Guide to Pack Your Bag for the Hospital and Delivery of Your New Baby
By Heather Michelle, published Aug 24, 2006
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One of the most stressful, painful, and truly amazing events is to give birth to a baby. There are several items that an expectant mother should bring with her to the hospital in preparation of giving birth as well as after the delivery while she and the baby spend anywhere from one to three days in the hospital. Prior to the big day actually arriving, a woman needs to have her bag packed and ready to go.Depending on your personal preferences and needs, you should pack your bag accordingly. While most women still attend a hospital, many are opting for birthing centers. When the time comes and labor is upon you, remember to pack your bag with items that will help to keep you calm and focused. Many women choose to take birthing classes where they are taught some ways in which to achieve a state of calm while in labor.

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Guide to Pack Your Bag for the Hospital and Delivery of Your New Baby
Overpack, don't unserpack your bag for your hospital stay.
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Takeaways
- Pack a bag to include items for during labor, after delivery, and for bringing baby home.
- Do not forget insurance information, infant car seat, eyeglasses if necessary, and a birthing plan.
- Overpack rather than underpack.
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The average labor for first time mothers is 12-14 hours.Comments
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