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Maternal and Newborn Care Unit
What to Bring
Please note
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For your own comfort and security,
please do NOT bring:
jewelry
large amounts of cash
large pieces of luggage
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For Mothers - What to Bring to the Hospital
Your own pillow (patterned pillow case so it does not get mistaken for a hospital pillow)
Sleep wear with buttons or zippers in the front to allow easier breastfeeding (if desired – hospital gowns will also be provided)
Bathrobe and slippers (if desired – hospital attire will also be provided)
Cosmetics, shampoo, deodorant, soap, toothpaste and toothbrush
Loose fitting clothes and several pairs of underwear
Chargers for your electronic devices
A pen and paper
Healthy snacks
Coins for the vending machines
For Babies - What to Bring to the Hospital
Baby sleepers or night gown (4 or 5)
Mittens or Socks (2 or 3 pairs)
Diaper wipes (if desired)
A blanket to go home
A baby car seat that you have put together and know how to use (leave in the vehicle until it is time to go home)
For the Support Person - What to Bring to the Hospital
Your own pillow (patterned pillow case so it does not get mistaken for a hospital pillow)
Snacks
Appropriate sleep attire
What NOT to Bring to the Hospital
Large luggage – our rooms do not allow much extra space
Large amounts of cash
Jewelry
Please note: you are responsible to keeping track of all of your valuables (including electronic devices)
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Sunday, September 29, 2019
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