List of what is needed in the maternity hospital. Maternity hospital bag - complete list of things

The list of things below is universal; it contains almost everything that may be useful for several days after giving birth in the maternity hospital.
But, it should be taken into account that in state maternity hospitals there are different internal rules and, perhaps, most of what you consider necessary, you will not be allowed to take, for example, a robe or a breast pump. At the same time, the obligatory list of a maternity hospital may include: a cup, a plate and cutlery; in some state maternity hospitals there are not enough dishes for everyone.

Women who give birth in paid departments and commercial maternity hospitals, as a rule, are not limited in their personal belongings.

Prepare everything you need in advance. It is advisable that things be purchased and collected at least 2 weeks before the expected due date.

You are allowed to take to the birth block:
1. washable slippers;
2. mobile phone;
3. from decorations: wedding ring, cross, hair clip;
4. bottle of drinking water.

Things according to the list of the maternity hospital (approximate list, you must check in advance with the maternity hospital where you plan to give birth):
1. the same washable slippers, but you can take another one for the shower;
2. They usually provide you with a cotton robe; if you wish, you can take your own, but in some maternity hospitals any home clothing is prohibited, incl. robes;
3 hygiene items: toothpaste and a toothbrush, shampoo, comb, 2 baby soaps in a soap dish (one for hands, one for baby);
4. in some maternity hospitals they ask you to take your own utensils: a cup and a spoon;
5. disposable diapers, if you are going to use them, but the maternity hospital does not provide them.

The following things and supplies will also be useful (they will be given to you in the room immediately after birth):
1. disposable panties (about 6 pieces);
2. super-absorbent pads (no more than 1 pack, since at first you will most likely use sterile cotton diapers);
3. 2 nursing bras (not underwire);
4. disposable bra pads;
5. postpartum bandage (if you are going to use it);
6. cream for stretch marks (the same one that was used during pregnancy);
7. rectal suppositories with glycerin (will help you go to the toilet on the first day after birth);
8. vitamins (the same ones taken during pregnancy);
9. to increase lactation: homeopathic medicines(for example, “Mlekoin”), instant tea for nursing mothers;
10. manicure scissors and a nail file (scissors will be useful for cutting broken nails of a newborn);
11. if you use: wet sanitary napkins, cotton pads and cotton swabs, disposable handkerchiefs;
12. protective pads for breastfeeding;
13. breast pump;
14. pacifier;
15. Vitaon baby oil (for treating breasts and children) or any wound-healing agent for nipples, for example, Bepanthen cream;
16. You can take children's cosmetics, if you have small sample bottles, for example, liquid talc or diaper cream;
17. face cream, hygienic lipstick;
18. camera;
19. a magazine or book to read, a pen and a notepad for notes.

If the maternity hospital is cool, you may need:
1. socks for mother and child, for example terry;
2 knitted caps for a child (the caps that are given out in the maternity hospital are usually very large size).

On your first visit, let your relatives tell you:
1. drinking water(if you don’t want to drink boiled water from the tap);
2. tea bags (preferably green);
3. fructose (instead of sugar);
4. a sterilized bottle for the baby (needed, for example, to give a newborn a drink of water if he hiccups), because in state maternity hospitals, the nipples on the bottles are ordinary, large, round, with holes pierced in the old fashioned way with a needle, the liquid flows from them in a strong stream;
5. yeast-free bread or biscuit-type cookies;
6. milk or cream for tea, fermented baked milk, “homemade” cheese;
7. juice from green apples (preferably directly pressed) or fresh green apples;
8. dried fruits (prunes, dried apricots);
If you are not satisfied with the food in the maternity hospital, you may be given:
- boiled meat;
- vegetables that have undergone heat treatment (for example, stewed).

It’s rare, but sometimes mothers use baby things they brought with them in the maternity hospital.
You can make a list for your husband of the clothes that you need to bring for you and the child at discharge.

And, of course, you should always have documents at the ready: a passport, an insurance policy, an exchange card with the results of the necessary tests, a birth certificate, if you are giving birth for a fee - a contract for a paid birth.

2-3 weeks before the birth, everything that may be needed in the maternity hospital, as a rule, is already put into bags - things for mom, hygiene items, crossword books and, of course, a bag with things for the new family member. But so that after giving birth, mom doesn’t have to frantically call all her relatives and take dad shopping, you should make a list of everything you need in advance. Especially considering the fact that not all maternity hospitals will provide you with onesies, hygiene products and even diapers.

