I so appreciate your chill and laid back approach! I feel like TH-cam can sometimes scare new mom's into packing everything when often you barely need anything. So excited for you guys to welcome baby number two!
I have gone into the biggest deep dive since I found out I was pregnant 😂😂 I’m due August 1 with my first and I have watched so many videos and yours is definitely the best laid back one I’ve found
As a second time mom as well, I recommend a carry on hard-shell suitcase (one fits the whole family, mom, dad, baby) because you can sanitize it in the parking lot and that gives me a lot of peace of mind!
First of all, Congratulations on your baby number two! I am also having my baby number two but it has been a while since I had my baby number one so I have been looking for an honest straightforward what to pack video to bring to the hospital. And this video is just it! I honestly love this! Thank you so much for this!
I love the simplicity! I was getting so overwhelmed with what I should pack! My sister got me a tote big enough for all 3 of our stuff. For sure will invest in those cube organizations bags.
Finally a mama saying using the FREEEE STUFF! Our insurance paid over 2k in Dermablast , pads , breast pumps , witch hazel pads!! , diapers everything guys you are charged anyway souse it guys!!
I'm on baby 3 and packed the most in my bag this time. Lol I was so not prepared the first time, and missed some things the 2nd time that I'd really like to have this time (like snacks on hand, a little fan, and more than one option for going home outfit).
Wishing you well on your delivery. Thanks for the tip about the knotted gown & car seat! I’m FTM due 2.19 w baby boy … I just went over my bag again & keeping it simple. Which camera do you use to vlog? I packed my Canon camera + Polaroid camera.
Little tip for other people some hospitals don’t provide everything so maybe it be good to check with what hospital u are going to before I’m in uk with my first they didn’t provide anything so I had to bring everything
Many hospitals have breast, feeding pillows for mom and baby to use whilst in the hospital. As a neonatal, ICU nurse, a pro temp that some of our moms have shared for women who is producing a decent amount of breastmilk, to pump some out and put it on the pad immediately before using it as it is said to help healing. But only if you are getting a good amount of breast milk. And don’t use the colostrum for that!!
Good to know!!! And yeah our hospital specifically told mamas not to bring breast pumps and stuff like that because they have them for us but that they are more than happy to help instruct you on how you’ll use yours!
Congrats on baby no 2 🎉 I am currently 35+6 and for my hospital bag I packed plastic slippers to go into the shower in them and not barefoot; no robe as it is very warm in the hospitals (at least where I live 😅) and also the afterbirth heat waves vere intense the first time; my husband is going o bring me my going out outfit so I don't have to carry it with me :) ; love that you don't bring makeup, I am amazed by people that want and can throw on full face of makeup just to leave the hospital 😅 good for them but I could never :D ; love the necklace! ; great advice on baby clothes for leaving the hospital 🙂 for me it is also what my husband is going to bring when he comes to pick us up ; I think the only extra thing I have in my bag is eye cover and it is hospitals policy to always have a small light on in every room (in case of emergency) and I had a very hard time sleeping during my first stay as I love to sleep in complete darkness 😅
Except, nothing at the hospital is really free, so if your self pay or don’t want a huge bill after insurance make sure you know what’s covered and what isn’t. 😅
I so appreciate your chill and laid back approach! I feel like TH-cam can sometimes scare new mom's into packing everything when often you barely need anything. So excited for you guys to welcome baby number two!
Aw thank you!! And I totally agree! I was so stressed about it last time and quickly realized it's not that big of a deal lol!
Ahh, i agree. Her vibe is awesome! I couldn't get over how relaxed i felt just watching her. Total girl's girl so laid back. ❤
I love when these. Ideas aren’t 40 minutes long lol. Straight to the point and everything you need
As a second time mom I totally agree with your realistic packing. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
less is more lol!
I have gone into the biggest deep dive since I found out I was pregnant 😂😂 I’m due August 1 with my first and I have watched so many videos and yours is definitely the best laid back one I’ve found
Aw congrats!! And I hope it’s helpful!! Only think I forgot to mention (but it’s included in the list in the description) is a nursing bra/tank❤️❤️
same! 😆
@@kellyyager1 thank you! So far so good! We just hit 26 weeks today!
@@jelicadutchoverr. I hope you have an amazing labor and delivery!
@@makenziesundve8616 thank you, i hope you do as well 🥹🥹
Finally someone who is actually helpful on here! Thanks so much for a realistic video on what is actually needed!
As soon as I saw your bag I knew this was great! Minimal , effective and smart ! Thanks
@@lauriemensah1637 aw thank you!!
As a second time mom as well, I recommend a carry on hard-shell suitcase (one fits the whole family, mom, dad, baby) because you can sanitize it in the parking lot and that gives me a lot of peace of mind!
