At InHealth.ie we have combined some of the essentials for pregnancy and post-birth.When labour begins, you’ll want to get to hospital, with no fuss and no delay. Having your hospital bags packed and ready will make things easier. And because babies don’t always listen to due dates, aim to have your bags packed by 30 weeks in case your baby arrives early. We advise dividing up your hospital bag in to a labour bag, and a post-delivery bag.
Box Contains
- Clevamama Muslin Cloth Set Super Soft White/Yellow (3Pk)
- BV Maternity Pads 10 x 30cm - 10 Pack
- Carriwell Hospital Panties - 4 Pack - Washable
- Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads - 24
- Lansinoh Lanolin Nipple Cream 40g
- Haakaa Silicone Breast Pump 100ml with Suction Base
- Haakaa New Silicone Breast Pump Cap - Grey
- Clevamama Cellular Baby Blanket 70 x 90 cm White
Frequently Asked Questions
What items are included in The InHealth Hospital Bag?
The InHealth Hospital Bag comprises essential items to support you during pregnancy and post-birth, including:
Clevamama Muslin Cloth Set Super Soft White/Yellow (3-Pack): Soft muslin cloths ideal for swaddling, burping, or as lightweight blankets.
BV Maternity Pads 10 x 30cm - 10 Pack: Highly absorbent maternity pads designed for postpartum use.
Carriwell Hospital Panties - 4 Pack - Washable: Comfortable, washable panties suitable for post-delivery wear.
Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads - 24: Disposable pads to manage breast milk leakage during nursing.
Lansinoh Lanolin Nipple Cream 40g: Soothing cream to relieve nipple discomfort associated with breastfeeding.
Haakaa Silicone Breast Pump 100ml with Suction Base: Manual breast pump for expressing milk, featuring a suction base for stability.
Haakaa New Silicone Breast Pump Cap - Grey: Protective cap to keep the breast pump clean and hygienic.
Clevamama Cellular Baby Blanket 70 x 90 cm White: Breathable baby blanket suitable for various uses.
When should I pack my hospital bag?
It's advisable to have your hospital bag packed by 30 to 35 weeks of pregnancy. This preparation ensures you're ready in case labor begins earlier than expected. Having your bag ready can alleviate stress and allow you to focus on the arrival of your baby.
Why is it recommended to divide the hospital bag into a labor bag and a post-delivery bag?
Organizing your hospital essentials into two separate bags—one for labor and one for post-delivery—can enhance convenience and efficiency. During labor, you'll have immediate access to items like identification, insurance information, and comfort measures. After delivery, your post-delivery bag will contain necessities for recovery and newborn care, such as maternity pads, nursing bras, and baby clothes. This division helps streamline your hospital experience.
Are there additional items I should consider packing for my hospital stay?
In addition to the items provided in The InHealth Hospital Bag, you might consider packing:
Personal Identification and Insurance Documents: Essential for hospital admission and processing.
Comfortable Clothing: Loose-fitting pajamas or a robe for comfort during your stay.
Toiletries: Personal hygiene items like toothbrush, toothpaste, and hairbrush.
Snacks and Water Bottle: To keep your energy up during labor and recovery.
Phone Charger: To stay connected and capture memorable moments.
Going-Home Outfit for Baby: Weather-appropriate clothing for your newborn's journey home.
These additions can enhance your comfort and preparedness during your hospital stay.
How can I ensure I don't forget any essentials when packing my hospital bag?
To ensure you have all necessary items for your hospital stay:
Create a Checklist: List all items you plan to pack, including those provided in The InHealth Hospital Bag and any personal additions.
Start Early: Begin packing by 30 to 35 weeks of pregnancy to avoid last-minute stress.
Use Separate Bags: Divide items into a labor bag and a post-delivery bag for better organization.
Consult Resources: Refer to comprehensive hospital bag checklists from reputable sources to ensure you haven't overlooked anything.
By following these steps, you can feel confident that you're well-prepared for your hospital stay.
