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What to bring in your hospital bag. This list was recommended by my doctor!
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@jaymula5040 8 лет назад

my fiancé is due in October on the 4th I can't wait for my daughter to come !!!

@CLASSICNEGRITA 10 лет назад

She does look different. Of course because it's different pregnancies!! I personally think it's also because her hair is longer than it is now. Her skin tone is slightly darker and her makeup, blush countouring etc. Also it could be her teeth (finished her invasilign, however you spell it, that also changes the shape of your mouth jaw) I think she is beautifull always! Can not wait for the twins. Can't believe it's already been over a year. Julianna is soo big now. LOVE YOU JUDY!!!!!!

@MartekkiJam 12 лет назад

its so amazing when i take a moment to grasp how much you guys let us into your lives and how much we feel we know you and love you guys as if we've met! ... we've seen u date, get engaged, married and now building an even more beautiful life with baby julianna!! its so awesome!

@Alevides16 Год назад

I just want to say when i was pregnant with my daughter in 2014 i found you video and it helped me out so much i got pregnant with ny son in 2016 i looked for you videos to refresh my mommy bag essentials now im back in 2022-2023 for my surrogacy and i only want to see your video thank you for also being apart of my pregnancy journeys 🥹🫶🏼❤️

@sophielambert7432 10 лет назад

It's so strange watching this, Julianna wasn't even born, and now the twins are nearly here!

@yolandamcfollie 8 лет назад

thanks for this video. I'm 34 weeks now and your video was the only one I watched that didn't scare me about the bleeding after birth. congrats on your bundle of joy! #teamgirl

@ToriRosales 10 лет назад

this video made me emotional! i just have loved being able to watch your little family grow from the beginning!!

@reyestee 12 лет назад

I can't believe you're already preparing your hospital bag. Watching you everyday, you forget the time!

@DominosAndHearts 9 лет назад

cant believe its been 2 years since jb was born!

@leahhobson8672 10 лет назад

Those pads are useless. You'll have to change after 10 minutes. You want the thicker ones.

@tiffanybaby43 12 лет назад

I can't believe that baby Julianna is almost here; it's so crazy how quickly times flies by. Watching this video just made me realize how close she is to coming. You and Benji are going to be great parents; and don't worry if you forget little things. Honestly the hospital provides A LOT of things as well. Can't wait for Julianna to make her debut!

@aheater1 12 лет назад

Just a tip in case you "tear' or are sore my doctor told me to wet a couple of pads. Put the in the freezer and let the get really cold ( not completely frozen) and you can use them to help soothe if you are really sore. It was the best thing ever after I had my 9lb 8 oz!!! Little girl.

@eluchael 10 лет назад

I can't pinpoint it but you look so different here than Now I'm not sure if it's your makeup or what but you have changed

@MsCebuana76 10 лет назад

I said the same thing when I was watching her older vids, and I figured it's probably because she had completed her invisaline.

@coocoo119 10 лет назад

you look like a hot preggy girlfriend here.. more maarte the way you talk and do your makeup hehehe. you look like a hot momma now! cant wait to see twinbears!!!! :)

@badriayahye7812 9 лет назад

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@ClaireGilliland 12 лет назад

Definitely bring EXTRA heavy pads, and PLENTY of nursing pads. I also recommend taking a warm shower when your contractions start getting really bad. I thought it wouldn't help at all, but it seriously made the pain 10 times more bearable for me! Good luck pretty lady! I'm so excited for you and Benji!!! :) Love love love xxx

@harmony1996 12 лет назад

I had to do hospitality work placement for school, which involved taking food to patients.. I've never really been fond of kids but I have to say the maternity ward was ADORABLE! The look on the parent's faces and just the atmosphere of the ward when a new baby arrived was pretty amazing, so I wish you the best of luck with your new bubba on the way and a safe delivery and speedy recovery! :)

@soso-gg3lo 8 лет назад

u should wash baby's clothes

@AmandaMarti77 12 лет назад

Babies nails sometimes come out really long! gloves for sure so she wont scratch her gorgeous face! Most newborns are really small when they first arrive so most of her clothes will prob be really big on her, try washing the newborn clothes and see if they shrink a little, if not get one or two pairs of premie clothes so they can fit her perfectly. I am so happy for you guys!

