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I know you have to take a lot of things with you to the hospital. But with everything that I was suggested to pack, it seems huge. Did you really need all of that? What would you leave out?
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October 20th, 2009 at 7:34 pm
Here is a good tip. Do not pack anything that the hospital will provide for you. For example: They will have diapers, breast pads, maxi pads, etc. Also, consider just wearing their night gowns, because you will be bleeding a lot and they will get very messy. Plus, by that point you may not care at all.
Some things people often forget to pack:
1. clothes and snacks for hubby
2. cell phone charger
3. list of people to call.
4. Clothes for the baby to get their picture in and to wear home.
Also remember this, you will probably have tons of family dropping in and out, they can always run to your house and get you anything that you forgot.
October 20th, 2009 at 7:51 pm
Beside Baby stuff , I only Brought 3 changes of Clothes , my shampoo , some slippers an some body wash. I was there 2 night with my 2ND girl due to the c-section.
October 20th, 2009 at 9:40 pm
i packed a change of clothes to wear home (remember you are still swollen ) , 2 pj sets, 3 pair socks, 3 pair of panties, nursing bra, tooth brush, hair brush, shampoo & conditiner body wash, make- up. i used everything but my make up and one pair of panties. then for baby i packed a pic outfit, blanket, car seat, and new born diapers.
October 21st, 2009 at 1:39 am
i just packed yesterday and i didnt pack half the stuff they told me to!
i packed: (for the baby) a burp cloth, outfit, and blanket
(for me) a go home outfit, nursing bra, nursing pads, panties, travel toothbooth, soup, shampoo, conditioner, makeup, 2 night gowns and a housecoat and house shoes.
i dunno if thats everything i will need but why else would i need all that other stuff???
October 21st, 2009 at 2:26 am
I posted pretty much the same question earlier this week. Here’s a link to it. I got some great answers with lots of detail.http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…
October 21st, 2009 at 4:43 am
I needed everything I packed. I packed PJ’s, robe, house shoes, tooth brush, paste, shampoo, hair dryer,make up, brush, pads, clothes to wear home.
Outfit for the baby, carseat, blanket, and camera.
October 21st, 2009 at 11:36 am
I had a scheduled induction. I knew that the first night would be boring as they were ripening my cervix overnight before starting pitocin the next day. I brought all kinds of books, puzzles, games, cards, handheld game stuff. I was convinced that I would need stuff to do while in labor.
Well… when I actually got to the hospital, I was so nervous and excited that I didn’t want to play ANYTHING! When I arrived, I was having contractions every 5 to 7 minutes, so the ripening made them get regular on their own. By the time they started pitocin, I was in hard active labor and feeling LOTS of pain. So I didn’t end up using ANY of the “pass the time” stuff I brought, and I had devoted an entire tote bag to just that. lol. After my baby was born, I was to wrapped up in her, my husband, and rest to worry about doing any kind of activity.