i had 0 in my labour bag because OH lifted the wrong bag for bringing into the labour room i had a pack up the stairs waiting though but no real need as our hospital had loads placed everywhere to use free
Planning a homebirth but have packed a labour bag just incase. I have packed 4 nappies. DH can pop home and get more if needed although I'd hope to be in and out if I do have to go in - we live a 2 minute walk from the hospital though, I'd have packed a dozen or so if we lived a fair distance.
My hospital provided the first nappy free for when he was born then I took a full pack of Pampers Newborn with me. They provided cotton wool and changing mats/sheets so didnt have to worry about that.
Straight after he was born the midwife asked me whether I eanted a nappy on him, to which I said yes! After that, never saw a nappy so was a good job we'd brought a pack with us. We used Pampers newborn. We also needed our own cotton wool for changing.
I had a couple in my labour bag and then a pack for the ward..We ended up been in 3 days so was glad to have them D was changed every 3 hours when he was born. We were also given a nappy when he was born and a pack of about 10 balls of cotton wool after that i used my own
I took a pack of newborn nappies but you won't actually use that many if you don't have to stay in and the hospital actually gave me quite a few nappies. I just thought it was better to be on the safe side and take a pack incase I had to stay in (I ended up staying in for 6 days). I had all of my stuff in one bag but if you have a seperate labour bag just put a couple in there.
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