I cannot believe the crap she is bringing to the hospital.

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Turkey Trot 5k 11/24/11 - 35:14
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Backyard Burn 5 miler 3/11/12 - 1:08:42
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Re: Anyone seen Selfie's blog this morning?
Are you flucking kidding me?!? This woman is insane.
I took a bag that had a few pairs of PJs, one night "gown", two towels, my hubs' swim trunks and some chapstick, and my camera.
Oh, and mine and my husband's pillows (one each).
litterally, one bag, two pillows. I let the hospital provide me everything else I needed!
she's crazy...
She probably won't be allowed to wear the fuzzy socks since they are nonslip, her postpartum shoes probably won't fit due to edema, shes going to need way more diapers than that, her small pads are not going to work well....
It's okay though. Is she over the top? Completely. But as a first time new mom she's making the best guess at what she will need....just like we all did.
She's so not wearing that home.
I had a pretty easy labor - honestly, my boobs were way more sore from my milk coming in than I was down below from pushing a baby out, and it never would've entered my head to wear something like that. Who thinks like that when they're in the hospital? I can't even remember what I wore home. Yoga pants, I'm sure.
That is NOT a mommy dress I'm sorry lol and I don't think she'll look as good as she THINKS she will.
I can picture her holding the remote for her camera while giving birth and in between pushes look up and smile. She will have her husband redo her make up so she will look fabulous. I thought I had brought a lot to the hospital... who thinks about dressing their baby as soon as baby is born? I have no idea why she is bringing her own pads. You are already paying for the hospital to give them to you. I guess they are organic.
Oh Selfie, this should be interesting.
We brought one suitcase with what I thought we needed and still didn't use most of the crap. I didn't even get out of my hospital gown the whole first day.
I love the comments. People were telling her she won't need her underwear in her delivery bag and she's like "So you just lie there and bleed? I don't get where the blood will be going for the first hour before you put pads and panties on." Too cute. I think it wouldn't be so funny if she didn't make a big show of doing so much research on everything. You'd think she'd have concluded that after you expel a live human from your body you bleed a LOT. lol
I'm glad people commented on her not wanting to use CDs right away until the meconium passes. I can't imagine that disgusting crap on CDs.
Unless she has a 10-12 lb baby, those one-size cloth diapers aren't going to fit, either.
Her bags are hilarious. You know what, though? I bet she'll prove us all wrong and find a way to use every single thing in those bags, PLUS, she'll wear that ridiculous dress home, come hell or high water.
Mac and cheese lover!
I would love to see the nurses' face when she starts blowing up her own birthing ball.
And number one sign she has no clue: "babies don't poop much the first 2 days." Right, let me know how that works out for you.
I can't wait to see her birth story. I bet it includes rainbows and glitter farts.
Well said
Did she really? Weird...
Awesome!
Some of that stuff is crazy, BUT...I took a ton of stuff to the hospital (one baby bag with a couple different size outfits and one bag for me with the usual stuff). I was there for 4 days and I wanted to be prepared. I actually wish I had brought more stuff though, like a variety of clothing since none of my maternity clothes fit, a post-partum nursing gown, a robe, my own pillows, and my pump. I had to send my husband home to get some very specific things and it would have been a lot easier to just bring it in the first place. And she isn't planning on bringing it all in the hospital at the same time, so who cares?
However, spending $28 on a disposable delivery gown and $75+ on a "designer" hospital gown is just crazycakes. Oh, and the organic blanket to cover the baby right after it's born? Why waste a spendy blanket on something that gross? That's what the cheapo hospital blankets are for. I'm sure that spending 10 minutes covered in a nonorganic material will not kill that poor kid.
Well, her mom is here for 4 months so she'll probably get the worst of it as far as runny BF poop and all. I have a feeling she'll be doing the cooking/cleaning/laundry so Selfie can have the luxury of just focusing on the baby and not having to worry about the other stuff that most new moms have to. I don't CD but I imagine once the poops become more solid they're easier to clean on a regular basis?
You just throw all the poop right in the machine without rinsing it?
Nice. I was thinking it was like when DS would leak and I'd have to rinse and pre-treat the onesie so it would come out. lol
Everything EXCEPT the air mattress. Ole creepy eyes thinks he's too good to sleep on the couch like every other dad in the world. I just keep laughing at the thought of him spreading a tarp out on the floor.
LOL I missed the tarp the first time around.
Looking at the pics again I think some of her labor/delivery underwear is nicer than what's currently in my drawer.