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Hospital Bag For Delivery: Things To Pack
This
checklist
of
pregnancy
things
to
take
along
can
help
you.
When
you
are
packing
your
hospital
bag
for
your
first
child
birth,
keep
these
essentials
in
mind.
Hospital
Bag:
Things
To
Pack
1. Change Of Clothes: While you are at the hospital, you will be wearing the patient's uniform given to you. So do not stuff your bag with clothes. You are going to the hospital, not on a vacation. One or maximum 2 change of clothes is enough.
2. Change Of Undergarments: You do not know how many day you will be staying at the hospital. In that case, what you really will need is fresh undergarments. Especially panties are very much needed as you might wet a few with vaginal discharge. Carry at least 5 to 8 pairs with you.
3.
Sanitary
Napkins:
It
is
usual
for
the
new
mother
to
have
vaginal
bleeding
or
discharge
immediatelyafter
the
baby
is
born.
So,
carry
a
full
pack
of
sanitary
napkins
with
you.
Tampons
in
this
situation
may
not
be
very
comfortable.
4.
Your
Favourite
Book
Or
Music:
Going
into
labour
is
not
an
immediate
process.
It
is
very
time
consuming.
Your
cramps
may
not
start
at
once.
So,
you
will
have
a
lot
of
free
time
on
your
hands
when
you
won't
know
what
to
do.
Better
kill
that
time
doing
something
nice
like
reading
or
listening
music
than
getting
tensed
about
the
baby's
delivery.
5. Hot Water Bag: The hospital may or may not provide you one. You keep this item for your comfort in the hospital bag. It will help you relax, in the recuperating time after child birth.
6. Clean Cloth: You must have at least 2 rolls of sterilized and soft cloth rolls with you. This is to wrapup your baby just after it is born. The baby after delivery is very delicate so better wrap it in cloth softened by use. New clothes might be too harsh on his or her baby soft skin.
7. Feeding Bottles: If you have a C-section or in the event of unforeseen circumstances, you may not be able to breast feed the baby. Carry some feeding bottles with you as a part of your pregnancy checklist.
Use these pregnancy tips to pack your hospital bag wisely. Do not be in a haste and miss out on important things.
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