Every pregnant woman through the entire nine-month wait just for one day. On the day when the baby is finally ready to be born is the only one in his mind. So how do we prepare ourselves for the big day, for D-Day? Actually there are things that you can prepare in advance, and actually would be better to get them ready. This is because when that day comes, you will only need to concentrate on labor pain and get to the hospital in time and would be wise to have everything you need ready in the bag that you can take with you in an instant.
1. You will need two bags: one for infants and one for you. This separation is very important because baby needs to be given to the nursery, and it would be best to have things his own prepared separately.
2. For baby bag, you will need the following: disposable diapers, receiving blankets several, shirts, pajamas, hats, boots, and gloves, nose and ear aspirator, and toiletries such as sterile cotton balls, baby wash, baby powder, and baby lotion. Some of these may not be needed immediately, but at least it will be ready if the hospital ever needed them.
3. First, be sure to keep all the letters of health insurance you are prepared in your bag. In this way, any time you have to go, you just have to take the bag and all the papers have to be ready. You can also include all the necessary ID.
4. For your personal bag, be sure to bring good adult diapers for at least three to five days. After childbirth, most women will continue to bleed for the next three days, and the diaper will make it less cluttered time. If you end up giving birth by Caesarean section, it may not be necessary, but at least you are ready.
5. You must prepare your own sleepwear, because you might not want to stick to a hospital gown. Make sure that you carry a front button opening, as this will greatly facilitate breastfeeding. evening dress might be easier to use, too, because right after birth you may need to change your adult diaper constant.
6. If you have a breast pump, it also would be wise to take this in common, and several bottles of drinks. Even if you intend to breast-feed full, the pump will help stimulate your breasts before the milk out. You can save the extracted breast milk in milk bottle to feed your baby, too. If you carry a bottle of milk, hopefully you have a portable sterilizer. However, as you stay in the hospital normally will not take over three days, it may not be necessary to use a milk bottle and just beginning to breastfeed your baby immediately when pumping for additional stimulation alone.
7. Be sure to have a digital camera handy, and stay with your husband, or if you go to the hospital alone, save it in your bag, but you can use it to take photos of your baby in the nursery. Depending on the laws of the hospital, you can sometimes even asked the nurse to take photos for you right after the baby out. You will definitely appreciate the months and years a lot of documentation on the street.
8. You can also bring books to read to spend extra time during your stay in hospital. If your hospital allows infant rooming-in, you obviously will have your hands full, but in the case of the baby must stay in the nursery, you'll have a lot of spare time in your room. This book will accompany you during down time when no visitors to keep you company.
These are basic things you need to prepare before the day when the baby came out. Once you have two bags ready, keep them in your car, if you have one, since 36 weeks. This is so that every time you start feeling the pain of labor, or if your water breaks, you can directly go to the hospital without worrying instruct others, even your husband, to get something out of your home.