List of necessary things for the baby - packing a bag for the maternity hospital!

  • Baby soap or baby gel for bathing (to wash the baby).
  • Packaging of diapers. You will have time to switch to gauze diapers at home, but after giving birth the mother needs rest - diapers will give you several extra hours of sleep. Just remember to pay attention to the size of the diapers and the indicated age. It usually takes about 8 pieces per day.
  • Thin vests – 2-3 pcs. or bodysuit (preferably with long sleeve, 2-3 pcs.).
  • Sliders– 4-5 pcs.
  • Thin diapers (3-4 pcs.) + flannel (similar).
  • Thin and warm caps , depending on the weather (2-3 pcs.).
  • Water bottle . There is no urgent need for it (mother’s milk is enough for a newborn), and you won’t be able to sterilize the bottle in a maternity hospital. But if you plan to feed your baby formula, ask this question in advance (whether bottles are provided in the maternity hospital, or what options are available for sterilization).
  • Socks(2 pairs).
  • "Scratchies"(cotton mittens so that the baby does not accidentally scratch his face).
  • Without blankets You can also get by (the maternity hospital will give it to you), but your own, homemade one will, of course, be much more comfortable.
  • Wet wipes, baby cream (if the skin needs moisturizing) and powder or diaper rash cream. Use them only when necessary and do not forget to pay attention to the expiration date, composition and the “hypoallergenic” label.
  • Disposable diapers (place it on a scale or changing table).
  • Towel(it will be useful for washing, but a thin diaper will do instead).
  • Nail scissors for children's nails (they grow very quickly, and babies often scratch themselves in their sleep).
  • Is it necessary dummy– it’s up to you. But remember that it will be much more difficult to wean yourself off the pacifier than to immediately learn to do without it.


Don't forget to also prepare separate package for the baby for discharge.

Pregnancy is the most exciting and happiest period in the life of every girl. At this time, we are preparing for a new stage that will change our understanding of the world. However, in order not to add to yourself unnecessary problems and hassle - prepare for childbirth in advance. In addition to routine examinations, changes in diet and daily routine, it is necessary to collect in advance an “alarm suitcase” (as young mothers call the minimum set of items for themselves and the baby in the maternity hospital). Even if there are no concerns or complications, it is advisable that everything is ready by the 7th month. After all, running around and trying to collect things is not the easiest thing to do. What should you take for childbirth? In this article, we will tell you about all the nuances of staying in the maternity hospital, give useful and harmful tips, and also write down the most detailed list of necessary things in the maternity hospital for mother and baby.


Things for mom in the maternity hospital

Documents are the first thing you need to take care of when packing your bag for the maternity hospital. They may differ slightly depending on where you are giving birth and what country you live in. If you have agreed on a pair birth, do not forget to get test results for your husband in advance.


List of documents

  • Completed exchange card.
  • Your passport.
  • Medical insurance.
  • Birth certificate.
  • Referral to the maternity hospital (if available).
  • Insurance certificate pension fund(if there is no birth certificate).
  • Childbirth contract (in case of paid labor).
  • Results of unscheduled analyzes and examinations.
  • Husband's passport (for paired births).
  • Analysis of the husband for paired births.
  • Doctor's contact telephone number (for contractual births).
  • Dengin has different needs.

Separately, I would like to talk about money. They will be needed for everything: buy water, vitamins, a different size of diaper, a different formula for the baby, pads, medicines, send a nurse to the store or pharmacy, thank the doctor, etc. You must understand that, unfortunately, this is a necessity and a given. And since you can’t do without expenses, then stock up on cash of different denominations (for all occasions and take more small ones).

Medicines

Oddly enough, sometimes doctors ask you to bring medicines and medical supplies. This list may include:

  • Syringes 5.0 and 10.0;
  • Surgical gloves (disposable, sterile);
  • Sterile cotton wool;
  • Adhesive plasters;
  • Gauze bandages and sterile medical gauze;
  • Bandages;
  • Medical disposable kit for childbirth;
  • A bag of disposable shoe covers;
  • Sterile caps;
  • Medical gown (disposable, sterile);
  • Diapers, disposable;
  • Urine catheter;
  • Blood transfusion system;
  • Umbilical clip;
  • A bottle of medical alcohol;
  • Iodine 5%;
  • Saline solution (NaCI 0.9%);
  • Cleansing saline hypotonic enema, etc.