@dee1629 12 лет назад

when i gave birth to my 2nd baby, my labor hit out of no where and i ended up leaving everything behind. but luckily our house was 2 blocks away and hubby went and got everything for me. :) i had it all packed but i went into labor while i was out. and i was screaming my head off in the hospital because there was no time for a epidural. had to do it naturally. and i felt EVERYTHING!!!! it was the worst and best experience ever! im excited for u!!!

@PeaceLoveAndPrissy 12 лет назад

Judy, you really need to add your lanolin. Put it on before every single feeding and after as well (it is safe for baby, you dont have to remove). This will really help with the pain. I have been exclusively breastfeeding for 8 months. Lanolin saved me from quitting during the very painful start. Good luck!

@MrsMadson915 12 лет назад

I agree, mittens are so important! And make sure you have your nurse teach you how to do a really good swaddle. I know the first time I went home, my baby loved to be wrapped tightly and I could never get it tight enough. I also had one of those baby carrier inserts w/bumpers, but later found out they're actually really unsafe (although I can't remember why). The safer way to cushion baby's head is to just roll up some receiving blankets and stuff the carseat after she's already buckled in.

@TanyaLive 12 лет назад

Ohhh, I can't believe you're already preparing for the hospital! I remember when you had just told us you were pregnant, and you had no tummy! Hehe, time goes by so fast! I hope everything goes well for you and baby! I'll keep you in my prayers! Stay Strong through labor Judy!♥

@Jamisilver90 12 лет назад

I remember when you first announced you were pregnant! Now Julianna is almost here! I pray you have a safe delivery! :) You are the best Judy!!

@verryloud 12 лет назад

A few things I suggest, the pads you might want to get a little bigger size, and I would bring a boppy pillow for nursing, it helped me a lot. Also where I live in Iowa hospitals don't allow the coarsest head things for baby. They have you put two receiving blankets on the sides of baby. The carseat headrest and slip down the babies head and get caught in between the neck pushing the babies head down. So they aren't good. Receiving blankets work perfect :) good luck and best wishes!!

@fatimaal223 12 лет назад

@itsjudystime I'm not sure if you are aware, but for the first 2 weeks or so your nipps are going to be sore for nursing.. They are going to be real tender, but push through it because nursing your baby is the best thing you could ever do & its a great bonding experience.. I nursed both of my children.. Stay Blessed!!! BTW I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!

@nerdychimbo 12 лет назад

Hi Judy, I haven't had a baby but I know many many women who have. Their advice they gave me was "don't be alarmed if you bleed A LOT after giving birth". As in, the first time you stand up "it's like the flood gates have opened" They all said that they wished somebody told them that so the shock factor would have been softened! GOOD LUCK xoxo

@DarkBond 12 лет назад

Judy, my sister works on the maternity ward in a hospital...I know all hospitals are different but here are some things you didn't mention, maybe you did but I'll put it anyways. You need to get some baby wash for when you wash her at the hospital, barrier cream, newborn diapers, wash cloths, baby mitts, and baby wipes and like someone else said, the always over night pads are what you will need!!!!! Congrats again and good luck, I can't wait to see her!!!

@aprillynn1400 12 лет назад

I am soo excited for you guys! My husband and I just got married and am waiting to start a family so that we can just enjoy each other. It is so encouraging to see other young healthy relationships and families starting! I will pray for you and your baby! God Bless! :D

@monieowens 12 лет назад

I would definitely say to get the thicker overnight pads just in case the thin ones aren't good enough. Also make sure to bring a brush and hair ties and you may want to bring shower shoes or plastic flip flops. Also another heavier blanket for Julianna in case it's cold when you bring her home. The one you have is good for wrapping her in but you'll want one more just to put over her in the car seat while you're outside. Good luck Judy and Benji!!

@superkoolalex 12 лет назад

hospitals are usually very cold, so i would bring a blanket, just because i know i dont like to snuggle up to a hospital blanket! and of course a light blanket (not your comforter haha but maybe a throw that people usually use when lounging)! having a blanket to sleep with that smells like your own laundry, is very comforting:) maybe one for baby bear too!

