7 months pregnant and trying to see what i need to buy for the baby?

i am 7 months pregnant and was wondering what do i need to buy for the baby. i already got the crib, bassinet, bathtub, wash cloths, clothes, shoes, bibs, bouncer, swing. i am gonna get the stroller and diaper bag on sunday. what else do i need to buy please give me a list please. and when i go to the hospital what can i use to bring the baby outfit and other things and also what do i need to bring to the hospital with me?

7 months pregnant and trying to see what i need to buy for the baby?
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This is a great pregnancy site, and it has a good list of things you need for your baby. Congrats on your pregnancy.
Reply:well you're definately going to need a carseat. but it sounds like you're pretty much set, other things may pop into your head later on, but right now i'd say you're fine. If you're going to bottle feed then i would say you need some bottles.





take the take-home outfit for you and baby, pajamas for you (perferrably a gown, if you don't want to wear the hospital one), some pads (but the hospital may provide these for you)...hair essentials (hair tie, brush, shampoo and conditioner) toothbrush and toothpaste, shoes (comfortable ones) maybe a blanket for baby...but other than that, you really don't need a whole lot and be sure to take the carseat.
Reply:Everyone is giving great suggestions so far, might I add you should check out Target.com. You can make an online baby registry. This registry is the best. You can type in if you're having a boy or girl, some color ideas your interested in and baam, it comes up with a whole list of suggested items for you. You can shop here for all the little stuff and the best thing about Target.com is the shoppers leave plenty of reviews. I didn't know what breast pump to buy, but after mad research I went with the pump that had the best reviews. It works wonderfully. Everything I got from Target, that had great reviews works great!





I don't know if you had your shower yet, but this would be a great time to stock up on all these things. Make your invitations and be sure to tell them you are registered here.


http://www.target.com/gp/browse.html/ref...


They also give you 10% off of any item that you have to purchase yourself off your registry.


You can check out my registry, just type in the first initials DA and last name King in CA
Reply:Babies R Us does have a good check list. Have you thought of safety items, like a thermometer, nose sucker, nail clippers, etc... They sell kits with all of that in it. You also need receiving blankets, burp cloths and onsies. You will go through a lot of those. Mittens so he/she doesn't scratch his/her face.





As for the hospital. They will only put the baby in a long-sleeve t-shirt with built in mittens, so if you want the baby dressed in anything else, bring some extra clothes. Then of course whatever you want him/her to come home in, as well as an outfit for hospital pictures if you want them taken. As for yourself, toiletries, robe, slippers with rubber bottoms. You can bring your own gown, but you will bleed a lot after delivery, so you might not want to ruin your nice gowns. Some women prefer to have them to wear when guests come though. Also, bring clothing that you would wear when you were about 4 months pregnant because that's about how big you will be after delivery. Don't expect to bring pre-pregnancy clothes and fit into them. A camera is a must! Also, a list of contacts so Daddy can make calls to everyone to share the wonderful news. The hospital I delivered at actually showed me how to properly put my baby in the infant carrier. She recommended using extra receiving blankets rolled up to help properly fit a newborn in the carrier. Therefore, I would bring a couple extra just in case. Best wishes.
Reply:Buy diapers/wipes and those lil baby essential stuff. You can never get enough of those. Use a diaper bag to put the baby outfits and other stuff you need to bring to the hospital. That's what I did. other people bring their small luggage or one of those BIG GYM BAG kinda thing.
Reply:Everyone named most everything but I will tell you that you will probably want to buy your own pads and some comfy (nontight fitting) clothes to the hospital with you. Postpartum is the worst!
Reply:hospital: clothes for you and baby


snacks for labor coach


focal point


bras


gowns


slippers


lip balm


cd player


list of people to call


carseat





home:


bottles-breast pump-breast pads for leaking


blankets


washclothes


pacifier


diapers


formula


wipes


baby lotion-baby powder


medical stuff - baby motrin-diaper rash stuff-thermometer
Reply:What to bring to the hospital





a pair of socks to keep your feet warm and toasty


a large nightgown or T-shirt with an opening at the front to make breastfeeding easier


a nursing bra and extra panties that you don’t care too much about


a spray bottle or washcloth to help keep you cool


a hot water bottle for pain relief


baby powder or massage cream that your partner can use to massage your back


tennis balls to squeeze for pain relief or to use as a massage aid


lip balm to keep lips moisturized


favorite nourishing snacks or glucose tablets to keep you energized


a thermos full of ice cubes to suck on


music and games to pass the time


cameras in case you want to snap some childbirth photos


telephone numbers to update friends and relatives








Things you need before the baby arrives





Baby Bedding %26amp; Nursery Accessories


__ Comforter/Quilt


__ Bumper Pad


__ Crib Sheet(s)


__ Diaper Stacker


__ Dust Ruffle


__ Canopy Cover


__ Mobile


__ Pillow


__ Cradle Set


__ Porta Crib Sheets __ Wall Hanging


__ Lamp


__ Wallpaper/Border


__ Changing Table Cover





Manufacturer:


Pattern/Theme:


Color:


Baby's Name:


Boy or Girl:





