I'm new here. I've had eds for 16yrs and through 6 kids...post-partum can be a difficult time.
It was so encouraging to read that you have not had ed behaviors since 2004! That's awesome!!
I know that sometimes insurance will cover the services of a nutritionist or dietician. They should be able to help you set and achieve healthful goals for your body. Take advantage of what is available to you...don't try to do this alone especially if those nagging ed thoughts are beginning to creep back in.
Do you feel there are some issues outside of your weight/size that you haven't dealt with or are having a difficult time coping with? I know for me, when I start to feel out of control of my circumstances my ed gets worse. Usually it's not "just" the numbers that are bothering me. A therapist or counselor may be able to help you work through these things.
You've got two very young children at home. I know it can be hard to get out of the house but as someone mentioned in a previous reply...exercise can do wonders for how we feel. It's so easy to get bogged down by the responsibilities at home that we forget to address our own needs or we don't count them as important as the other demands on us.
If there's a way you can take some time out 3-4 times per week to dedicate towards exercising I would strongly encourage you to do it. I have older kids now who help me do this but my husband used to make sure I wasn't interrupted when the kids were littler. Exercise makes a world of difference in regards to my moods and self-perspective.
I'm so sorry you're feeling this way (((hugs))). I'm currently 7 1/2 months post-partum and not doing well with my ed. I was ed behavior free for 3.5 years but after my daughter's birth (it didn't go as expected...we're fine but there were some minor complications) I started to spiral downward.
On that note I would encourage you to not go through this alone. Find someone in your life to reach out to. Ed can take hold so quickly and so thoroughly before we even realize what's happening. It sounds to me like you're standing at the thresh-hold. I wish I would have reached out right away (I actually wish I would have had a support system set up before I delivered "just in case")...the longer you wait the harder it will be.
Take care!
Love, Kelly