In recent years, it is rare to be required to carry medications yourself. Most likely, you will be asked for cash “for the missing funds” or you will not have to spend anything at all. You may also need money to buy medications after childbirth, because depending on your health, you may be prescribed various vaginal and rectal suppositories, tablets or drops to increase hemoglobin, tinctures to increase milk production, etc. You can't predict this in advance.

Hygiene products

To feel comfortable, be sure to stock up on all the necessary personal hygiene products. These include:

  • Toothbrush.
  • Breast pads.
  • Antibacterial soap.
  • Soft toilet paper (wet).
  • Towels for face and hands.
  • Shaving machine (for the antenatal department).
  • Shampoo.
  • Nipple cream (special or neutral, for children).
  • Foam or shaving gel (if you go to bed early).
  • Toothpaste.
  • Soft, dry and wet wipes.
  • Hygienic, regular and night (for heavy discharge) pads.
  • Shower gel or liquid soap.
  • Comb.
  • Several soft hair ties.
  • Bath towel.
  • Garbage and dirty laundry bags.
  • Diapers for gynecological examinations.
  • Bed linen (2 sets).
  • A little cosmetics (to look normal in the photo at the time of discharge).

These are the basic hygiene products you will need. But, it is also necessary to take into account personal characteristics. For example, if you have very dry skin on your hands, do not neglect the cream, take it with you (it is advisable that it be neutral, for children).

Clothes for mom

Clothes for a young mother may vary slightly depending on the time of year. For example, in the summer you will probably need woolen socks, but in the winter you will not need cotton nighties.

For winter time:

  • Long, soft robe (terry, insulated).
  • Loose T-shirts made of natural fabric.
  • Warm sports suit with soft elastic.
  • Warm cotton socks.
  • Terry or wool socks.
  • Spare bras (including for nursing).
  • Lots of cotton panties with a loose elastic band.
  • Rubber slippers (for myself and my husband).
  • Blanket or warm blanket.
  • Anti-varicose stockings (if necessary).
  • Postpartum or postoperative bandage (after cesarean section).

For the summer period:

  • Bathrobe (lightweight, made of natural material).
  • Long T-shirts with large sleeves (cotton).
  • Sundress made of natural fabric.
  • Loose cotton dress.
  • Nightgowns are of thin material (must breathe).
  • Bandage.
  • Thin cotton socks.
  • Sweatpants with soft elastic band.
  • Several bras (including nursing bras).
  • Lots of replacement panties.
  • Anti-varicose stockings (if necessary).

For off-season:

  • Comfortable, sports suit with soft elastic.
  • Long, loose robe made of thick fabric.
  • Loose-fitting nightgowns made of thick, floor-length material.
  • Nursing bra.
  • Replacement sets of underwear.
  • Several pairs of thick, cotton socks.
  • Rubber slippers (for myself and my husband).
  • Loose T-shirts.
  • Anti-varicose stockings (as intended).
  • Bandage postoperative (caesarean) or postpartum.

I would also like to say the slippers. Why rubber ones? They are hygienic, you can wash them (and you can also shower in them). Just be careful not to slip.

Various little things

Today, it is impossible to do without many items: mobile phone, ready-made hygiene products and personal items. What else is important that a pregnant woman should take with her to the maternity hospital? Let's try not to forget anything:

  • Breast pump (a very useful thing, buy it if possible).
  • Mobile phone (top up your account in advance).
  • Chargers for all gadgets.
  • An electronic or paper book (with a positive scenario).
  • Dishes (plates, spoons, forks, mugs, glasses, etc.).
  • Still water (several bottles of different sizes).
  • Wet wipes for different purposes.
  • Baby cream (universal, for all areas of the skin).
  • Allowed food (due to fatigue or lack of sleep, you can skip breakfast, lunch and dinner).
  • Warm blanket, blanket or blanket (for the cold season).
  • 1.5 bedroom bedding sets.
  • A large but light sports bag, 1 or 2 pieces (this is the same suitcase where we will put everything).

The list of little things can include any things without which you cannot imagine your life. Think in advance about what you will really miss.


Things for the baby in the maternity hospital

You also need to prepare an impressive package of things for the baby. Let's figure out which of them are required.

Hygiene products for newborns

  • Hypoallergenic powder.
  • Wet baby wipes (without alcohol or fragrances).
  • Flannelette and cotton diapers (4-5 pieces each or disposable).
  • Pampers according to size (1 pack).
  • Baby soap (not only for the baby, but also for things).
  • Cream diaper for diaper rash.
  • Pacifier (if you will teach it).

