![]() ![]() And since we're planning for all eventualities, your birth partner should also pack a bag. Using the birth bag checklists below will help you get the essentials together and ensure nothing is forgotten on the day. ![]() The general recommendation is that you should pack your bag four to six weeks before your due date. we're not saying you should start the minute you get a positive pregnancy test). ![]() You can never be too early when it comes to packing your bag (within reason. To help you get organised and plan ahead for every potential scenario, here's our hospital bag packing guide with tips from Mumsnetters who have been where you are now. As if preparing for life with a newborn weren't a terrifying enough prospect in itself… While pack your bag, remember to pack some clothes and snacks for your partner as well, who will be staying with you in the hospital.You also have to pack clothes and other items for a human being you haven't yet met – it's like the most complicated surprise holiday ever. Some hospitals may require to bring along certain documents (like ID proof) and hospital forms, get confirmed beforehand. You can also separately pack your and your baby’s clothes to avoid any inconvenience. Don’t carry a huge bag a large gym bag size may do. With this hospital bag checklist, you are all set to bring your bub home. ![]() It is better to use cotton wools or baby wipes to stay safe from any skin irritation. Wipes: A newborn’s skin is susceptible and gentle. So, it would be best if you have plenty of diapers. If he feeds 8 to 9 times a day, he will get wet/soiled 12 to 15 times. You don’t have any idea about your newborn’s routine. This should include the baby’s suit, socks, cap, handkerchief, towel, etc.īaby Blanket: Carry one or two thin baby blankets because babies love to be swaddled. Little ones dirty themselves quite too much. #Baby Clothes: Pack three to four pairs of comfortable and warm clothes for your baby. Being prepared beforehand will help you avoid any problems in case of an emergency. #Breast Pump and Feeding Bottle: Some women face engorgement issues in the beginning, that is, hardening and swelling of the breasts, which makes it difficult for the baby to feed. #Toiletries: Don’t forget your toothbrush, hand wash, soap, and other toiletries, especially if you are particular about using specific brands. Nursing bras are comfortable and additionally supportive they allow you to feed without removing your bra. #Nursing Bras: You may probably want to pack a few nursing bras and breast pads if you plan to breastfeed. Using a nursing pillow will make breastfeeding a more comfortable experience for you. #Nursing Pillow: Feeding Pillow help in easing contraction pains. #Sanitary Napkins: Sanitary napkins, specifically maternity pads, are a necessity after birth for your stay in the hospital. Also, do not forget to pack a pair of going home clothes. Choose front-opening garments that help you breastfeed easily. #Clothes/Nightdress: You might want to pack some loose clothes or a maternity night suits in addition to a hospital gown. #Hospital Gown: It’s a good idea to carry a labor and delivery gowns of your own, one that suits your need, fit, and comfort.Īlso Read: why every pregnant woman needs a hospital gown? ![]()
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