Nursery Furniture


__ Crib %26amp; Mattress


__ Cradle %26amp; Pad


__ Chest


__ Dresser


__ Rocker/Glider


__ Porta Crib %26amp; Pad


__ Bassinet %26amp; Pad


__ Changing Table %26amp; Pad





Infant Feeding Supplies


__ High Chair %26amp; Pad


__ Bibs


__ Booster Seat


__ Pacifier %26amp; Holder


__ Dishwasher Caddy


__ Sterilizer Kit


__ Bottle Brush


__ Bottle Warmer


__ Plastic Bottles


__ Disposable Bottles


__ Glass Bottles


__ Nipples


__ Bottle Caps


__ Breast Pump Set


__ Nursing Pads





Infant Health %26amp; Child Safety Products


__ Nursery Monitor


__ Safety Gate


__ Vaporizer


__ Thermometer


__ Nasal Aspirator


__ Night Lights __ Fireplace Bumpers


__ Drawer Latches


__ Outlet Plugs


__ Appliance Locks


__ Toilet Locks





Infant Bathing Needs


__ Baby Bath Tub


__ Bath Sponge


__ Bath Ring


__ Hooded Bath


__ Towel


__ Wash Cloths __ Tub Spout Covers


__ Deodorizers


__ Potty Chairs


__ Safety Scissors


__ Nail Clippers


__ Brush/Comb





Infant Travel Products


__ Play Yard


__ Infant Car Seat


__ Toddler Car Seat


__ Diaper Bag


__ Baby Sun Shades


__ Umbrella Stroller


__ Large Stroller


__ Soft Carrier


__ Back Pack Carrier


__ Peek A Boo Cover





Infant Clothing


__ Diapers (cloth)


__ Diaper Pins


__ Plastic Pants


__ Diaper Covers


__ Diaper Liners


__ Gowns


__ One-piece outfits


__ Sleepers


__ Playwear


__ Booties


__ Socks


__ Shoes


__ Receiving Blankets


__ Undershirts (Snap-side or Pullover)





Miscellaneous Products for Baby %26amp; Nursery


__ Crib Mirror


__ Activity Quilt


__ Activity Gym


__ Toy Chest


__ Child's Rocker


__ Toys


__ Door Jumper


__ Walker __ Swing


__ Bouncer Seat


__ Picture Frames


__ Record Book


__ Photo Albums


__ Wipes Warmer


__ Diaper Pail
Reply:I see a lot of people gave you a list. Make sure you have money for baby pictures at the hospital. A lot of people forget baby pictures cost around $80-150.00 dollars.
Reply:you need a carseat. thats the most important necessity probably get some blankets too....
Reply:Diapers. # 1 .


An outfit that is worn in this weather and easy to put on for your new born.. you might like a light weight robe , those one size fits all leave a lot to be desired. And something for you to wear home. And even though you've had a baby, your waistline probably won't be the same size as it was before . Comfort.
Reply:You pretty much got everything the baby will need. When you go to the hospital you will need to bring:


Nightgown, panties, slippers, toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, soap, shampoo, and something comfortable to wear home from the hospital. An oufit for the baby.
Reply:Other items you should have:


-Diapers


-Wipes


-Baby powder


-Rash cream


-Soaps


-lotions





If your going to breastfeed then you'll want to get a Boppy (breastfeeding pillow) and a pump so you can pump and store if you plan on going to work or if you ever need a sitter you'll have milk ready. %26amp; some Playtex bottles with the "drop-in" liners, they are the best!!








For the Hospital:


Diaper bag full of some diapers, wipes, powder, clothes, mittens (to keep baby from scratching themselves because they will scratch at their face a lot!), socks, the Boppy if you plan to breastfeed, nursing bra and breast pads(get the breast pads even if you aren't going to breastfeed because your boobs will leak! %26amp; Blankets %26amp; Binkies!





You dont need much for a baby honestly and anything else you will need the hospital probably has, so just relax, sounds like you got the major stuff already!! Your good to go! Good luck!
Reply:Here is something I did for both mine. Look for sales on diapers and start stocking up, whether you intend to use them full time or not have a big supply on hand. I would say at least 10-15 boxes of the small size. I didn't have to buy diapers for 2 months after my kids were borm. They can be stacked in a corner of their room all the way to the ceiling and will not take up much space. I had a huge supply bought up for both of mine and it saved a lot of extra expense while I wasn't working when they were infants.





Also I love to have special little toys, safe ones of course, like a special rattle for their first toy. I still have my kids first toys and they are 25/35 yrs old.





I wish you pure unadulterated joy with this baby!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:You can go to americanbaby.com and it will give you an idea on how you should pack for the hospital. Baby registry sites give you an idea on what you should buy.
Reply:go to babiesrus.com and click the purple link at the top "buying guides" that will help u a lot.
Reply:ummm... it's been a while.


One way to see what you might need would be to stroll through a baby department in a store.





You didn't say you had diapers, cloth or disposable. Also the bottles and the equipment to sterilize them and prep the formula. You also didn't mention blankets to wrap the baby in and for the crib, and the crib sheets.





When you go to the hospital, take a single outfit for the baby in the diaper bag. Have a hat, shirt, diaper(s), booties or socks, and a bottle of water. Have a light blanket to wrap the baby in.





I wish you a healthy, happy baby.



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