Pregnancy Checklist

Do you get that feeling that you are missing something? That there is something on your list of things too do and get that you just seem to be forgetting? Perhaps its just that you are feeling a little overwhelmed with everything, especially the hundreds of “best” baby products which are out there on the market. Well you needn’t worry anymore! We have put together a series of tried and tested checklists for you to ensure that you have not forgotten anything.
Ten Questions to Ask Your OBGYN
  • Which hospitals do you work in?
  • How many doctors/midwives are working with you?
  • Are you planning any trips around the time of my due date?
  • If you are not available to deliver my baby, who will step in?
  • Can I meet the substitute?
  • At what point during labor can I arrive at the hospital?
  • How do you deal with emergency calls?
  • What is your fee structure, and how soon after your birth will you be expecting payment?
  • What portion of your fees can I claim from my health insurer?
  • If my labor turns out to be straight forward, are you comfortable with birthing preferences?
Baby NurseryChecklist
  • Basinet and/or cot
  • Change table
  • Set of drawers
  • Baby monitor
  • Night Light
  • Radio (Some babies prefer background noise)
  • Waterproof mattress protector
  • Server al sets of basinet and/or cot sheets
  • Two cotton blankets
  • Three wraps
  • Comfortable chair for feeding
  • Small table for next to chair
  • Clothes Hamper
Early Labor Signs Checklist
  • Lower back pain , which can radiate down the legs
  • Period like pain
  • Diarrhoea
  • Nausea or generally feeling ill
  • Losing the mucous plug
  • Waters breaking
  • Contractions
Baby Bath Time Checklist
  • A warm room so that baby wont be uncomfortable when being dried and dressed after the bath.
  • Plastic bath tub with a drainage plug. Small babies can even be bathed in the kitchen sink.
  • Bath stand or non slip mat to sit the bath tub on.
  • Rubber mat to put in the bath to reduce slipping
  • Hooded towel to wrap your baby in after the bath
  • Soft towel to lay baby on while dressing
  • Socks/Booties
  • Singlet or jumpsuit You can also try baby nighties, which are great for middle of the night nappy changes
  • Nappy Babies, especially boys have the habit of weeing before the nappy is on, so be sure to have one handy
  • Nappy cream
  • Cotton buds
Pregnancy Checklist

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