The Labor Room

#19. What Every Mom Needs To Know Before Packing Their Hospital Bag- What NOT To Bring

February 08, 2024 Heather Knezic, RN Season 1 Episode 19
#19. What Every Mom Needs To Know Before Packing Their Hospital Bag- What NOT To Bring
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#19. What Every Mom Needs To Know Before Packing Their Hospital Bag- What NOT To Bring
Feb 08, 2024 Season 1 Episode 19
Heather Knezic, RN

I know that there are so many moms out there letting you know what they packed in their hospital bag, or what they wish they had packed, but I'm here to let you know what you should avoid packing! I've already shared with you exactly what to pack to make your hospital stay as smooth and comfortable as possible, but in order for my mission to be complete, I have to share my knowledge about what items only get in the way. Trust me!

As a labor and delivery nurse, when I see what some people are packing and lugging into the hospital, sometimes I cannot believe my eyes. You would think that they were on their way to their summer vacation and just happened to stop by the hospital first.

I'll bet those women go home after delivery thinking, "Man, I wish I had known what I actually needed before I packed my hospital bag". Lucky you, you're here now.

If you haven't made your way over to last week's post yet, here is the Free Printable Hospital Bag Checklist to make sure you have everything you need when the time comes to deliver.

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Join the Conversation:  The Labor Room Facebook group is a place to connect with other moms for support.

CLICK HERE to learn more about our online birth, breastfeeding, and baby care courses that will help you feel prepared and empowered on your journey to and through motherhood.

And be sure to follow
@alifeinlabor on instagram to join our little community of mamas who are navigating this stage of life right along side you.
https://alifeinlabor.com

Sign up for the Week by Week Pregnancy Email Sequence: https://alifeinlabor.com/weekbyweek

*From time to time, the host or guests may discuss topics related to health, fitness, nutrition, or medicine. This information is not advice and should not be treated as medical advice. All content is for informational purposes only*

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I know that there are so many moms out there letting you know what they packed in their hospital bag, or what they wish they had packed, but I'm here to let you know what you should avoid packing! I've already shared with you exactly what to pack to make your hospital stay as smooth and comfortable as possible, but in order for my mission to be complete, I have to share my knowledge about what items only get in the way. Trust me!

As a labor and delivery nurse, when I see what some people are packing and lugging into the hospital, sometimes I cannot believe my eyes. You would think that they were on their way to their summer vacation and just happened to stop by the hospital first.

I'll bet those women go home after delivery thinking, "Man, I wish I had known what I actually needed before I packed my hospital bag". Lucky you, you're here now.

If you haven't made your way over to last week's post yet, here is the Free Printable Hospital Bag Checklist to make sure you have everything you need when the time comes to deliver.

Ad: The Labor & Delivery Guide

Connect with Heather:
@alifeinlabor

The Customizable Birth Plan

Join the Conversation:  The Labor Room Facebook group is a place to connect with other moms for support.

CLICK HERE to learn more about our online birth, breastfeeding, and baby care courses that will help you feel prepared and empowered on your journey to and through motherhood.

And be sure to follow
@alifeinlabor on instagram to join our little community of mamas who are navigating this stage of life right along side you.
https://alifeinlabor.com

Sign up for the Week by Week Pregnancy Email Sequence: https://alifeinlabor.com/weekbyweek

*From time to time, the host or guests may discuss topics related to health, fitness, nutrition, or medicine. This information is not advice and should not be treated as medical advice. All content is for informational purposes only*

Support the Show.