I am finally 36 weeks pregnant and getting ready to pop little Arya out to the world!
I have looked into so many references already about how I am going to organize my hospital bag when the big day comes but I just find the list so overwhelming that seems like I have to bring my entire bathroom and closet to the hospital.
So, I took the easy path and talked to a few relatives and friends who just gave birth and asked them the things that I will really need to bring at the hospital. It turns out I don't need to bring the entire house after all.
I pulled out my luggage and finally able to pack my things when it's go time.
Here's the official rookie mommy list for your final hospital bag:
I have looked into so many references already about how I am going to organize my hospital bag when the big day comes but I just find the list so overwhelming that seems like I have to bring my entire bathroom and closet to the hospital.
So, I took the easy path and talked to a few relatives and friends who just gave birth and asked them the things that I will really need to bring at the hospital. It turns out I don't need to bring the entire house after all.
I pulled out my luggage and finally able to pack my things when it's go time.
Here's the official rookie mommy list for your final hospital bag:
- 24 Pcs. Disposable Diapers
- Cotton roll or balls
- Alcohol 70% Isopropyl
- Maternity pads
- 3 Disposable breast pads
- Feminine wash
- Dry & Wet tissues
- Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Soap
- Baby wash or soap
- Thermometer
- Cotton buds
- 3 Mittens, 1 Beanie, 1 Swaddle Blanket, 1 Receiving Blanket, 1 Bath towel, 3 Sets Baby Clothes, 3 Burp Cloth
- 1 Rubber Mat
- 2 Maxi dress (my going home outfit)
- 4 Underwear
- 2 Nursing Bra
- 1 Bath Robe (for easy breastfeeding)
- Make-up Kit (because you have no excuse not to look good)
- Fully charged Powerbank with iPhone and android phone cables.
- Portable camera with charger or battery
- Small notebook with reminders and notes to my partner with the following:
- Contact numbers of which person to text or call when I give birth,
- Make sure that snacks and water are ready in the recovery room.
- Fill-out important papers and documents while I am not there
- Take photos
- Security or cash deposit, ATM and Debit Cards
Some important documents that you need to bring at the hospital:
Applies only to Filipino Citizens
A plastic envelope containing:
- Photo copy of Marriage Certificate or Contract. If you just recently got married, a Certified Copy of your Marriage Certificate will do.
- Photo copy of 2 government I.D of you and your partner.
- Philhealth documents: MDR, Receipts, ID (if you have one), CF1 Form
How about you, Rookie Mom? What's inside your maternity bag?
Xoxo,
Rookie Mommy PH - 36 weeks pregnant and excited to meet my baby
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