Pay R140 for six Baby Boot Camp classes, valued at R540 (save 74%)

Jelly is wobbly and yum. It's smooth and fun. And, everyone, the world over knows, jelly with custard is the doctor of 'feel good' food. Jelly belly on the other hand, is the black sheep of the jelly family. Jelly belly is not smooth, you cannot eat it, and its primary functions are to: rudely present itself immediately after you give birth, throw you into the pits of depression and make skinny people grateful that they don't have your jiggly bits. Give your loose bits the boot at Baby Boot Camp, for R140.

Founded by Kristen Horler, Baby Boot Camp was started out of necessity. Kristen could not find fitness classes that didn't require her leaving her baby with a sitter. It was also a struggle to find a challenging workout that didn't require a personal trainer. So, Kristen drew on her experience as a personal trainer, triathlete and fitness instructor, and she gave birth to Baby Boot Camp. Now there's no need to leave little one with a babysitter while you run to the gym and bond with a treadmill that's going nowhere, you can work-out together.

The innovative stroller-fitness program boosts your post-pregnancy fitness levels giving you the oomph to meet the physical challenges of whipping up dinner, peeling your toddler off the chandelier, while changing a colorful nappy. Designed to improve posture, post-birth recovery and energy, classes combine strength-training exercises with cardiovascular drills while Pilates, yoga and abdominal exercises improve core strength. Your stroller's (pram) resistance tubes, as well as your baby, are an integral part of your workout. Well you'll work-out and baby will laugh at you while thinking, 'It's so much fun to see mom work so hard', dribble, dribble, drool.

There's no doubt that babies are cute, fun and the biggest saliva manufacturers on Earth but they're also the biggest energy sappers since the discovery of Black Holes. Get your energies up, whip your body back into shape, and enjoy serious 'QT' time with your little one.

Did you know? Jelly belly is the No.1 cause of glossy magazine bonfires, force-feeding supermodels, and the framing of pre-birth clothes.