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I have been told to plan for a c section as will most likely have to have one due to baby being breech at 36 weeks and extra fluid! My first was a vaginal birth and wasn’t in hospital long at all so I’m unsure of there is anything I should bring? Any help or advice is appreciated! X
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Learn more about our guidelines.Really big knickers, and really high waisted baggy clothes. The frida disposables were perfect for me. A pillow is a must for the journey home to protect your scar from your seat belt x
@Nancy I have nappies and men’s boxers, might invest in some looser fitting ones 😅 thank you for the advice! 🫶🏼x
Also I had a c section last time and was home within 24 hrs so didn’t need loads of stuff, and if you run out your partner or whoever can bring stuff should be in longer ☺️ pjs like a nightie rather than bottoms are good because they just put a pad on the bed after your op when you are all numb x