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What Should Be in Your Hospital Bag?
When planning your hospital bag, using Miela Kids' multi-purpose bags will greatly benefit you in terms of saving space and time. Knowing which product groups are in which bag will make you more practical and make you feel good in those moments.
By MIELA KIDS
Actually, what should be in the birth bag, which is often left until the last minute by many expectant mothers, seems simple but is deeply missed in emergencies?
First of all, we wish you to hold your baby healthily. This process is a bit stressful but also joyful in every moment for all expectant mothers.
When planning your birth bag, using Miela Kids' multi-purpose bags will save you a lot of space and time. Knowing which product groups are in which bag will make you more practical and make you feel good at those moments.
For the expectant mother in the birth bag:
- ID card, insurance card, and hospital documents.
-Comfortable nightgown or pajamas (buttoned ones are practical for breastfeeding.)
- Robe or cardigan.
-Slippers and socks.
-Underwear (especially postpartum panties)
-Nursing bra and pads.
-Sanitary pads (especially those designed for postpartum).
-Comfortable clothes for discharge.
-Something to pass the time with, like a book, magazine, or tablet.
For babies in the birth bag:
-Newborn clothes.
-Mittens, hat, and socks.
-Blanket.
-Going-home outfit.
-Diapers.
-Wet wipes.
-Diaper cream.
-Baby shampoo and soap.
-Baby towel.