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馃ぐMaternity hospital bag
A curated maternity hospital bag from vlists: 34 items,
ready to use. The things you reach for at 3am, listed once so a tired parent never has to remember them from scratch.
The full checklist (34 items)
- Photo ID
- Insurance card and hospital paperwork
- Birth plan copies
- Maternity notes and medical records
- Phone
- Long phone charging cable
- Nursing bras
- Maternity pads (heavy flow)
- Disposable postpartum underwear
- Comfortable nightgown
- Dressing gown
- Warm socks
- Slippers
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Hairbrush and hair ties
- Lip balm
- Deodorant
- Face wipes
- Travel-size shampoo and body wash
- Bath towel
- Water bottle
- Snacks
- Loose going-home outfit
- Nursing pillow
- Newborn bodysuits
- Newborn sleepsuits
- Baby hat
- Scratch mittens
- Swaddle blanket
- Newborn nappies
- Baby wipes
- Muslin cloths
- Installed car seat
- Coins for parking
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- Copy it in one tap, then check items off as you go.
- Reset and reuse it every time, instead of starting from scratch.
- Set reminders, including smart repeating reminders.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is on the maternity hospital bag?
- The list has 34 items, including Photo ID, Insurance card and hospital paperwork, Birth plan copies, Maternity notes and medical records, Phone, Long phone charging cable. You can see the full checklist above and copy it into vlists to use it.
- How many items are on the maternity hospital bag?
- 34 items, curated so you start from a complete list rather than a blank page.
- Is it free to use?
- Yes. vlists is free to use, and the app has no ads. You create a free account to copy the list, check items off, set reminders, and reuse it.
- Can I reuse the list?
- Yes. That is the point of vlists: copy it once, check it off, then reset and run the same list again next time.
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