Hospital Bag MUST HAVES šŸ„šŸ¼šŸ©µ

Don’t be like me…

I literally packed majority of my bag on THE MORNING that I went into labor!

Packing your hospital bags is easy to procrastinate because there is just so much to think about.

So i’m here to help!!

Here’s a list of everything I packed + a few extra items I wish I had had in the hospital! šŸ’«

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2025/3/18 Edited to

... Read morePacking your hospital bag is a crucial step in preparing for childbirth, yet many expectant mothers often leave it until the last moment. To help you avoid the stress of last-minute packing, here's an essential checklist of items that every new mom should consider bringing to the hospital. 1. **Personal Care Items:** Don’t forget toiletries like toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, and lip balm. Having your own products can make you feel more comfortable during your stay. 2. **Clothing:** Pack loose-fitting pajamas, a comfortable outfit for going home, and extra underwear. Consider bringing a robe and slippers as well, for easy access and comfort. 3. **Baby Essentials:** Include a going-home outfit for your baby, baby blankets, and diapers. Most hospitals provide basic newborn supplies, but it’s nice to have your own special items. 4. **Documents:** Keep your ID, insurance card, and hospital paperwork handy. It helps streamline the check-in process when you arrive. 5. **Comfort Items:** Bring a few items to help you relax, such as a favorite pillow, snacks, and a charged phone with your favorite playlists. Music can be soothing during labor. 6. **Tech Gadgets:** If you wish to document your journey, don’t forget your camera or smartphone for photos and videos. Make sure you have chargers and an extension cord available. With this guide, you will be well-prepared to make your hospital experience smoother and more enjoyable. Remember, the key is to pack early and consider what makes you feel comfortable during your stay!

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One thing I’d add isn’t actually something you pack—Burpi. I used it to track feeds and diapers from day one, and now we still use it for solids and food reactions.

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