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question about bag packing for c/s

should I pack more nightgowns or tank tops with pants in my bag??
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Re: question about bag packing for c/s

  • I would pack what you're most comfortable in.  I just brought tank tops and a robe.  As long as it's not rubbing on the incision site you'll be fine.
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  • I wore pajama pants and tanks in the hosptial.  The pants didn't rub on my incision at all and felt that was easier for the constant incision checks.

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  • Whatever you're more comfortable wearing. I wore the hospital gowns for my entire (five day) stay. I went home wearing PJ pants and a loose top.
  • I never had surgery before, so I was horrified by the incision and anything touching it.  I only wore nightgowns.  By the time I went home, I was ready for maternity sweats/ leggings, etc. with waistbands far from the cut.
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  • My maternity leggings and tank tops were perfect.  I felt better being semi-dressed and the leggings were low enough not to bother my incision site.
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  • I have my own hospital gowns that I bought before my c/s with DS1 but other than those I wouldn't bring anything.  I can't imagine wearing pants in the hospital after c/s.  I'll bring sweats and a t-shirt for going home in but otherwise I'll just wear my own gowns or the ones from the hospital.

    If you *are* going to pack tops, tanks etc just anticipate being there for 4 nights and pack accordingly. 

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  • My c-section was first thing in the morning and for the rest of that day I wore the hospital gown and I was glad I did.  I was a hot, sweaty, itchy mess from all the meds and laying in bed all day.  I did get out of bed that evening at my insistence (the nurses were going to have me wait till the next morning) and my hubby helped me with a little sponge bath and I put on a fresh robe and got fresh sheets which helped sooo much.  The next morning I got my catheter out, took a shower and put my own maternity yoga pants and nursing tank on.  I was 100% more comfortable in my own clothes and I felt a lot better with visitors stopping by and walking in the hallways with actual clothes on.  I wore yoga pants, a nursing tank and a hoodie home and it was perfectly comfortable.
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  • I wore nursing tanks and pj bottoms or nursing tanks under nursing pjs. 
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    Whatever you're more comfortable wearing. I wore the hospital gowns for my entire (five day) stay. I went home wearing PJ pants and a loose top.

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    Also, I didn't care to switch into any other clothes and didn't want to think about putting pants on. This time for my schedualed c/s I plan to buy a comfy t-shirt material night gown, going to check a maternity store to see if they have BF friendly form of this :) if not Victoria Secrets has reeally comfy gowns!

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  • https://www.victoriassecret.com/ss/Satellite?ProductID=1265670284364&c=Page&cid=1321712144212&pagename=vsdWrapper

    Here's the VS gown i was talking about, I'm going with a L so it's slightly bigger and they are long enough for when you get up and start walking around. HTH

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  • I wore yoga pants and sweatshirts but pack whatever is most comfortable for you.
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  • I would say a gown.  It was hard for me to wear pants...even comfy pants b/c of my incision.  Buy some granny panties for when you are home too!  The bikini underwear that I normally wear cut right at my incision....ouch!
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  • I wore maternity yoga pants, nursing tank and a hoodie the whole time I was in the hospital and it was very comfy. I was back and forth to the Nicu, so I wouldn't have been comfortable walking through the hospital (had to go thru lobby to get there) in a gown (just something to think about- we didn't expect DS to be in NICU)
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  • For me I would have preferred nightgowns.  You'll have soreness around your incision.  My tummy was very sore as well, which I didn't expect.  I had mostly yoga pants but was pretty uncomfortable. 
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