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Hospital Bag

When you should start packing you&nd the baby hospital bag?
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Don't go too crazy packing!!!! I stressed so much packed Luke no other and guess what the hospital will give you everything you need for baby and more!  Pack for yourself,  comfortable clothing slippers pads if you are  delivering vaginally.  A binder if it's c sect.  Think about your bags as well.  Your ins cards, social keys cards money cash just in case needed. You will be getting a lot of things from the hospital.  Baby will be covered on their end. A going home outfit, baby car seat, a blanket is all you really need.
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Lol, I'm just like Tabs4life, I haven't packed my bag and I'm 35 weeks. I've asked friends and family to stay on me and give me deadlines, hoping that would light a fire under my romp. So far, I've managed to wash what I'd like to pack, lol.
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Personally I think it's ok to pack your bag whenever you feel ready to. Im just shy of 26wks and this weekend ill be going out to make sure I have the things I need in my hospital bag ready to go.
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7491288 tn?1405987203
Just finished packing mine yesterday. I'm 36.5.
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I packed mine on my due date while in labor after my water broke. Procrastination is my specialty. Didn't forget anything but brought too much stuff.
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I'm 34 wks and my mom friends hav bn yellin at me since I hav no bag packd yet! :)
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Whenever you want to hon! I'm 37 weeks and finally packed mine lol
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