Baby clothes

For winter time:

  • Baby vest.
  • A pair of warm bodysuits.
  • Bike hats.
  • Loose pants, 2 pcs.
  • Cotton socks.
  • Terry socks.
  • Overalls, made of thick fabric, 2 pcs.
  • Diapers for wrapping, flannelette.
  • Hypoallergenic blanket or blanket.
  • Terry hat and overalls for discharge.
  • Warm, winter envelope for discharge.

For the summer period:

  • Calico vest.
  • Pants and pants made of thin, natural material.
  • Caps, 2 pcs.
  • Scratches.
  • Thin cotton socks, 2 pcs.
  • Overalls (made of natural, breathable fabric).
  • Calico diapers for wrapping.
  • Summer envelope for discharge (not hot).

For off-season:

  • Calico and flannelette vests.
  • Loose pants, 2-3 pcs.
  • Bodysuits made from natural materials, 2-3 pcs.
  • Scratches (so that the baby does not hurt himself).
  • Flannelette hats.
  • Terry socks and a cap for discharge.
  • Flannelette and cotton diapers for wrapping.
  • Cotton socks, 2 pcs.
  • Warm envelope for discharge.

Necessary little things

  • The blanket was placed in a duvet cover.
  • Powder and cream (baby's skin may be sensitive to diapers).
  • Pacifier (if you are going to teach it).
  • Car seat (upon discharge from the hospital).
  • Soft towel.
  • (to avoid stress in the baby).
  1. Don’t be afraid to stand up for your rights in the maternity hospital, ask questions or simply ask for something. In such cases, silence can only harm you.
  2. Diapers can cause allergies in your baby, so first purchase several from different manufacturers to try.
  3. Don't be nervous, you are in a specialized establishment and you are surrounded by professionals. Excessive anxiety can complicate the birth process.
  4. Ask your husband or relatives to prepare the baby's room for discharge. You will not have the energy and time to do this on your own. Tell them to purchase bedding with protective edges and. In addition, you will need a pencil desk, a bathtub and hanging toys for the bassinet.
  5. If you have a car, be sure to purchase an infant car seat. If not, make sure that it is present in the taxi when you check out.
  6. Another good option for the baby to rest and quickly adapt to the environment -. It is especially recommended for premature babies, as well as for intermittent, restless sleep.
  7. Do not hesitate to call relatives and friends for help after discharge. A little help in the form of an hour on duty, rocking a child or cooking will give you the opportunity to sleep and relax. And your psycho-emotional state directly affects the baby.

  1. Swear, insult and humiliate the medical staff. They will be afraid of you, and will not give you any advice or help if necessary. You yourself know and can do everything.
  2. Buy large jars of baby oils, powders and creams at once. It’s okay if your child is allergic – use it yourself.
  3. Bring a lot of food, especially junk food (chocolate bars, coffee, sausage, mayonnaise, etc.) - your child will have digestive problems and sleepless nights.
  4. A large pack of diapers is much more economical than a small one, and is there a discount for 5 pieces at all? Take it without hesitation. And it’s okay that the baby can grow out of size 1 very quickly or become covered with terrible dermatitis from the wrong brand of product.
  5. 20 vests, 40 rompers, 30 overalls and bodysuits – that’s not a lot for the first month, is it? Of course not, the main thing is not to go broke.
  6. When deciding any serious issues, rely only on your own opinion. Learning from other people's experiences and mistakes is not our way.
  7. Avoid meeting with friends and relatives, you can catch the virus from them, and this is deadly for your family. Communicate with them only by phone. Tell them at 7 am about the color of the baby's poop, how you felt an hour ago and what time you woke up. Share your concerns and complain about life. This is very interesting to everyone.

For those who are packing bags for the maternity hospital, we have compiled a list of things necessary for mother and baby - with it you will definitely not forget anything!

What should you take with you to the maternity hospital first?

