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6 essentials for mum's hospital bag

Updated 25 Oct 2026

Packing your hospital bag is one of the important jobs at the end of pregnancy that parents shouldn't skip.

Having everything ready for mum and baby means both parents can act promptly and calmly when labour starts. So what should go on your hospital bag list? Read on with Momby to find out!

Hospital bag for mum: Packing everything mum needs makes personal hygiene easier after the birth and helps prevent infection, especially for mums who have a caesarean. Here are 6 important items for mum's hospital bag:

- Clothes: The hospital usually provides maternity gowns, but you should also pack 1 - 2 extra sets of clothes as spares and to wear when you leave hospital.

- Jacket, shawl, socks and hat: Mums giving birth in the cold season should also pack socks and a hat to keep warm, or for when body temperature drops during and after the birth.

- Sanitary pads: Don't forget maternity pads for after the birth; mums who have a caesarean may need more. Pack 3 packs of sanitary pads.

- Waterproof underpads: 5 waterproof underpads, the kind used for surgical patients.

- Disposable paper underwear: 7 - 10 pairs is necessary and enough for both vaginal and caesarean births.

- Other toiletries: Towel, shower gel, shampoo, intimate wash, comb, toothbrush and toothpaste, mouthwash.

Reference: tudu.com.vn

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