Depends on where you are but most hospitals will supply most of the basics for bub except clothing. So nappies, wipes, formula if you need it - if you are formula feeding most hospitals only supply aptamil so if you want something different bring that - and blankets, although it might be an idea to bring some from home that smell like you, or if youâre wanting to use a specific swaddle etc.
They will also provide adult nappies for you. Iâd bring a few changes of clothes - loose and comfy, slippers, snacks, and things to keep you occupied, peri bottle for afterwards, shampoo and conditioner, body wash, face wash etc. I ended up being induced and then had to stay in hospital for 4 days after he was born so ended up being there 10 days total. Plan to stay for a couple days longer even if youâre in and out (most people are only there for a couple of days)
I also had a handheld fan which was a lifesaver in labour.
Depends on where you are but most hospitals will supply most of the basics for bub except clothing. So nappies, wipes, formula if you need it - if you are formula feeding most hospitals only supply aptamil so if you want something different bring that - and blankets, although it might be an idea to bring some from home that smell like you, or if youâre wanting to use a specific swaddle etc. They will also provide adult nappies for you. Iâd bring a few changes of clothes - loose and comfy, slippers, snacks, and things to keep you occupied, peri bottle for afterwards, shampoo and conditioner, body wash, face wash etc. I ended up being induced and then had to stay in hospital for 4 days after he was born so ended up being there 10 days total. Plan to stay for a couple days longer even if youâre in and out (most people are only there for a couple of days) I also had a handheld fan which was a lifesaver in labour.