Lindsay Lohan

is speaking out about her post-baby body journey, revealing that she feels little pressure to “snap back” after welcoming her son.

In a recent interview

with Bustle, the actor shared her perspective on motherhood and marriage, emphasizing that she isn’t overly concerned about returning to her pre-pregnancy physique.

“Everyone’s getting so thin now,”

Lohan expressed, noting the societal pressures surrounding postpartum body expectations. However, she remains grounded in the belief that everything will eventually find its balance. Since giving birth to her son, Luai, in July 2023, with husband Bader Shammas, Lohan has prioritized her bond with her child over any pressure to conform to external beauty standards.

“I feel like we put so much pressure on ourselves,”

Lohan reflected, acknowledging the societal pressure to regain a certain appearance soon after giving birth. She highlighted the beauty of postpartum women and emphasized the importance of self-acceptance during this transformative period.

Lohan’s focus

on motherhood is evident as she spends most of her time with her son, cherishing moments outdoors and embracing the joys and challenges of parenthood. Despite the inevitable changes to her body, Lohan remains confident and embraces her new role with grace and positivity.

The actor’s perspective

on post-baby body image resonates with other celebrities who have shared similar sentiments. Blake Lively, a mother of four, emphasized the absurdity of societal expectations on new mothers, encouraging women to embrace their bodies at every stage. Similarly, Keke Palmer emphasized the importance of self-love and acceptance, advocating for a shift away from unrealistic standards and towards embracing one’s unique journey.

As Lohan navigates

this new chapter in her life, she serves as a beacon of body positivity, challenging societal norms and encouraging others to celebrate their bodies, no matter the stage of life. Her openness about the realities of postpartum life serves as a reminder that every body is beautiful and worthy of love and acceptance.