@heykalola 12 лет назад

3 pairs of mittens, 3 pairs of socks, 5 burp cloths, a muslin blanket works best for swaddling baby. Be prepared to bleed... Those pads will do nothing for you but hospital will provide - - they're huge! I freaked out at them! I cloth diaper and the cloth eez prefold flat is the best ever burp cloth. Forget all those nice cute cloths.. The absorbency of a prefold is unbeatable! So excited for Julianna to arrive! You and Benji are going to be wonderful parents!

@elleshawxo 12 лет назад

Its starting to feel so real that you and Benji are having a baby now! Craaaaazy, i'm excited for you both! Good luck xo

@xuannie2 12 лет назад

Make sure to bring very comfy loose clothing to wear while you're at the hospital as well as for going home. And I def agree with everyone about getting bigger thicker pads! The brand "Always" has some really nice thick night time ones. (they come in a purple packaging) I got those after I had my baby, and they worked perfectly. Good luck and we can't wait to see your new bundle of joy!

@sarahaowen62 12 лет назад

The hospitals actually recommend that you don't use any head support padding that did not come with the actual car seat. The reason being is that it hasn't been tested in your car seat when it comes to car accidents. Just an FYI. Congrats! We just had our baby girl 3 months ago! Motherhood is the best!

@MakeUpbyMoMo 12 лет назад

Hey Judy! You def need thicker pads...I just recently had a baby and you'll be bleeding very heavy. Also I don't recommend the additional car seat cushion. I took a car seat class and the additonal pad was not crash tested with your car seat therefore, god forbid you get in an accident, the cushion can actually harm the baby more. But in the end its your decision. I'm a first time mom too and I bought the additional cushion because I had a preemie and after taking the class, i opted not to use

@Anew1008 12 лет назад

make sure there is a crib or something set up for baby at home if u dont already! if u dont like hospital food bring juice and fruits light things cause u will need to hydrate and recover. My mom says always say no it they want to cut you cause she says when they cut you they cut way deeper than if u just ripped on your own and is longer harder recovery, I hope u did some massages so you wont have to rip or get cut! Can't wait always so exciting! I love babies!! Good luck Judy and Benji

@abunchahooey 12 лет назад

You probably won't have much milk leakage until you get home, it takes a while for your milk to start. The hospital will give you thick pads for bleeding, just make sure you have some thicker ones for when you get home. You will go home with lots of stuff from the hospital. I think the baby outfits you picked out are adorable, but look a bit big. You and Benji are so sweet, and will be such good parents. Good luck, Judi! You will do great!

@crazy4bdd 12 лет назад

Don't forget a cute outfit/dress for her photos the hospital takes. I'm so excited for you!!

@LadyJessicaWilliams 12 лет назад

I'll be having my baby on Wednesday and I'm bringing a change of clothes for my husband as well as a set of toiletries for him as well, that way if he feels like showering, he can and not feel all left out. I'm also bringing an extremely reduced makeup kit for when visitors come.

@posiblyme14 12 лет назад

I just had my son on Febuary 25th. He was 10lbs and 4oz. Big boy! And I did it all natural! I'm hoping you can too. Somethings I would make sure you have? Write a birth plan! Super important! Google it and I'm sure you will find a layout on how to make one. That's how I made mine. Also, buy the big over night pads. I call them surf boards. Lol. And baby wipes. Some hospitals don't provide them. Good luck girl!

@opallb 12 лет назад

Wow getting close! A few items you might want to consider: Baby wipes, preferably the Lansinoh for breastfeeding babies, really gentle on the skin and newborn poo is really sticky so it helps it come off gently without having to over rub. And get some of the big overnight pads hun, those little ones aren't going to cut it. Some baby socks would be good too.. If you are going to cloth diaper her you should take some with you with a wet bag.

@loonyants 12 лет назад

Good luck! my cousin had her baby a couple months ago and she felt so bad, she could barely walk around anyway! and if you have to go to the bathroom make sure to get a plastic type filled with air seater, i dont really know what its called but it helps you not go so down and hurting your area and making sure you dont rip..

@KrystleLife 12 лет назад

I know you're going to get a TON of comments on what to bring, but here's my 2 cents. Don't worry about pads. You're going to get some serious pads there. Also ask for a can of Dermoplast! It's a cooling spray for burns and cuts but using it on your behind will make it a LOT easier to sit down. Some hospitals prefer that you not eat ANYTHING while in labor and just will bring you all of the ice chips you can handle. And I totally love nursing tanks! I still use them all the time for layering!

