EVERYTHING You Will Need In Your HOSPITAL BAG

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Published 2019-03-26
What You Will Need In Your Hospital Bag
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Packing your hospital bag is SO much fun but can also feel a little overwhelming. "What should I bring?" "What should I leave behind?" In this video I share with you 21 items that Moms said they LOVED having with them during their labor as well as some of my own tips, as a doula.

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SOME THINGS YOU WILL LOVE TO HAVE:

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DISCLAIMER

All content and information in this video is for informational and educational purposes only, does not constitute medical, psychological or health advice of any kind and I do not warrant that the information presented herein is free of any errors or omissions. I am not providing medical, health care, nutrition therapy or coaching services to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any kind of physical ailment, mental or medical condition.

Although I strive to provide accurate general information, the information presented here is not a substitute for any kind of professional advice, and you should not rely solely on this information. Always consult a professional in the medical and health area for your particular needs and circumstances prior to making any medical or health related decisions. For your health related questions, please seek the advice of a licensed physician or any other qualified health care provider immediately.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Sooba_Wooba
    Idk why but I love when you call us mamas. It’s so endearing
  • @Telimay28
    A file holder was useful for me. To help keep all of the paper work and important papers you get during the hospital stay so they don’t end up getting lost.
  • 1. Birth plan 2. Water bottle with a straw 3. Snacks (protein bars, nut bars, dry fruits) 4. Slippers or comfy socks 5. Long cord phone charger 6. Push playlist 7. Lip balm 8. Your own pillow 9. Eye mask and ear plugs 10. Hair ties 11. Birth ball 12. Mints/chewing gums for your partner 13. Night light 14. Essential oils 15. Gel nipple pads & lanolin 16. Toiletries for you and your partner 17. Nursing bras or camis 18. Belly band 19. Leggings or sweatpants 20. Baby’s going home outfit 21. Yourself
  • @jdog8362
    Extra clothes!!! You never know if you’ll have a longer hospital stay and you’ll want clean clothes each day you’re there. Everyone told us to only bring enough clothes for 2 days but we had a 4 day hospital stay. Very grateful I trusted my gut and packed extra!
  • You totally forgot the Boppy Pillow for nursing! I'm so glad I took mine, it was such a lifesaver. I was beyond exhausted when my little man came out I couldn't see straight and had hardly any strength left in arms. It was perfect to help me hold him in the correct positioning for nursing while being so tired.
  • @Cadwallon85
    Just going to say, as a father to be your videos have really helped me help my wife with all the prep for welcoming our baby into our lives. I try and do as much research as I can so the whole experience isn't so overwhelming for her, and just wanted to let you know I really appreciate your content.
  • @MummaQuan
    I’m having my third baby in may & I’m still watching these videos like I have no idea what to bring 😂
  • My boss recommended high waisted control briefs after the birth of my 1st baby and it was the best post-partum advice I was ever given 👌
  • Just came here to let everyone know how exausted i am. My hospital bag is pack since i was 34 weeks pregnant . And i m ready every single second to birth but noooooo😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 almost 42 weeks and babybis still not here. Pray for me plz
  • @ulyc5320
    Baby #4 due in the next three weeks and why am I suddenly so clueless as to what to pack 😂 I watch your videos toward the end of my pregnancies. Super refreshing and a good dose of confidence before the big day.
  • @musikluver
    bring a blanket and pillow for your support person. the hospital doesn't usually have food or blankets for them and if you're there overnight you'll want them to be comfy too
  • @dmac1106
    For the essential oils, dab a cotton ball/pad with it instead of a diffuser for that same reason someone mentioned in the comment (that a nurse may be allergic to smell) but also so if you end up not liking the smell for whatever hormonal reason, it is easy to make disappear or change scent
  • @ranoiliyeva355
    My husband found your channel and since then for every question I have I watch only your videos. You are absolutely straight to the point and giving such useful tips !!
  • I'm 30w pregnant and i waited too long for a traditional birth class. Your videos are helping me so much and helping me not panic for my daughter's arrival in about 10w. Thank you for your videos <3
  • @anavilla3576
    Loved #21. I’ve been stressed about all things that I might forget, but bringing your mindset and heart is the most important thing ❤️
  • @ahintz2684
    Your own birthing/delivery gown. Haven’t delivered yet, but already checked with my OB & even with COVID I am allowed to bring & wear my own birthing/delivery gown as long as it allows for them to have as much access as a normal hospital gown. I know I am going to feel so much more comfortable in my own chosen gown versus a standard hospital gown. My OB also suggested one that can open fully in the front so that I can easily have skin to skin contact with my baby as soon as she’s born.
  • @radiola3454
    This is one of the most useful lists that i've seen so far, thank you
  • @xserena13x
    I’m super broke and am finding your videos so useful!!! I’ve tried “watching” some live videos about what to put inside and yet they don’t say anything that goes inside!! And they want you to pay $200+ in another class!!
  • @Jabx84
    Best list I’ve seen on this so far (I’ve seen ALOT). 👌🏾