As a mom to 2, here are some items that I consider necessities for postpartum! This list is just for you mama, not for baby.
These are so soothing after pushing a baby out! Use these layered on top of a pad to soothe itching and pain!
TUCKS Medicated Cooling Pads, 100 Count
After using the bathroom and cleaning up, spray this on your private parts for extra soothing. This was an essential part of my bathroom routine with both of my daughters!
Dermoplast Pain & Itch Relief Spray, 2.75 Oz
If you’re breastfeeding, this nipple butter is a must! It’s organic and breastfeeding safe. This’ll help with the discomfort breastfeeding can cause in the beginning!
Earth Mama Organic Nipple Butter™ 2oz
When I had my first daughter, she struggled with latching AFTER we left the hospital. It caused a lot of pain for me, but I discovered these! Not only did it give my nipples time to heal and stop the pain, but it also helped my daughter learn to open...
Medela Nipple Shields, Medium 20mm
The hospital usually sends you home with a peri bottle, but this one is worth getting! I loved that I was able to easily hit everywhere with it. Helpful tip- leave this by the sink and fill it with warm water each time before you go to the bathroom. ...
Frida Mom Upside Down Peri Bottle for Postpartum Care, Portable Bidet Perineal Cleansing and Recovery for New Mom, The Original Fridababy MomWasher
These hot and cold packs are great to have on hand just incase you develop a breast infection. They’re also really helpful when your milk first comes in which can be pretty uncomfortable the first time!
Lansinoh Breast Therapy Packs, 2 Pack
A belly band is not only good for c-section, but for natural as well! It’s great to have one of these on hand and this one is great!
Frida Mom Belly Binder Postpartum Wrap
Nursing pads are a must postpartum. If you aren’t wanting to use disposable, these washable ones are a great option! I’d suggest getting AT LEAST 2 packs of these if you’re going with this option!
Lansinoh Washable Nursing Pads, 10 Count
I used the ice packs in my underwear for at least 4 days to a week postpartum. These are a great reusable option!
Lansinoh Hot & Cold Postpartum Pads, 2 Count
These nightgowns are great for postpartum! Comfortable fabric and button down makes great access for breastfeeding!
Ekouaer Women's 2 Pack Button Down Nightgowns
Why do I need a mini fridge for postpartum? Hear me out… when you’re pumping in the middle of the night, you want to make as little steps as possible. Having this small mini fridge on your nightstand is great to be able to pump and put it straight in...
Hansburg Mini Fridge 4L Cooler & Warmer
This breast pump is very discreet and low effort! Fit this right into your bra and sit back while it pumps for you… perfect for day or night!
Momcozy M6 Hands Free Breast Pump 2 Pack
Every now and then, but electric breast pump just ✨wasn’t doing it for me✨ and I’d have to resort to hand pumping. This was the hand pump I used and loved!
Medela Harmony Manual Breast Pump with Flex
I was never a fan of the “postpartum underwear” designs. These high waisted, full coverage ones come in both regular and plus size and are sure to keep you comfortable!
Molasus Women's High Waisted Cotton Panties
A postpartum cart may seem excessive until you are 1 week into waking up every 2-3 hours. Stock up with cart with your breast pump, diapers, wipes, changes of clothes, swaddles, nipple pads, etc. and you’ll be set for those middle of the night wake u...
3-Tier Baby Diaper Caddy Cart with Wheels
Nursing pads were a necessity for me while breastfeeding! I’d change these every time I nursed so disposable were the most practical for me, these ones were great and you want these ON HAND, ready to go when your milk comes in!