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It’s safe to say I didn’t use half the things I packed in my hospital bag with my first baby boy (yeah you probably won’t have time to read that book…), and wish I had known about half the things I actually needed. Thanks to the experience of a few babies, but also talking with […]
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I agree about the books and laptops – there is not time for leisure when you are in pain! but basically you got it girl!
Happy Medley
Meredith
says:Definitely those gel pads. I have HORROR stories to tell about chapped and cracked nipples from those first few days. A nursing pillow is another thing to bring if you are planning on using one, because you can get the lactation consultants to show you how to work it!
OMG I actually miss the ice pellets!
Kate M
says:Slippers and my own night gown. I had to have my second c-section a month ago and slippers are key for geting up and walking around as soon as possible. I also used my tablet a lot for Netflix. Half hour shows were key and there is nothing good on daytime tv:) also my own shower stuff, the hospital stuff just didn’t cut it for me. Smelling like myself helped me feel more like a normal person.
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My must-have in the delivery room and in the days that followed was my iPod and some small speakers. Having music on while I laboured was a nice distraction, and also helped me ignore all those annoying hospital ward sounds when it was just bubs and me in the room having some quiet time. I set up a few different playlists (fast music, slow music, sleepy time music) in the weeks before so I could switch around depending on my mood.
Shveta
says:Do you remember what scents you used for the essential oils in your diffuser?