@mariabonilla6523 12 лет назад

i just had a baby 9 months ago & just got the regular pads too & people r right u need the big HUGE ones . . . so glad my mom went out & got me some

@toastgodess 12 лет назад

They are SO comfy and stylish! you can wear it while birthing and laboring, for nursing and also postpartum. good luck and God bless !

@Aryat1979 12 лет назад

Hi Judy! So excited for you!! A few things I would recomend taking: for baby - mittens, socks, diaper cream (not sure if the hosp. provides it), extra blanket and hat. FOR MOM - lanolin cream for the nipples, maternity or overnight pads (the regular ones sometimes are not sufficient), numbing spray (I think there's one called Dermoplast), hair brush and ponytail holders.

@AMay0687 12 лет назад

I reccomend bringing xtra blankets and a pillow from home. Also, petroleum jelly to put on babys bottom everytime you change them because when they are first born their bowels are really loose and sticky (tar like) and its easier to get it off if their little bottoms are coated in petroleum jelly.

@gloriamartinez-oz6kp 12 лет назад

if you havent already you should go and get a hospital tour so you can get all your paperwork done & also know what to do when you arrive at the hospital & where they keep there wheel chairs if you were to need one & where the emergency door is at if your contractions start in the middle of the night because at night the front doors are closed , hope this helps :)

@yodajabba 12 лет назад

Lotsa good advice here, Judy. Can't wait to see Juliana. One thing I recommend is that you only bring your ID, insurance card, and tiny amount of cash. Hospital's not the safest place when it comes to personal valuables. Also bring a hand sanitizer too. Hospitals crawl with amazing amount of germs.

@julieannemichelle 12 лет назад

judy, when i had my first baby many years ago i didn't know how important it was to get the type of pad to wear after the baby is born. get the extra long pads. the bleeding, after the baby, can be pretty heavy for the first week or two.

@ghiegga 12 лет назад

our hospital here in canada provided us the breastpump, unfortunately my milk didnt come in until a week! so i was breastfeeding with a lactation device and i had to have prescription to lactate! patience is the key judy! i havent slept alot in a month, im soo tired but my daughter Felicia motivates me. ps. a lil TMI, but push to your butt and not to ur stomach! ur nurse will guide u with that

@kani02 12 лет назад

I agree with what the other people were saying. Bring your own pillow, nursing pillow (or extra pillow to help with nursing), and definitely will need some heavier duty pads :)

@amayyer 12 лет назад

it takse time before newborn gets used to the outside world temp, I would suggest warmer baby clothes and a blanket, it'll keep the baby relaxed and happy, the pads you have are muuuuuch to thin, get some special ones, even night-times wouldn't do, and for few days after the labour you'll sweat A LOT, take it into account, what about washing products, like showe gel, shampoo, does the hospital provide it? I had two babies and believe me - every time my bag was at least twice of the size of yours

@d1mpzy 12 лет назад

So exciting :) Like everyone else says...bigger pads (but hospitals usually provide the huge ones)...something to secure your hair...some sort of chapstick (your lips get dry from all the "breathing"...baby socks...shampoo/body wash...and light makeup of course~! You're almost there...looking forward to meeting your babygirl...the are so precious!

@maxibaby89 12 лет назад

Judy don't forget those hand mittens for baby -- her nails will be just enough to scratch herself - also bring your own pillow or pillow case washed in detergent or fabric softener you find soothing

@Maxiisheree 12 лет назад

i just had my 2nd baby 2 weeks ago. my hosp had giant pads and disposable panties. i bled a lot for the first couple of days so i just used those. Even stayed in my hosp gown. You bled so much, it can leak and i didnt want to worry bout my clothes getting soiled so i stayed in the hosp gown til I went home. You may want to bring a dress or skirt. other than pants incase you have c-section so it doesnt rub against stitches.just in case. shower stuff & towel. Hair tie and headband.

@lindakay00 12 лет назад

How exciting!!! Make sure you both practice putting the baby's car seat in the car ( correctly securing it) and taking it out and than leave it in there for when she's ready for her first ride home! Also, don't take so much stuff because you might just be there for overnight only so necessaties are good. Don't forget a plush baby blanky! They need to be wraped up good to stay warm. Can't wait!

