i need d list list of baby things.?

Question

pls, i need list of baby things dat i'll take 2 d hospital n mostly d ones i'll use at home 4 my unborn baby.i'm 22 weeks pregnant.

Answer 1

NOTE: Acquire the following items according to the needs of your baby and according to your lifestyle. Not all the items listed are absolutely necessary.

INFANTS' APPAREL
3 side snap shirts, long sleeves
6 side snap shirts, short sleeves
6 side snap shirts, sleeveless
2 cover-all/frog suits/bodysuits/onesies
2 sweaters
4-7 pairs booties/socks
4-7 pairs mittens, garter/elastic wrists
2 bonnets/caps
6 pajama pants
4-7 bibs
24 cloth diapers, 12 birds’ eye + 12 gauze type
1 pack disposable diapers (10-12 pcs/day if newborn)
2-4 pairs diaper clips (if cloth diapers will be worn)
1 homecoming/going outfit

INFANTS' LINEN
1 crib bumper
4 fitted crib sheets
2-4 crib pads/changing rubber pads
4-7 receiving blankets
2 hooded blankets
2 comforters
1 pillow
2 bolsters
4 pillow cases
4 bolsters cases
1 mosquito net for crib
1 rubber sheet/lap pad
3 burpers/burp pads or towels

BREASTFEEDING ACCESSORIES
1 breast pump
1 pack nursing/breast pads (2 pairs/day)
1 pair nipple shield/breast shells
nursing lanolin/breast care cream or gel
breast milk storage bags (sterile disposable milk plastics, e.g. Gerber or Playtex, will do)
mother’s breastfeeding bib/scarf

FEEDING & SOOTHING ACCESSORIES
1 feeding spoon/ soft bite
1 feeding dish
1 mug
1 strainer
1 storage box
1 trainer cup
1 juice maker
1 food grinder

FEEDING NEEDS
5-6 pairs 8 ounce bottles
1 feeding bottle storage box/covered rack
12 nipples
6 nipple caps
1 bottle tongs
1 sterilizer
1 sterilizer rack
1 bottle brush
1 nipple brush
1 bottle warmer
1 bottle holder
2 powdered milk dispensers (for home & baby’s bag)
5 gallons distilled water with dispenser
1 airpot

BATHING & GROOMING ACCESSORIES
1 bath tub
1 bath supporter/cushion
1 diaper pail
1 basin
1 laundry basket /hamper
4 towels, preferably hooded
4 washcloths
bathing toys to entertain baby

CARE & SAFETY ACCESSORIES
1 vaporizer/humidifier
1 bed warmer
1 water bag
1 ice bag
1 nasal aspirator
1 medi-spoon or medicine dropper
1 thermometer

FURNISHINGS
mom’s rocking chair
crib
playpen
mattress
carrier/seater
stroller
high chair
clothes cabinet
diaper stacker/organizer
table top changing center
potty trainer
night lamp/dimmer
baby monitor
bed rail
safety gate
mobile
music box

TOILETRIES
mild liquid bath (no-tears formula)
baby oil
baby lotion
baby cologne
cotton swabs/balls/squares
cotton ear buds set
alcohol
petroleum jelly/diaper rash cream
baby wipes
nursery jar set
brush and comb set
scissors/ nail clipper

PLAY & DISCOVER
rattle
teether
squeeze toy
gym center
activity center

TRAVEL
nursery bag
car seat –carrier (rear-facing)
travel neck cushion
car window shades


LABOR & BIRTH CHECKLIST: WHAT TO BRING TO THE HOSPITAL
Should be packed not later than the 36th week of pregnancy.

IMPORTANT PAPERS
Marriage certificate
Originals of insurance papers
Phone list, with instructions
Baby name list, just in case
Prenatal book, copies of lab reports

LABOR
Doctor’s admitting orders/ birth plan
Bathrobe
Slippers
Socks, athletic type, 2 pairs
Lip balm
Breath freshener, breath mints or gum
Relaxation materials: books, magazines, games, music, extra pillow
Digital camera, newly-charged/ Conventional camera loaded with fresh batteries & film
Extra batteries & film for conventional camera
Videocam, newly-charged, loaded with fresh tape
Extra videocam tape
Videocam charger, tripod & cables
Baby book
Eyeglasses
Cell phone & charger
Hair accessories
Important medications, if any

FOR DAD/COACH
Scrub suit, if needed
Shirts, 2-3
Pants or shorts, 2-3 pairs
Socks, 2-3 pairs
Underwear, 2-3
Light jacket
Slippers
Small pillow
Warm blanket
Light snacks
Money &/or credit cards
Toiletries: Soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, deodorant, cologne, comb, shaving items
Bath towel
Reading materials, playing cards
Eyeglasses/ contact lenses & solutions
Cell phone & charger
Laptop & cables (optional, to send your favorite labor & birth photos & announcements via internet)
Important medications, if any
Going home outfit

