American society places intense pressure on women to look a certain way—and that pressure only grows after motherhood. After having four children, Danisha made a bold decision: instead of hiding her postpartum body, she chose to celebrate it.

“No one prepared me for the loose skin and stretch marks,” she said. “My body didn’t look like it used to—but I’ve learned to love it anyway.”

Frustrated by airbrushed celebrity baby bump photos and unrealistic beauty standards, Danisha began sharing her real, unfiltered journey on Instagram. Her message to fellow moms: “Your body isn’t broken—society is.”

The road to body acceptance hasn’t been easy. The internet can be cruel, but Danisha continues to speak out, proud of the body that carried four children. “My pouch and stretch marks don’t make me less beautiful,” she said. “They’re proof of everything I’ve overcome.”

She wants new moms to know that it’s perfectly normal for their bodies to change—and for their clothes to fit differently. “There’s no shame in going up a size,” she said.

Danisha now embraces her stretch marks, calling them her “tiger stripes.” “This belly was home to my babies. They love it—and now, so do I.”

Her message is powerful and clear: No matter what your body looks like, you are still beautiful. You are still enough.