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What to Take to Hospital for Labor & Delivery (For Mom and Baby)

Written by Feature Editor
Published on November 21st, 2023

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Essentials

Paperwork
Nursing Bras
Disposable Nursing Pads
Sleepwear
Big Panties
Depends/Sanitary Pads
Nipple Cream
Phone & Charger
Socks
Flip Flops
Wash Gear
Hairbrush
Hair ties
Lip Balm
Snacks & Drinks

Extras

Delivery Gown
Bamboo Nursing Pads
Lounge wear
Light Bathrobe
Make Up
Moisturizer
Essential Oils
Postpartum Girdle
Arnica Cream
Witch Hazel Pads
Quality Camera
Hand Cream
Face Cooling Mist
Pillow
Music on Phone

For Baby

Newborn Diapers
Water Wipes
Zinc Cream
Sleepsuits/Footsies
Vests
Going Home Outfit
Socks
Booties
Scratch Mits
Burp Cloths
Hat
Baby Blanket
Jacket or Snowsuit

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