lose after having my son 19 weeks ago.

I'm finding healthy eating really difficult for some reason [shame] I just seem to end up eating biscuits/sweets and having a glass of wine/cider

I do the weekly shop tomorrow so no alcohol or sweet things will be going in my trolley!!

Will try to remember to update with my progress - maybe that will keep us motivated!

I am doing ww online. I only had a stone to lose and have least half of it in a month . Once it starts working its motivating.

I think you need to make sure that you stock up with the right stuff. My weeklies I use for wine/ meals out.

I'm thinking of doing this so would be grateful for any tips for good evening meals etc. Have a 3 year old and a 6 week old baby so was not sure about the practicalities as don't have loads of time to cout calories and prep meals

I did before I fell pregnant, lost nearly 2 stone. I found the app really useful when shopping, and planning meals.being able to look up the points in something quickly helps you decide if you really want it or not - for me everything was compared to a curly wurly (3 points), was it worth more or less to me than the curly wurly I wouldn't be able to have after dinner if I are it.

I will be going back to it once baby arrives to get back to my target weight

Well I took the plunge and registered online for 3 months. It was great value there is a deal on. Yes I think it is a great idea to post ur progress on here. It will defo help motivation I think.

Ami Amy meal that is simple, plain food works ime!

Sometimes you have to cut down the amounts a bit but I've basically been eating the same as the rest of the family.

It might depend how you do it though - I'm not really snacking at all, I prefer it that way because it means you are only hungry b4 mealtimes rather than all the time. I also save points by having fruit for breakfast but a lot of people say they could not cope with doing that.

So just aim for a portion of lean protein, a portion of carbs then salad/ veg.

Thanks that sounds good, think I'm going to register at start of May so I can have a guilt free Easter. Good luck! x

I'm doing it too! Have a stone or so to lose after #2 was born 12 weeks ago. I did it last year in the run up to my wedding and found that it really worked (nothing like a wedding dress to squeeze into for motivation), but I'm finding it a lot harder to stick to this time around. What has definitely helped with the "healthy eating" side of things is getting a weekly fruit and veg box delivered. Reasonably priced and I always have fresh yummies to concoct something nutritious with. Doesn't stop the chocolate consumption once DCs are in bed though...

Right I've signed up, going to start on Monday!