August 2013 Moms

Tervis cup at hospital?

This may be considered a "stupid" question/post to some, but for those of you that know and understand the awesomeness of these kick ass cups, would you pack and bring a Tervis cup from home?? I use one every day and I know the hospital gives you a tiny cup to use... I am seriously thinking about packing one I mine but I'm not 100% sure bout it... Would you bring yours??
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  • what is a tervis cup? 
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  • I'm all about dragging in the least amount of crap as possible... so no. I probably wouldn't bring it.
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  • I packed a cheap knock off version. If I leave it I won't care and if I remember it then I can use it at home!
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  • Yes never leave home with out your tumbler lol :) Mine are packed and ready to go !!
  • OK I just googled it.  My hospital actually has awesome cups that are huge and have a lid and a bendy straw... very convenient to drink out of when you're not completely upright.  I would say bring it if you want, but you might find the hospital cup easier to use.
  • what is a tervis cup? 

    It's a special cup that doesn't sweat at all and keeps your drink hot or cold and holds ice longer than normal cups.
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  • I think I will. Just to keep the ice chips cold.
  • I don't have a Tervis, but my extra camel back is in my bag. I love that thing so hard.
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  • OK I just googled it.  My hospital actually has awesome cups that are huge and have a lid and a bendy straw... very convenient to drink out of when you're not completely upright.  I would say bring it if you want, but you might find the hospital cup easier to use.

    When my sister had her baby last November the cup they have her was small like a child's cup... It sucked
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  • OK I just googled it.  My hospital actually has awesome cups that are huge and have a lid and a bendy straw... very convenient to drink out of when you're not completely upright.  I would say bring it if you want, but you might find the hospital cup easier to use.
    You found that out via google?  I swear google is what is going to rise up and destroy the human race some day...
    LOL, I found out what the cup was from google.  The "advice" part was all me!
  • My hospital actually has awesome cups that are huge and have a lid and a bendy straw... very convenient to drink out of when you're not completely upright.  I would say bring it if you want, but you might find the hospital cup easier to use.
    This is what I would say. Our hospital's cups are huge! If I bring one from home, the hospital staff won't refill it for me. (They aren't allowed to take a patient's property out of their room, so the best I would get is room tap water. Blech. I definitely prefer the cold, filtered water they bring me.)
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  • I do love my tervis, but love my contigo water bottle more. I took it last time and will take it again this time. I say bring the tervis and get the top and straw to go with it if you don't have it already.
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  • laabeja said:

    I do love my tervis, but love my contigo water bottle more. I took it last time and will take it again this time. I say bring the tervis and get the top and straw to go with it if you don't have it already.

    I don't think I have ever used it without the lid and a bendy straw lol
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  • I think I packed everything so why not. That room is going to be a tiny version of my house
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  • My hospital also uses like huge cups with lids and bendy straws. Truth be told, I brought mine home and used it for a while. I agree with the PPs who said pack light. I know how much people love their Tervis stuff...would hate to see something get left/taken/cleaned accidentally.
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  • Jill9288 said:

    I don't have a Tervis, but my extra camel back is in my bag. I love that thing so hard.

    I am totally imagining someone in labor with a camel back on. Haha!! Just sucking the straw in between pushes.
  • @Lemsa, I totally forgot they make the packs too!
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  • I use mine daily but our hospital has huge cups so I'm not bring mine but if they used small cups I would pack mine
  • We are a tervis family as well. I got one of those awesome strawed hospital cups. But if I didn't I would have definitely wanted my Tervis. Pack it anyway is my vote.
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  • I learned something new today. And realize that my own cups are apparently obsolete and not cool.
  • I don't go anywhere without mine so it's definitely coming with me. I don't care if the hospital has big or little cups, my Tervis is will be right by my side. I'm sure DH will have his as well!

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