Are women always give birth in their whole life? 
It takes 9 months to give a birth and 3 months for recovery, after that, they can diet and go to gym, it takes maybe 6-12 months to make them back like when they were single.
You would argue "she had no time because she need to raise the child bla bla", that's why babysitter and housemaid exist, it's pricey? that's why before marriage/have a child, both need to discuss how to have enough money to afford it. Not everyone are lucky? yes, that's why marriage isn't for everyone.
It takes 9 months to give a birth and 3 months for recovery, after that, they can diet and go to gym, it takes maybe 6-12 months to make them back like when they were single.
You would argue "she had no time because she need to raise the child bla bla", that's why babysitter and housemaid exist, it's pricey? that's why before marriage/have a child, both need to discuss how to have enough money to afford it. Not everyone are lucky? yes, that's why marriage isn't for everyone.
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Also, some people get fat because of certain condition like diabetes, so don't put all of them in one basket.
Diabetes patient can go to gym, no excuse.You obviously haven't known too many women who had children. So you think it's normal for women to recover within 3 months... What about those who had C-section? Do you expect them to work out 3 months after that and lose weight? What about women who breastfeed? You expect them to go on a diet?
Are you saying that people who can't afford a babysitter should not have children? That's pretty harsh.
As for diabetes, you're also proving that you've never dealt with it.
Diabetes often leads to water retention. You're not going to burn it like you burn fat.