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What to Expect During Your Hospital Birth Stay

Welcoming your baby into the world is exciting, and knowing what to expect can help you feel more confident and prepared. This video walks you through what typically happens during your hospital stay for labor and delivery. In this short guide, we explain what to expect when checking in at the hospital, what documents and items to bring, and helpful tips — including reminders for families enrolled in WIC. We also walk through meeting your care team and how sharing your birth plan can help your providers understand your preferences. You’ll learn about common hospital policies, including visitor guidelines, monitoring options, and rooming-in after birth. We also discuss feeding support, including how and when to request a lactation consultant before going home. We cover what happens right after delivery, including skin-to-skin contact, newborn checks, and how hospitals often support early breastfeeding while keeping families together whenever possible. Every birth is unique, and preparation can make a meaningful difference. If you’re working with a Latch Support Family Support Specialist, bring your booklet from the baby shower to your next appointment to review birth options and get help creating or refining your birth plan. 00:00 Welcome & What This Video Covers 00:21 Checking In & What to Bring 00:49 Meeting Your Care Team 01:18 Hospital Policies & Options 01:25 Visitor Guidelines 01:36 Monitoring Options 01:50 Rooming In After Birth 02:06 Feeding & Lactation Support 02:27 Skin-to-Skin After Delivery 02:52 Why Preparation Matters 02:57 How Latch Support Can Help 👉 Subscribe for calm, evidence-based pregnancy, birth, and postpartum education 💬 Comment below: What questions do you have about your hospital birth stay? 🔗 Learn more and connect with support at latchedsupport.com #HospitalBirth #Pregnancy #ExpectingParents #BirthPreparation #LaborAndDelivery #PrenatalCare #PostpartumSupport #NewParents #PregnantInTexas #LatchSupport