CATHERINE ZETA JONES - HOLLYWOOD MUMS BLASTED FOR UNREALISTIC BODY AIMS

Celebrity mothers CATHERINE ZETA-JONES and VICTORIA BECKHAM have been blasted for their unrealistic post-baby bodies, in a survey of new mums.

British mothers admit they feel under pressure to regain their pre-children bodies, but without the help of expensive personal trainers utilised by most star mums, they are able to regain their regular figures within weeks of giving birth.

But the super-slim celebs have now been slammed for showing-off their birth bodies, because of the pressure it puts on most mothers who fight a loosing battle to shed the pounds.

The survey of 2,000 mothers - commissioned by Britain's MOTHER AND BABY magazine - found that only three per cent were happy with their figure after giving birth.

Magazine editor ELENA DALRYMPLE says, "The pressure from super-slim celebrities to be a 'yummy mummy' is so intense, ordinary mums feel they should have a film star body and be back in their jeans just days after the birth."

Those interviewed rated CHICAGO actress Zeta-Jones with the best body of star mothers, ahead of Beckham, KATE WINSLET and ELIZABETH HURLEY.