Where becoming a mother for the first time of a newborn is really exciting for any woman, it also creates confusion as what to put in the bag when going
to the hospital. If you put everything ready before time, it can not only
provide you mental peace and gladness but
can assist you in reducing a lot of stress that may be seen at the time of normal delivery or a c-section. When it
comes to c-section, the stay in the hospital is usually longer than the usual
birth. To whatever the situation is, you need to
over pack the bag rather than under pack it in order to avoid the additional stress of the missed items.
Remember that a hospital bag must have at least three
cubicles so you can easily organize and separate the things of yourself, hubby
and the child. Such bags seem perfect for traveling because it keeps everything
nice and tidy. Below are the items that every mom-to-be should never forget
while going to the hospital.
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Slippers: After a
c-section, bending down is usually not suggested,
so it is appropriate to use the backless slippers because they are easy to put
on or take off. Nice and comfortable socks can help you to stay warmer that you
can wear with the help of a nurse or a husband.
Nursing Nightgown:
Sometimes, you need to go out of the hospital, or meet your friends and family,
might be in the morning or evening, so
you are required to have a nursing gown that is comfortable, softer and
attractive in appearance. This can be in
a quantity of one to two.
Robe: Whether it’s a c-section or a usual
delivery, some women feel cold so they can warm themselves up with a robe. A
softer and comfier robe can make you mentally relax during up and down
movements.
Nursing Pillow:
Handling the child in such a condition is usually difficult for the new
mothers. When you have stitches on your
abdomen, it is hard and painful for the mother to hold onto the baby. A nursing
pillow allows you to accommodate easily while holding onto the baby with two hands, so it doesn’t roll off.
Nursing Bra:
Underwire bras are never recommended in
such conditions. Instead, a softer one which can be easily pulled down for
nursing while keeping everything snugly in place during sleep without making
any discomfort should be used.
Toiletry Items: Whether
it a winter or a summer season, bathing can never be ignored. Shampoo,
conditioner, toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush,
headband/hair tie, deodorant are a must have
in these situations. Likewise, if you want to keep your skin fresh and
healthier, you can put lip balm, concealer, mascara, moisturizer and cheek
stain in your hospital bag.
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