Everybody will tell you what you *should* bring, but this is the stuff that made it out of my bag! Honorable mentions: my own pillow, a squishmallow, and an extension cord š
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What I actually wore
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Yes, it hurts. This stuff helped with pain management/coping
Those hospital gowns are SO uncomfy and I was induced so my labor was loooong. Worth every penny, even if you throw it away after (I did)
Labor & Delivery Gowns
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I liked the scalloped one best cause it gives a tiny bit more coverage. The busty one was my go to once my milk came in!
Momcozy Nursing Bras
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LOVE that they offer these in a busty version! The texture is kind of like a sports bra, stretchy but supportive. It felt nice on my squishy belly lol
Maternity, Breastfeeding & Postpartum Tank Tops
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When my mom came to meet the baby and I wanted to put on real pants and not pjās, this was the play!
Everyday Lounge Jogger | Black
Yes, it hurts. This stuff helped with pain management/coping
Letās be honest, the whole āsurgeā or āwaveā thing is simply incorrect. It hurts. Just make sure you have some things to help you cope and manage pain!
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These arenāt miraculous⦠but they got me through for a while!
Labor Comb
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I used noise canceling headphones to listen to meditations for a while! Again, not miraculous, but it helped me block everything out and breathe
Shop QuietComfort Noise Cancelling Headphones
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Attach this thing to the hospital bed rails and thank me later when the contractions are making you sweat!
AMACOOL Battery Operated Stroller Fan Clip
Keeping you comfortable
A little bit of homey comfort goes a long way in a hospital room! Donāt feel self conscious about bringing your cuddly favorites
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Bring your own blanket AND PILLOW! Itās worth carrying them to and from the car, I promise
Blankets
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Picture this: itās dark at 2am. You need to pee. You couldnāt sleep with those grippy socks on but donāt want your feet on the hospital bathroom floor.