@michellizzzle 12 лет назад

Julianna is probably the most anticipated baby on RU-vid. Even though I don't personally know you, Judy, your vlogs make me feel like I do! Julianna's going to be a very loved child, by her family and friends and also by all of us on RU-vid :)

@MsXtinc 12 лет назад

One thing I think you should definitely take besides your receiving blanket is a bigger/warmer blanket for when your going back home just in case it's cold outside :)

@Starvinmarvin117toiletman 12 лет назад

Hi Judy. I'm sorry to say that those regular period pads won't work for after baby's born. However the hospital provides you with the kind you'll need. Also you don't need to bring diapers nor wipes because the hospital provides those too and they'll most likely give you extra to take home. :) TWO GOOD TIPS: 1.take a breast pump (easier if its electrical) because the ones at the hospital (manual breast pump) hurt especially because this is your first baby. 2. Wear a belly band or something t

@pedraken 12 лет назад

For you: Towels, shampoo, something to read, chanche for vendingmachines, wet wipes so you can refresh yourself when you sweat, elastic bands for you hair. For Julianna: Mittens, soother, body for baby ( enough! ), blanket for wen you leave the hospital. Ooh and don't forget Benji ;)

@FUNKYMACGIRL 12 лет назад

agree, i got one too after hours and hours of pain, it helped me rest and then it did wear off and the pain came back again and was able to feel when to push!

@hidalgoshirley7 12 лет назад

Hey Judy I'm a mother of two and I just want to give you a few tips for when you have Juliana 1. Before you leave the hospital ask for a nipple shield so breast feeding can be easer for you and baby 2. Make sure to always put Juliana a hat to keep her warm at all times even at home that's were cold air goes threw since they have a soft spot 3. Buy alcohol wipes for umbilical cord cleaning which you should every time you change there diapers ..,, I think I covered the most important good luck

@trichmomma 12 лет назад

Here in NC the hospital provides everything for baby so we will only need the going home outfit. They even provide mesh, postpartum undies and thick pads. I'm not sure if your hospital does the same. I would recommend plenty of high fiber snacks because your bathroom activity will be monitored and will be taken into account when deciding how soon you can go home. Definitely check with the Maternity Ward to see what they will be providing.

@skykek 12 лет назад

I was told to bring an extra bag- like a canvas shopping bag for all the things you'll bring home that the hospital will give you. Also I was told to bring a roll of soft toilet paper because the hospital stuff is rough and your lady parts will be happy to have soft paper! Good luck!!!

@aalwa1 12 лет назад

but honestly it helped me to relax and that is very important. Labor is much more intense than I had imagined but just think about your sweet baby. Just a few things I wish somebody had told me! You are a strong momma! Stronger than you even know :)

@DecemberMarie 12 лет назад

I definitely over-packed when I went lol. But I definitely think you have all the essentials there. I would keep the things you need during labor handy and in a smaller bag or a side pocket (lip balm, hair ties, phone charger, etc). As far as pads, Always Infinity are the best! They're thin but work so well! Definitely get the highest absorbency which is usually overnight.

@trichmomma 12 лет назад

Also you should bring copies of your prenatal records, and see if any paperwork can be filled out in advance. The last thing you want to be doing is filling in blanks or answering question during contractions. If you have a birth plan make several copies for your nurses and delivery doctor..

@TheCoteConnection 12 лет назад

Make sure Benji packs a bag too!!! He's def going to want to bring a pillow and blanket and toiletries and such!! You'll probably want more blankets for baby! I brought three times as many things as I thought I needed and used it all. I was only in the hospital three days. One thing I would say is also be prepared in case you need a cesarean! Mine was an emergency, so I wasnt as ready as I could have been. Hopefully you won't have to have one (if it's not what you want), but you never know...

@kenharv 12 лет назад

I would bring lots of sanitary pads and a change of pj pants just incase also cotton wool for wiping babys mouth, eyes, changing diapers etc, a coat or all in one coat for bringing her home, few changes of scratch mits, hand sanitizer and pacifiers x

@bjovannaq 12 лет назад

I recommend you read up on carseat safety. I didn't know a lot about common mistakes many parents make. I hope you have a safe labor & delivery. Best of luck to you & Benji.

