I’m a midize mom with a ‘soft belly’ from my two C-sections, you’d never know it from how I dress

A MIDSIZE mom doesn’t believe your body should dictate what you wear.

After having two C-sections, the size 14 babe embraced her new figure and started dressing in a way that made her feel confident and chic.

TikToker Bonnie Wyrick (@bonniewyrick) has a thing for clothes and uses her platform to promote “style with confidence.”

After multiple people asked her for midsize outfit ideas for work, she shared some of her favorite looks.

“How do I style my soft belly?” she said in the clip, flashing her mom pooch.

When the frame changed, however, she appeared transformed.

She rocked a mini sweater dress with a black belt that cinched her waist and gave her some shape.

To elevate the look, she threw a black blazer over her shoulders and slipped into tights with knee-high boots.

Offering another option, she tried on a long sleeve fitted brown top with a black leather skirt, pairing it with a beige trench coat and boots.

One of her go-to pieces for the season is a leather pant, and she paired her pair with a brown tank and long black cardigan.

“I love leather pants or trousers styled with a coat-igan or trench coat for a chic look,” she captioned the clip.

For a more casual office look, Bonnie changed into a striped sweater with a long black skirt.

If you want something that can take you from the workplace to the bar, she has just the outfit: a white V-neck top paired with a beige leather mini skirt, beige tall boots, and a white trench coat.

“My recent fall and winter outfits take you to the office and then happy hour,” she noted.

And her final set was one that screamed winter chic.

She wore a cropped leather jacket over a neutral turtleneck with a black mini skirt.

“My favorite fall trend is the variety of skirts, like skorts, patent and faux leather, wrap,” she admired.

In all the outfits, her belly was undetected as she looked curvy and put-together.

“Everything you put on looks great,” one viewer praised.

“I need your closet,” added another.