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Are you in your last stage of pregnancy? That means your due date is near. Its time to pack your hospital bag moms! Itu2019s one of the most important things to do when you are in your third-trimester; deciding what to pack in your hospital bag for you, your baby, and your partner. It is very essential to do this as much earlier as possible. So, you donu2019t forget any necessary item in a hurry or pack any unnecessary load. You can start preparing a check-list as you enter the second trimester or even the third trimester is also not too late. There is always a perfect timing for everything. <br><br>So, with HunyHuny before knowing what to pack, we see when to pack.
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ARE YOU IN YOUR LAST STAGE OF PREGNANCY? That means your due date is near… ITS TIME TO PACK YOUR HOSPITAL BAG MOMS! • It’s one of the most important things to do in your third-trimester. • It is very essential to do this as much earlier as possible. • So, you don’t forget any necessary item in a hurry or pack any unnecessary load. • You can start preparing a check-list as you enter the second trimester or even the third trimester is also not too late So, with HunyHuny before knowing what to pack, we see when to pack.
THE PERFECT TIME TO START PACKING THE HOSPITAL BAG It is best to have your bag ready as you enter the seventh month of your pregnancy, since your baby may want to appear any time in the weeks before your due date. • It will give you a bit of time for unexpected. • Keep your bag in an easily accessible place. So, it will easier for you to grab it and go. Disclaimer: Delivery facilities differ from hospital to hospital. IMPORTANT ADVICE: Ask your decided hospital, what they going to provide, and what you have to pack. Before rushing to the hospital, always remember to inform your doctor and hospital facility.
ESSENTIAL FOR WOULD-TO-BE-MOMS • A photo ID proof(Aadhar card/driver's license or other ID), your health insurance card, the name and phone number of your Gynaec, and your medical records. • Toiletries. • toothbrush and toothpaste, • lip balm, • deodorant, • hairbrush, • and hair ties or a headband. • Some hospitals usually provide soap, shampoo, and lotion, but you might prefer your own. As space is limited, consider transferring your toiletries into smaller bottles.
ESSENTIAL FOR WOULD-TO-BE-MOMS… • Eyewear • A pair of Maternity Night Wears, slippers, and socks. • Cell phone and charger. • Inform the service provider while heading for the hospital to collect the umbilical cord and cord blood cells, if you're planning to bank or donate your baby's cord blood. (Make sure you read and discuss the paperwork ahead of time.) • Nursing Bra. • Your Pillow. To be comfortable as possible during labor and to support you when you start breastfeeding. • Eye mask and earplugs, aid you to sleep if your room is bright or noisy. • A pair of Comfortable outfit, You might prefer changing out of your nightgown during your stay in the hospital, especially if you’re expecting visitors after the delivery.
ESSENTIAL FOR WOULD-TO-BE-MOMS… • Sanitary pads. Make sure you have a full supply of heavy-flow pads waiting at home too! • Going home outfit. Grab something roomy and easy to get into (you'll probably still look around 6 months pregnant) and a pair of flat or any comfortable shoes. • Nipple cream. While you and your baby are learning to breastfeed in the hospital, your nipples may get sore. The cream will help soothe and protect them. • Nipple shield. It will help you to master the latching process.
ESSENTIALS TO PACK FOR BABY • Baby nail clippers, and Baby Caps and Bibs and Baby Mittens. These items are required to keep babies from scratching themselves and get messy while feeding. • Outfit for baby pictures.. • Baby wears for the hospital stay. That will include a few sleep wears and onesies, socks. • A few stacks of Baby diapers. You can also like HunyHuny’s baby reusable diapers. • Receiving blanket, • Coming-home outfit, baby will need an outfit to go home in, including socks or booties, a soft cap, and some hooded swaddles. Explore these wide ranges of cute HunyHuny’s Baby Swaddle.
ESSENTIAL FOR THE PARTNER • Identity card. • Toiletries. • Comfortable shoes and a few changes of comfortable clothes. • Snacks and drinks. • Books and magazines. • Cellphone for keeping family and close friends posted on labor and birth. And of course, to document the big event! Note: Not all hospitals let you use plugs in the delivery room, so you might want to bring a portable battery. • Money (or a credit card) for emergency cases. • Hand-held fan or water spray bottle to help her keep cool while in labor. • Pillow and a small blanket, if you prefer to use your own instead of what's provided by the hospital. Labor partners need to rest during downtimes too.
WHAT TO AVOID IN THIS PACKING? • Jewelry. • Lots of cash or other valuables. • Medications, including vitamins. The hospital will provide all the medications if you'll need, or you can bring your medications and get the hospital's approval before you arrive. NOTE:You should make a birth plan around your 6th month, where you can decide whether you want to go for normal delivery or c-section. Which hospital to choose. And what will you do if any complication arises during the labor? Talk to your Gynaec, visit a few hospitals, check the facilities, and book one for you. “TRUST IN YOUR ABILITY TO BIRTH YOUR BABY, BIRTH IS THE EPIC CENTER OF WOMEN’S POWER”. HUNYHUNY WISHES YOU A HAPPY PACKING!!