@OhSharrap 12 лет назад

My mum watched this vlog and se was recommending that you get MAXI PADs or ones that you get for night time because the pads you have look kinda thin and not absorbent enough, there's four of us so I guess she's saying it with experience, but blood flow might not be the same for everyone, but anyways wow juliaanas so close to coming I can't believe 9 months are nearly up . I've been watching you're blogs from the start. And good luck for when u go into labour! Thumbs up if u agree!

@sweetpuppy120489 12 лет назад

I had clinical on baby and mother unit last semester, u don't need to bring pad, bc hospital provide very big pad, it is more standard to measure the amount of blood. U don't necessarily need pillow either, but yes, bring them for Benji. Most mom don't wear bra under hosp gown, nurses will check ur breast often, and also teach u to breast feed, so it would be easier. But u do need a bra on discharge day. It is nice that you bring ur own gown, but it be better not to wear it, u will change often.

@MrsDitchfield 12 лет назад

Hey Judy! I've been watching you videos for some time now and was so excited when you were expecting. My hubby and I have a 2 1.2 year old girl. I just wanted to suggest that you wash the baby clothes before you Julianna wears them. Baby's skin is super sensitive and most clothes come from the factory with various chemicals on them. I used a very mild/natural detergent. Also, they will give you pads at the hospital most likely, but if not, you're gonna be MUCH bigger pads than those.. Good luck!

@sweetpuppy120489 12 лет назад

Your hospital stay is at least 3 days. If C-sec happen, 4-5 days most. Hospital provide many baby things and even ointment for your sore nipple. Pain management and preventing heavy bleeding is the main concern of the nurse. But relax and enjoy your time with the baby, Birth is truly wonderful and beautiful.

@easbookgirl 12 лет назад

I second the recommendation for extra batteries, cell chargers, laptop/tablet (labor gets boring if you have an epidural), a couple of magazines, and make sure Benji packs a couple pillows for himself (with a colored case so they don't get mistaken for hospital pillows) and an extra comfy blanket. Also the Medela cooling gel breast pads. You run them under water for a second and then place them directly onto your breast after feeding. They were a tremendous help.

@Anew1008 12 лет назад

oh yeh and toss in one of your mini candels as well cause you know hospital smell! or if your smell sentisitve. pick one thats most refreshing not too overpowering in case ur roommate or somebody complains, who would not want to smell good instead of hospital smell i dont know! Bring baby wash if u care what they bath ur baby in! yay Julianna!

@galvezgurla07 12 лет назад

I'm sure you'll want to take pictures with baby so I recommend basic makeup products like concealer mascara blush . You'll be tired but these things will help make you look brighter and more awake. I'm sure you don't want to look at pictures years from now and think "wow I look harsh" TRUST ME

@ItsMsJamieJo 12 лет назад

Coming from a woman who has made the trip three times, you should buy a preemie outfit... You never truly know how big/small the baby will be. All of mine came home in preemie outfits and two were on time. All were also under 7lbs and easily fit into preemie outfits... And yes, the pads need to be thicker... But oh how the joyous hospital will give you thicker pads and some numbing spray (for down yunder) and a cold pack too... All very soothing... :) LOL... It's a wondeful time, ENJOY!!! :)

@ka51dy 12 лет назад

I am so overwhelmed with emotions. I can't wait to see baby!! haha. Hope all goes well Judy & Benji! and baby!

@luciaulloa 12 лет назад

bring snacks too. once you're in labor they won't let you eat and if you miss the time for meals they won't feed you. after giving birth you feel ravenous and dehydrated so having something to eat is essential.

@dbritton41 12 лет назад

I know, the hospitals in the US provide all of those things (well, at least mine did) I didn't need to provide anything accept the going home outfit. They also gave me a huge goody bag should I say when I left the hospital that was filled with diapers, wipes, formula samples (in case I needed) samples of baby wash, lotion. Wow, plus a bunch of stuff for myself pads, tucks, and lots of other things.

@myhun87 12 лет назад

sooo excited for the both of you and the new addition!! Can't wait to see her soon!!

@Booksandpolish1983 12 лет назад

Looks like you got everything you need but I agree with some others...get really long thick pads because you do bleed like cray cray after baby. I personally have never tried the thin pads but I can promise you that I'm not sure i'd trust them with post baby bleeding. Its very heavy the first few days and the thicker ones offer better protection. :) I can't believe how close you are to having her....so exciting!