First of all, Congratulations on your baby number two! I am also having my baby number two but it has been a while since I had my baby number one so I have been looking for an honest straightforward what to pack video to bring to the hospital. And this video is just it! I honestly love this! Thank you so much for this!
I love the simplicity! I was getting so overwhelmed with what I should pack! My sister got me a tote big enough for all 3 of our stuff. For sure will invest in those cube organizations bags.
@@veronicacastaneda8865 I did too the first time around!! Hopefully this was helpful!🥹❤️
This is exactly all you need to take to the hospital! Thank you
oooo it’s so soon. so excited for you and your fam 🩷🩷🩷
Thank you so much!!!
Sooo exciting Kelly! Can’t wait for you to meet baby girl number 2!
🥹🥹so excited!!!
How exciting! I think we are due around the same time. I’m 37 weeks pregnant and finishing up my hospital bag.
🥹👏🏼👏🏼yay!! Almost time to meet our babes!!!!
Love it! We had our baby last year and it felt like
Yes!! I have blankets in the car already and have one washed and set aside for her!!
Finally a mama saying using the FREEEE STUFF! Our insurance paid over 2k in Dermablast , pads , breast pumps , witch hazel pads!! , diapers everything guys you are charged anyway souse it guys!!
I'm on baby 3 and packed the most in my bag this time. Lol
I was so not prepared the first time, and missed some things the 2nd time that I'd really like to have this time (like snacks on hand, a little fan, and more than one option for going home outfit).
Wishing you well on your delivery. Thanks for the tip about the knotted gown & car seat! I’m FTM due 2.19 w baby boy … I just went over my bag again & keeping it simple.
Which camera do you use to vlog?
I packed my Canon camera + Polaroid camera.
Perfect timing! I’m 37w (due 2/5) with our second, a boy. We have a daughter who will be turning 2 on 2/10 ☺️
Omg congrats!! A few days before me🥹👏🏼
What about a button up nightgown? Do you just sleep in the hospital gowns?
You make me so excited to be a mama
Thank you for the advices ❤
Do you have a link for that hello world sign? It’s adorable!
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Little tip for other people some hospitals don’t provide everything so maybe it be good to check with what hospital u are going to before I’m in uk with my first they didn’t provide anything so I had to bring everything
Definitely second this! Some hospitals near me don't even provide diapers for the baby
Where is your necklace from?
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Many hospitals have breast, feeding pillows for mom and baby to use whilst in the hospital. As a neonatal, ICU nurse, a pro temp that some of our moms have shared for women who is producing a decent amount of breastmilk, to pump some out and put it on the pad immediately before using it as it is said to help healing. But only if you are getting a good amount of breast milk. And don’t use the colostrum for that!!
Good to know!!! And yeah our hospital specifically told mamas not to bring breast pumps and stuff like that because they have them for us but that they are more than happy to help instruct you on how you’ll use yours!
Love this so much especially because I'm pregnant with baby #2
Congrats on baby no 2 🎉 I am currently 35+6 and for my hospital bag I packed plastic slippers to go into the shower in them and not barefoot; no robe as it is very warm in the hospitals (at least where I live 😅) and also the afterbirth heat waves vere intense the first time; my husband is going o bring me my going out outfit so I don't have to carry it with me :) ; love that you don't bring makeup, I am amazed by people that want and can throw on full face of makeup just to leave the hospital 😅 good for them but I could never :D ; love the necklace! ; great advice on baby clothes for leaving the hospital 🙂 for me it is also what my husband is going to bring when he comes to pick us up ; I think the only extra thing I have in my bag is eye cover and it is hospitals policy to always have a small light on in every room (in case of emergency) and I had a very hard time sleeping during my first stay as I love to sleep in complete darkness 😅
For me I used the breastfeeding pillow to sit on, especially in the wheelchair it was needed!
Oh I would have never thought of that! That would be a nice cushion lol
Omg what kind of dog do you have??? She looks just like my honey bunny
First time watching one of your videos and I thought the dog in the beginning was a stuffed animal at first… freaked me out when he finally moved
I have to pack my hospital bag cause I'm 34 weeks pregnant
I'm just exhausted
As a former employee of the hospital the items they give you is not free. It’s part of the hospital bill that people don’t know about.
So if we're paying for the items even before using them, we might as well take em
Except, nothing at the hospital is really free, so if your self pay or don’t want a huge bill after insurance make sure you know what’s covered and what isn’t. 😅
Except if you actually have insurance all you'll pay regardless is your deductible and i promise you birthing a baby you will max it out every time
@@kaylaciulla3643 The average out of pocket cost of having a baby with insurance in America is $3,000.
I can’t even see the bag
Where is your rug from??