Madeline Moves for someone experienced in strength training but now has 3 kids and no time?

8 months postpartum. Exclusively breastfeeding. 3 kids. Summer. I have strength trained for 15+ years and am well versed in it all. I loved going to the gym when I had only 2, but now having 3 kids, getting out of the house is a feat itself at this current stage of life.

I’ve been doing an at-home strength app (FIGR, local girl I know) using the barbell and all but the workouts take me minimum an hour. And that is killing me with getting interrupted 47395x on top of it. I don’t want my kids whole day to be me working out (don’t tell me to get up before them, the baby still doesn’t sleep through the night lol). I kept hearing good things about Madeline Moves and I LOVE that there is a 30 minute option. That seems so much more doable at this current stage of life. I know the chaos is not forever, but definitely right now 😵‍💫 But I’ve read it’s cardio/heavy. Will I be bummed with the lack of real strength workouts?

I AM in a place of being ready to lose fat (safely) now that I’m 8 months PP and my milk is established. So I’m like huh, maybe cardio-heavy is what I need for now (haven’t done that in ages) AND it’s only 30 mins. But will I lose all my strength?! There is a free week I am going to try but just looking for advice. Posting in postpartum too but this crew is more versed in the app itself.

Thanks for reading all of that and helping a mom out.

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u/Suitable_Common — 13 hours ago
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Fiddle fig dropping leaves

I’ve had this fiddle fig for 6-7 years. Every so often, it goes through phases of dropping leaves. And I know some shedding is normal as the plant grows. But in the last week, it’s dropped prob 8+ leaves?! They’re all yellowish. We moved back in August/September 2025 so it did have a location change (never moved it at old house) but I have not moved it since I settled it in our new home.

I do not water it that often and it’s always done fine. Soil is dry and I use RO water about 90% of the time. Occasionally tap water (we live in city). Should I fertilize it?

u/Suitable_Common — 2 months ago