Hospital Bag Checklist
all the essentials you'll want to pack
Start preparing your hospital bag in the run up to the big day - a good few weeks before your due date - so you're all set to go if your baby decides to arrive early. We've put together this handy checklist to save you some thinking, and to make sure you don't forget anything important! Stick to this list and your hospital bag will have just what you need!
Refer to the following checklist that we've made, just for you!
For ultimate comfort and style, offering soft, breathable fabrics perfect for restful nights and relaxed mornings.
Stylish and functional, designed to keep all your baby essentials organized and within easy reach.
Convenient and comfortable, offering discreet protection for postpartum recovery and everyday use.
Seamless support and comfort for new moms, perfect for nursing and post-delivery ease.
Gentle and effective, keeping your little one fresh and clean with every use.
Gentle, soft & conscious clothing essentials designed for comfort and style for your little one.
Lightweight and breathable, wrapping your baby in soft, soothing comfort.
Crafted for the delicate needs of your baby, offering ultimate comfort and gentle care from day one.
Ultra-soft and absorbent, designed to keep your little one cozy and dry after bath time.
Exceptional comfort and leak protection, keeping your baby dry and happy all day long.
Things To Keep In Mind
- Ensure your hospital bag is packed and ready by the 34th week of your pregnancy. This allows you to be prepared for any unexpected early arrivals.
- Wash, sun-dry, and iron all baby clothing before placing them in your hospital bag. This ensures cleanliness and comfort for your newborn.
- Keep multiple of essentials such as baby clothing, pads and panties.
- Opt for button-down clothing for your baby. This type of clothing facilitates easy changes, making it more convenient for you and comfortable for your baby.
- Swaddle your baby to help them sleep in a womb-like environment.
- Start breastfeeding as soon as possible after birth. Early breastfeeding helps establish a strong bond and supports your baby’s health and nutrition.