Packing: Baby’s Hospital Bag

I purchased my diaper bag when Nordstrom was having their summer sale. I put it away, and vowed not to use it until the baby was born–I even packed some stuff in it so i wouldn’t be tempted to use it. There is something about how gorgeous Jujube bags are that you just feel great carrying one. I love how this one has so many pockets and can turn into a backpack or a regular bag.  

Nursing Pillow:

I also bought this during a Nordstrom sale. I actually had it picked out for my mom to get me for a shower gift, but when it popped up on sale I had to grab it. I am so glad I did. Although I have a Boppy that I love and will still use. I love how the Ergo is a little stiffer for those first few months and has a wonderful natural curve. 

This is something I actually didn’t bring to the hospital with us before, but I figured why not for this time. We actually just weaned my son off of the Mam Pacifiers a couple months ago, so I kinda know what I’m getting myself into–but hey it took one day of him being a terror and he was over it. I’d rather sleep in the first year and then weaning one day. 

I am semi obsessed with baby clothes, my favorites for those nights in the hospital when you have doctors coming in to check on baby are the baby gowns They are easy to slip up and check on baby. I actually am using the ones that I used for when Bennett was born. I also had to pick up some more baby socks at Gap because they are really the only ones I can find that will stay on.

Hats are a must when baby is born. Especially if born in a cold month like my little one. Not only are they important for the cold months, they are very important to help a newborn maintain their temperature. These hats can easily add style to your little ones new wardrobe. Some of my favorites came from Buccio Baby, After Sunset Creations, and Finn and Emma