Documents occupy a special place in the list of necessary things that will be needed in the maternity hospital. And this is understandable: an exchange card during childbirth is much more important than a toothbrush. What documents do you need to bring with you to the maternity hospital? Mothers in labor should take:

  • Passport.
  • Compulsory medical insurance policy.
  • Exchange card. In the list of things needed in the maternity hospital for a mother, the exchange card is the most important document. It is issued at a period of 22–23 weeks at the antenatal clinic or at the clinic where the pregnancy is being carried out, and contains all the information about the health status of the expectant mother and the course of pregnancy.
  • Birth certificate. This document is your “checkbook” and is intended to pay doctors from the fund social insurance. The certificate is included in the list of things to take to the maternity hospital only if the expectant mother was seen at the antenatal clinic. If a private clinic handled the pregnancy, the certificate will be issued at the maternity hospital.
  • Contract for paid childbirth. If a woman has entered into an agreement with the clinic for paid childbirth, she must take it with her.

As you can see, the complete list of documents needed in the maternity hospital is not that long. Collect them in a separate folder and develop the habit of never leaving home without it. Usually, the expectant mother has the opportunity to take the bag before leaving for the maternity hospital, but it also happens that labor begins unexpectedly.

What things to take to the maternity hospital if you have contractions?

Everything you need to take with you to the hospital is listed on this emergency list. Please note that the list does not include things for a newborn: they can be taken to the maternity hospital later, but now the main thing for you is not to forget the documents and grab the suitcase with the most important things:

  • rubber slippers;
  • hygiene products (comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, mirror, razor, toilet paper);
  • compression stockings (during childbirth they will help reduce the load on the veins) or an elastic bandage;
  • a bottle of water;
  • cell phone and charger.

What things are needed in the maternity hospital for a mother if she goes there in advance?

Sometimes to the expectant mother It is required to be under the supervision of specialists before birth. In this case, to the complete list of things for the maternity hospital indicated above, you need to add what you will need to stay in the ward:

  • nightgown;
  • socks;
  • towel;
  • cup, plate, fork, spoons.

What things are needed in the maternity hospital for mother and baby after childbirth?

What do the baby and mother need in the maternity hospital after childbirth? First of all, personal hygiene items and various devices that will help establish breastfeeding. If you have contractions and your dad is at work, do not take this bag with you to the maternity hospital: he can take everything you need after birth and bring it later.

What you need to take your mother to the maternity hospital for the period after childbirth:

  • nightgown;
  • robe (cotton);
  • disposable postpartum panties;
  • postpartum pads;
  • postpartum bandage;
  • nursing bra;
  • disposable bra pads;
  • silicone nipple covers (if there is a problem with inverted or flat nipples);
  • nipple cream

What should you take to the maternity hospital for your baby? The list is simple:

  • diapers;
  • diaper cream;
  • baby soap;
  • children's scissors with rounded blades.

What things are needed for discharge from the hospital?

When it's time to return home, mom will need comfortable clothes and shoes. What does a child need to be discharged from the hospital? Diaper and clothing appropriate for the season: in late spring and summer, the baby should not be wrapped up too much so that he does not overheat; in winter, on the contrary, the baby should not be cold. The list of things for the baby that dad will bring to the maternity hospital must include a car seat for infants - safety comes first!

  • Diaper.
  • Things for the baby (in summer - bodysuit, sleepsuit, cap, diaper, in winter - hat, overalls or envelope).
  • Clothes and shoes for mom.
  • Car seat.
  • A bouquet of flowers and a good mood.

What things are not needed in the maternity hospital?

When packing a bag for the maternity hospital and making a list of things needed for mother and baby, some women can overdo it and pack in a lot of unnecessary, and sometimes even harmful, things. “Mom’s suitcase” is overflowing, things are scattered into additional bags. Check out this list of things you don't need for mom and baby in the hospital. If you find any of them in your bag, feel free to post them:

It’s clear what mother and child need to take to the maternity hospital. What about dad?

Recently, joint childbirth has been gaining popularity, in which future dad has the opportunity to support his beloved in the delivery room. If you decide to do just this, a small list for dad is added to the list of things in the maternity hospital for mother and child:

  • passport;
  • medical certificates for attendance at childbirth.

A little baby is coming soon. Even though most parents know the sex of the child, a number of questions haunt them. At what point will labor begin, what to take with you, how it will be, what the baby will be like, who it will look like, what to name the new little person... Let's figure out one of them: what to put in the maternity hospital bag. We’ll agree right away - we’ll take the bare minimum, the essentials, otherwise all the bags won’t fit in the car.

We’ll start packing our bag for the maternity hospital in advance. You need to buy and prepare a lot, visit different stores, order something online, wash, dry, iron...

It’s worth checking in advance with the maternity hospital where you are going to give birth about their requirements for things and bags - everywhere has its own rules. Immediately add these recommendations to the list - the memory of a pregnant woman is an extremely unreliable phenomenon.

