it's funny but money is essential while in hospital. Lots of hospitals have those systems now which go over your bed- it has a phone and tv and you have to buy a card for it (machines to buy them are usually in corridor outside ward). buy one- they are a life saver! especially if you want to ring home to get the next visitor to bring something in you might have forgotten, more baby gro's, toiletries etc. I loved ringing home to speak to my little girls and reassure them I would see them soon.Food is also handy- hospital food is a bit bleak- last time my mum and gary were sneaking me in Greggs sandwiches and the little cupboard next to me was full of snacks! also a pen and paper, it's nice to record events, visitors, feelings etc- you'll forget in the haze of it all later- so when baby sleeps try and jot a few things down- it helps if you do a baby diary or record book to write what you were feeling/ thinking at the time, my girls love reading theirs it's nice to go along with all those photos that we take!!
Your labour bag: what to pack

Your labour bag: what to pack

It's important to pack the right items in your labor bag because you don't want to have to send your family and friends out buying pjs for you or clothes for your baby! Here we’ve compiled a list of essentials you might need during your hospital stay… For your labor- Your birth plan.- Your health insurance card.- Loose, comfortable clothing, such as a nightgown or big T-shirt (pack a few in case they get dirty), and a robe.- Warm socks and slippers.- Hairbrush and hair bands.- Lip balm . . .

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Reply tongueno6 3 months ago
it's funny but money is essential while in hospital. Lots of hospitals have those systems now which go over your bed- it has a phone and tv and you have to buy a card for it (machines to buy them are usually in corridor outside ward). buy one- they are a life saver! especially if you want to ring home to get the next visitor to bring something in you might have forgotten, more baby gro's, toiletries etc. I loved ringing home to speak to my little girls and reassure them I would see them soon.Food is also handy- hospital food is a bit bleak- last time my mum and gary were sneaking me in Greggs sandwiches and the little cupboard next to me was full of snacks! also a pen and paper, it's nice to record events, visitors, feelings etc- you'll forget in the haze of it all later- so when baby sleeps try and jot a few things down- it helps if you do a baby diary or record book to write what you were feeling/ thinking at the time, my girls love reading theirs it's nice to go along with all those photos that we take!!
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