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What’s in Our Hospital Birth Bags - as a Second Time Mom

Packing a hospital bag for birth can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to make sure both mom and baby are fully prepared. In today’s video, I’m sharing everything I packed in my hospital birth bag for mom and baby, including must-have essentials, comfort items, and a few things I’m so glad I didn’t forget. Whether you’re a first-time mom or preparing for another delivery, this hospital bag checklist will help you feel organized, confident, and ready for the big day. I walk through what’s truly necessary, what the hospital provides, and what helped make our stay more comfortable. ✨ In this video: • Hospital bag essentials for mom • Baby’s hospital bag must-haves • Postpartum & recovery items • What to pack vs. what to skip • Tips for staying organized during labor & delivery If this video helps you, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment when your due date is! 👶🍼 Thanks so much for watching and being here 🤍 👜 MOM – C-SECTION HOSPITAL BAG 📄 Important Documents • Photo ID • Insurance card • Birth plan (C-section preferences if you have them) • Hospital paperwork • Phone & emergency contacts ⸻ 👚 Clothing (Incision-Friendly) • High-waisted underwear (or disposable adult diapers) • High-waisted, loose pajamas (button-down or nursing-friendly) • Soft nightgowns (no waistband on incision) • Nursing bras (front-closure is easiest) • Nursing tanks • Lightweight robe • Cozy socks (grip socks if possible) • Slippers or slide-on shoes • Loose, high-waisted going-home outfit 👉 Avoid low-rise leggings or tight waistbands ⸻ 🧴 Toiletries & Recovery Care • Toothbrush & toothpaste • Face wash & moisturizer • Deodorant • Dry shampoo (showering may be delayed) • Hair ties/clips • Lip balm • Glasses/contacts • Minimal makeup (optional) ⸻ 🩹 C-Section Recovery Must-Haves • Abdominal binder (many hospitals provide one—bring your own if preferred) • Large pads or adult diapers • Gas relief items (peppermint tea, Gas-X if approved) • Stool softener (confirm with nurse) • Small pillow or folded blanket • ✔️ For holding against incision when coughing, laughing, or standing • Scar care products (for AFTER hospital, not immediately) ⸻ 📱 Comfort & Practical Items • Long phone charger • Headphones • Snacks (high-protein + easy to digest) • Refillable water bottle with straw • Eye mask (hospital lights are bright) • Heating pad (if allowed—check hospital policy) ⸻ 👶 BABY – HOSPITAL BAG (C-SECTION FRIENDLY) 👕 Clothing • Kimono-style or zip sleepers (easy changes while seated) • 2–3 newborn or 0–3 outfits • Going-home outfit • Soft hat • Socks or booties ⸻ 🧺 Baby Essentials • Swaddle or Velcro swaddle • Pacifier (if using) • Burp cloths (Hospital provides diapers, wipes, and formula if needed) ⸻ 🤱 Feeding Support (Especially Helpful After C-Section) • Nursing pillow (helps keep pressure off incision) • Nipple cream • Breast pump (if bringing your own) • Hands-free pumping bra ⸻ 🚗 Travel & Safety • Infant car seat (properly installed before delivery) • Car seat blanket (weather-appropriate) ⸻ 🧠 C-SECTION RECOVERY TIPS TO REMEMBER • Choose everything high-waisted or no waistband • Take stool softeners early (with approval) • Walk as soon as cleared—it helps gas pain • Use a pillow to brace incision when moving • Accept help 💛