@Bellakatt84 12 лет назад

Judy this might sound crazy but if u want to go back to your normal body in no time u should bring your belly support band and start wearing it right after baby's born. Try to keep your belly tight at all times except at night. As ur tommy shrinks a little u might want to switch to a different support band. I did this with my two kids an my tommy was completely flat in less than a month. And yes people is right about the nipple cream and baby mittens! I'm so excited for u X)

@maizoua87 12 лет назад

I would recommend one "going home" outfit for baby but during the stay, you should get the gerber long sleeve shirts that cut off at the waist and close at the hands. I found mitts were too big for my babies and would slip off, and the shirts allowed easy access to the baby's belly button for cleaning and comfort. Not to forget the diaper changes. Also, more than likely, she will be bundled up most of the time.

@Superkawaii21 12 лет назад

I just had my first baby on 9-18-12 and Let me tell you that the pads you packed are not thick enough. The hospital will provided some there but when you get home make sure you buy the thickest and longest pads you an find. :)

@karive1005 12 лет назад

Judy Don't forget baby lotion and a warm blanket for the baby you will need it once you get out of the hospital xoxo good luck and all the blessing for u

@JN52700 12 лет назад

You probably will want the overnight pads, otherwise you'll worried about leaks constantly. Also, some cheap plastic flip flops for showering, nursing pillow, hair ties, maybe a headband that allows you to have your out of your face but still down if that's the way you prefer and while you won't be concerned with a full face of makeup perhaps a few items that will help make you feel pretty and confident for pictures. Also, extra baby socks that could be used as mitts if you rather not buy them.

@08mitza 12 лет назад

Yeah I suggest a girdle because after the baby Ur insides in Ur stomach and uterus r out of place so it helps things go back to place also helps Ur stomach get back to normal I wore mine for 6weeks everyday and it helped tons I kno it sounds like a long time but trust me u won't regret it(:

@KeshaUncensored 12 лет назад

I agree with everyone else. You will need the biggest maxi pads you can find but try to get like 2 weeks worth of the hospital jumbo ones when you go!

@greenlover0051 12 лет назад

So I'm not a mom yet but working hard on it n honestly i had no idea i was going to bleed after the baby is born! That much? Omg u guys i need to do a Lil more research... I'm so happy for Judy n Benji they made me seriously want to have a baby now.... It's just been hard but i know the miracle will happen....might be to much info but i haven't had a period in almost 3 yrs now my Dr. doesn't know exactly why so yeah.... Hopefully one day :) it'sgreat that Judy is sharing this w all of us..we 3u

@videofan77 12 лет назад

Thanks for making/posting this video, Judy! PLEASE KEEP THIS VIDEO UP, so i know what to bring when if i have a baby in the future! X

@novagirl1972 12 лет назад

Boppy pillow and change for vending machine or snacks for your hubby. Change of clothes for your hubby if he stays in the hospital with you. Best wishes on yourdelivery!

@julieannemichelle 12 лет назад

i truly wish you a speedy delivery.

@itsmeduh07 12 лет назад

Poise pads were my bff right after I had my baby! Yes I know they are for Incontinence but they were AWESOME! I would deff recommend thicker pads than what you have!!

@yassmeen91 12 лет назад

Comments summery-pt1 0-don't forget the sweater (reminde=)) 1-larger pads (a lot said that the hospital will provide them) 2-wash baby cloths with special baby detergents , 3-smaller baby cloths 4-put car seat in the middle 5- your own face cloth 6- A hospital bag for Benji. Blanket and pillow put a colorful case so you don't forget it at hospital 7- breast feeding hearts, so back a lotion to prevent stretch marks (Lanolin and vitamin E oil.)

@Amj120209 12 лет назад

Bleeding after labor is nothing compared to a period flow, so you'll need much thicker and super long pads. The clothes for baby may be a tad too big. Opt for premie and newborn because 0-3 month clothing is pretty big.

@jwoodall09 12 лет назад

think about bringing a blanket for the baby. the hospital will have those crappy ones while you're there but if it's a little chilly when you take baby home you might want to have a blanket for her! it was something i forgot with my second child.