J.S.
I, too, (or is it 4 now?? LOL) have the same "c-section flab", and from what I've been seeing on DHC (Discovery Health Channel), the only way we're going to be able to get rid of it is to have (OMG!! >gasp<) Plastic Surgery. However, if your doctor can document that it is medically necessary, and not just cosmetic, your insurance should cover most of the cost, depending on your plan.
When does Gus turn 3? My little Noah will be 3 on 4/26! (His brother will be 17 on 4/17!!! (No typos here)
I'll be looking for answers with you!
~J.~