thread: Packing your bag for hospital

Hybrid View

Previous Post Previous Post   Next Post Next Post
  1. #1
    Registered User
    Add Kazbah on Facebook Follow Kazbah On Twitter

    Sep 2006
    Dandy Ranges ;)
    7,526

    A couple of enviro bags to take home the booty in

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jul 2006
    6,869

    lemme think what i have:

    Me-
    Black undies
    Bras
    Shirt
    trakkies
    dressing gown
    slippers
    sleep bra
    breast pads and cream
    soap, tooth brush/paste, under arm spray, face cream, lip cream, hair brush
    pads
    loo paper
    magazine
    pen
    paper
    list of contacts

    Bub-
    Nappies
    wipes
    singlets
    jump suits in 0000 and 000
    muslim wraps x2
    mittens
    socks

    Labour bag-
    powerade drinks
    fruit bars
    swimmers for Craig (for in the shower)
    clean clothes for me
    lip balm
    camera
    snacks
    birth plan

  3. #3
    Registered User

    May 2008
    Roxburgh Park,VIC
    492

    yeh i do know i gotta bring my pillow,dont leave home without it..and i did read soft loo paper..have got snacks and the local safeway is literally a stones throw from hossy so hubby says he will do the daily run for supplies..
    the midwife told us to pack his 1st outfit with a hat n bibs n booties n singlet in a plastic bag to go on top of our big back so he can change in to it straight away.i will pack a seperate bag for labour with cds,n general crap ill take into labour..

  4. #4
    smiles4u Guest

    Talking

    OMG, no one ever told me about URAL and i was stinging like nuts the entire time in hospital to the point i was too sacred to wee ... what a relief that stuff is ... it would be number #1 on my list for anyone

    ... A bag of boiled lollies like barley-sugar, i was surprised how sore my throat was & also from dehydration (you get bored with drinking water all the time).

    I wore P'J's the entire time & so was every other Mum in hosp. Find out if the rooms are hot as i roasted in my P'J's ... and thankfully had one nice thin fabric nightie that poor DP kept having to wash for me.

    I suggest a large loose T.Shirt for labour & birth that just covers your bottom than a choice of a T.Shirt nightie. I wore an old T.Shirt nightie and it was that bit too long and i just didn't have the energy to keep lifting it, especially when i was sitting on the loo in the hosp during labour. Can you wear one of your partners old big T.Shirts ??

    A bag of gold coins if you want to buy from a vending machine.

    A wrist watch ... you may not feeling like wearing it but pop it in on a bedside table in the hosp, you will be needing to know the time for the breast-feeding chart, etc ...

    I wish you all the very best & don't worry as your partner can always go home to get things for you

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
    9,362

    Oooh I posted a thread about this last week....see if I can find it.

    Here it is

    Can I also suggest a mug of your choice because hossy mugs/styrophome is awful to drink out of
    and a small jar/packet of you favourite hot drink (tea/coffee/milo etc). Bit more comforting than the awful provided stuff.
    Last edited by ~Kim~; November 26th, 2008 at 07:05 AM.