The preliminary date of birth is a very approximate number, plus or minus 2 weeks is the absolute norm, which means everything should be ready by 38 weeks.

By the end of the term, many mothers become inactive, slow, and get tired quickly. Around 30 weeks is the time to pack your bags.

It’s convenient to put things in separate blocks and sign them, especially in the delivery room:

  • for mom
  • for baby
  • for dad
  • change clothes in the room

The most important thing

List of things you can’t do without and may even have problems when registering for a maternity hospital:

  • Money
  • Passport
  • Exchange card
  • Documents (insurance, contract...)
  • Mobile phone + charger
  • Camera + charger

It was convenient for me to store documents in a transparent folder.

Without an exchange card, doctors will not know your characteristics, how your pregnancy progressed, or concomitant diseases. In addition, without it, everyone is taken, as a rule, to one maternity hospital, where there will be women in labor with HIV infection, Hepatitis B and other atypical circumstances.

For mom

List of what you need to take to the birth:

  • short nightgown or long T-shirt
  • robe
  • socks
  • washable shoes
  • towel
  • mineral water, still
  • snack (e.g. cereal, dried fruit)
  • your own sheet - optional
  • positive attitude

You can buy a special nightgown - with a “secret” for comfortable breastfeeding, with a wrap, or simply with a deep neckline. Don’t worry that it will spoil, nothing bad happens during childbirth, many people don’t even get it dirty. Socks, yes. Socks in the maternity hospital get very dirty.

After childbirth:

  • robe
  • nightgown
  • socks 2 pairs
  • postpartum or urological pads (sold at the pharmacy)
  • or homemade cotton pads (from an old (!) sheet) are very pleasant to use, especially for ruptures or episiotomy
  • comfortable cotton panties (can be disposable) – 3-5 pcs.
  • high-quality comfortable nursing bra – 2 pieces
  • breast pads (will be needed around 3-4 days)
  • disposable diapers 3-5 pcs
  • towels (body, hand)
  • dishes
  • tea in bags
  • comb, hair elastic, hair clips
  • mirror
  • shaving machine
  • tweezers and nail file
  • chapstick
  • shampoo in disposable sachets
  • slippers + shower slippers
  • toilet paper (soft or wet)
  • hand cream
  • notepad, pen
  • book about breastfeeding and baby care
  • if desired - bed linen
  • food: fruits, instant porridge
  • treat (dried fruits, cookies, marshmallows or marshmallows)
  • bags for dirty laundry and garbage

For the baby

  • thin cap
  • "little man"
  • socks
  • diaper
  • towel
  • umbilical cord clamp (if needed)

To the ward:

  • thin cap 2 pcs
  • scratches - absolutely not needed, you can take 1 pair.
  • clothes (very comfortable little men or vest + rompers with straps) – 3 sets
  • socks – 2 pairs
  • diapers – 14-15 pcs
  • towel
  • electronic thermometer
  • flannel diapers 4-5 pcs
  • thin diapers 2-3 pcs
  • triangular handkerchiefs for the neck (very convenient, they catch regurgitation and later saliva)

For the birth partner

  • clean clothes
  • shoes
  • It’s also convenient to take a snack from home
  • necessary examinations (check with the maternity hospital staff in advance)
  • passport

For discharge

  • cosmetics, antiperspirant (not spray), clothes and flat shoes for discharge
  • beautiful clothes for baby to be discharged
  • a bag for things (my nurse was dressing my child, and I needed to put the old things somewhere)
  • a warm blanket or overalls (if it’s cold outside) - run to the car and from the car to the door of the house.
  • surprise dad with flowers and gifts for the staff who will deliver the baby

Conclusion

I would like to say a few words about the discharge. Carefully check the documents that you will be given at the maternity hospital. Writing the Last Name, First Name, Patronymic, height, weight of the child, peculiarities of the birth and other “little things”.

Check with the staff about the discharge procedure at this maternity hospital.

Decide if this is right for you and if you want to participate.

About clothes for mom: knitted dresses look very good on young mothers. They are beautiful and there is less risk of miscalculating the size (there will be no big belly, just a small leather “apron”).

You can immediately take special clothes for pregnant and nursing mothers - this is a worthwhile investment in the comfort of mother and child.

Here's roughly the list. Download, print, add your points. I look forward to your comments on what items were useful to you.

Have an easy birth.

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Best regards, Elena Dyachenko