POST-PARTUM / AFTER CHILDBIRTH
Nightgowns with opening in front, 2-3
Maternity dresses with opening in front, 1-2
Bathrobe
Bath towel
Slippers
Warm blanket
Nursing bras, 2-3
Breast pads
Maternity panties, 2 per hospital day
Maternity sanitary napkins, 3-4 per hospital day
Donut/rubber pad for sitting (vaginal delivery)
Going home outfit: roomy maternity dress, comfortable shoes
Lactacyd
Toiletries: Shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, soap, lotion, deodorant, cologne, hairbrush, small mirror, hairstyling products, hair dryer
Contact lenses & solutions
Make-up
For the room: Plastic plates, glasses, utensils, sponge, dishwashing soap
Birth souvenirs
Important medications, if any

BABY’S ROOMING-IN MATERIALS
Crib or bassinet sheet/ cover
Blankets, 2
Side-snap shirts, 2-3
Baby shorts, 2-3
Bonnet
Booties, 2-3 pairs
Newborn diapers
Cloth diapers
Baby wipes
Petroleum jelly/ diaper rash cream
Bath towel
Baby wash
Stand-by milk bottles with newborn nipples, sterilized
Stand-by milk formula for newborns
Distilled water for milk formula, 1-2 liters

BABY’S GOING HOME MATERIALS
Car seat
Receiving blanket
Going home outfit: bonnet, snap-on shirt, baby shorts, mittens (elastic wrist), booties, newborn diaper

Answer 2

List Of Things For Baby

Answer 3

For the baby, you;ll need: diapers, wipes, baby bath or soap, lotion or oil, baby shampoo. You may need petroleum jelly (Vaselilne) for the circumcision area if you have a boy. The hospital will probably supply you with any ointments you may need for this or for the umbilical cord site. You'll need bottles, nipples, a bottle brush, and pacifiers if you're using those. Depending on where you live and the season the baby will be born (fall for you, right?), you'll need onesies and/or footed sleepers for cool nights or air conditioned homes. You'll need to start out in size 0-3 months. You'll need receiving blankets and crib sheets, bassinett sheets if you are using a bassinet. You'll need burp cloths and little bibs. You'll need a baby monitor so you can hear the baby when you aren't close by. You will need an approved infant car seat to bring the baby home. Those are the basics. I can't think of anything else at present.
Oh, sometimes babies scratch their faces with their own fingernails (fingers are too tiny to trim nails), and you may want a pair of little slip-on mittens. You'll find these in all the baby departments and often in drugstores or dollar stores.

Sometimes hospitals give you a new baby care package, which contains samples and small trial sizes of diapers, wipes, formula, bath products, etc.

A tiny newborn doesn't really need much - those cute little booties, hats, headbands, socks, etc. are for later on. Just give him or her the basics, and plenty of love. They'll thrive on it!

Answer 4

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Hey Hun! I have a Holland Lop and it seems like you have what you need but you need to get her treats! Go to Wal-Mart or your local grocery store and by some Romain Lettuce, Strawberries, Blueberries, Bananas, Carrots, Celery, ect! Rabbits really love fruits and veggies but no matter what you do make sure that you don't buy Iceberg Lettuce! Only feed her Romain lettuce or she can get really sick. As for her litter box don't use cat litter. The best stuff to use is stuff called Yesterdays News. It isn't bad for them. Also I'd place a layer of Timothy hay over the Yesterdays News because they like to snack while they use the restroom! Good luck with your new bunny!!!!

Answer 5

Lots of love and most important patience,
the usual things are bottles if you're going to bottle feed, formula (apply for WIC) if money is an issue, formula is expensive, diapers, baby wipes, clothes, a few blankets. I am a firm believer in onesies and socks, a baby should always have socks on it feet. ( that's just me though). If you plan on breast feeding you should have a pump, and a bottle on hand just in case you have problems breastfeeding.

Answer 6

Hospital:
-clothes for you and the baby, carseat, toothbrush, hair ties, socks, ect...mostly stuff for you b/c the hospital provides everything else for the baby....unless you are pumping you will need a pump..my hospital had one i borrowed until i went home

Home:
-clothes, diapers, desiten, powder, lotion, swing, carseat, stroller, baby soap, baby tub, bottles, pacifier, um...a boppy, ect....

I am not sure what kinda answer you are looking for, but there are some important things to have for when you go to the hospital and for when you come home w/ a newborn!!

Answer 7

• Car seat-correct size based on weight of child.



• Pram/push chair- correct size based on weight of child.

• Changing mat,


• Baby wipes- being careful of any allergies your child has, I would recommend getting non-fragranced sensitive skin wipes while unsure of any allergies and your baby is young.

• Nappies- correct size based on weight of child.


• Toys-age and ability appropriate, also try getting lots of bright colours and different textures to stimulate the child.


• Bottles-determine the size of the bottle on the size of your child, large child=large bottle.


• Sling-baby should be facing you as if child was facing outwards it could cause curvature of the spine.


• Stair gate- when child is crawling and walking.


• Cot- ensure this is British kite marked as this guarantees it was well manufactured.



• Baby monitors.


• Soft books, with different textures, as this can involve you, when you read them, but also baby can play alone with these.

• Bibs,

• Safety socket covers and other baby proofing,

• Sterilising equipment

Answer 8

I think Baby's R US or Target in the baby section of the website has a baby list...also if you go to Webmd.com in the pregnancy section they should have one too!

Answer 9

a hammer when it starts crying
a bag to put the body in
a shovel to bury the body once its dead