When to pack hospital bag?

Wow Mariri. thank you for your tip

it really cool to prepare for this

awesome...

i was advised to start packing from 32 weeks

For labor

•A picture ID (driver's license or other ID), your insurance card, and any hospital paperwork you need
•Your birth plan, if you have one
•Eyeglasses, if you wear them. Even if you usually wear contact lenses, you may not want to deal with them while you're in the hospital.
•Toiletries: Pack a few personal items, such as a toothbrush and toothpaste, lip balm, deodorant, a brush and comb, makeup, and a hair band or barrettes. Hospitals usually provide soap, shampoo, and lotion, but you might prefer your own.
•A bathrobe, a nightgown or two, slippers, and socks. Hospitals provide gowns and socks for you to use during labor and afterward, but some women prefer to wear their own. Choose a loose, comfortable gown that you don't mind getting dirty. It should be either sleeveless or have short, loose sleeves so your blood pressure can be checked easily. Slippers and a robe may come in handy if you want to walk the halls during labor.
•Whatever will help you relax. Here are some possibilities: your own pillow (use a patterned or colorful pillowcase so it doesn't get mixed up with the hospital's pillows), music and something to play it on, a picture of someone or something you love, anything you find reassuring. If you're going to be induced, think about bringing some reading material because it may be a while before labor is underway.
For your partner/labor coach
•A camera or video camera with batteries, charger, and memory card (or film or tape). Someone has to document the big event! (Note: Not all hospitals allow videotaping of the birth itself, but there's usually no rule against taping during labor or after the birth.)
•Toiletries
•Comfortable shoes and a few changes of comfortable clothes
•Snacks and something to read
•Money for parking and change for vending machines
•A bathing suit. If you want to take a bath or shower during labor, you may want your partner to get in with you to support you or rub your back.

For your baby
An installed car seat

You can't drive your baby home without one! Have the seat properly installed ahead of time and know how to buckle your baby in correctly.

Baby clothes for the hospital stay

The hospital will provide diapers and some sort of clothing, such as a pair of pajamas or a sleep shirt. You can bring baby clothes of your own if you like. One-piece stretchy outfits that snap or zip up the front are easiest for diaper changes.

A going-home outfit

Your baby will need an outfit to go home in, including socks or booties if the clothing doesn't have feet, and a soft cap if the air is likely to be cool. Make sure the legs on your baby's clothes are separate so the car seat strap can fit between them.

A receiving blanket

The hospital will provide blankets for swaddling your baby while you're there, but you may want to bring your own to tuck around your baby in the car seat for the ride home. Make it a heavy one if the weather's cold.



also check with your hospital for a list

my sister gave birth by c-section.
she pack one week before...
some mother like to pack and sometime they change their mind and take stuff out and pack different.

doesn't hospital give you a list what you need to pack to prepare for hospital before your deliver?

enjoy

Hi mommies and mommies to be...

I am currently 32 weeks pregnant, when do you suggest i start packing my hospital bag?

Anyone have an idea of what to pack?

Like whats enough?