:-•:*"*:•.-:¦:-•* Greetings *•-:¦:-•:*'''*:•-:
As I packed my Labour bag yesterday, I thought I’d carry
on and finish off all my labour preparations today (well, whatever I can do
before hand). Most of it has been packing but I did have to make care arrangements
for my wild child as well as do some last minute household shopping to make
sure everything is stocked up for after the birth.
I didn’t go food shopping myself as it’s become too
much for me to handle so I sent wild child’s father with a long shopping list
(if only I could show his face when I handed him over the list, he looked like
he saw a ghost!). And, I’m not going to bore you with the long list but here
are a few of my cupboard essentials:
I spent quite a bit of time packing as I had to pack
not one but three bags. Two for me and one for my wild child.
I’ve chosen to pack two separate hospital bags, the
blue case is to take into labour with me (click HERE to see what’s in this my
labour bag) but as I’ve only packed for one day (I hope I don’t have to even
stay that long!) I’ve packed another bag, the floral weekend bag with more
clothes and stuff that I’m going to leave at home and someone can pick it up/bring
it for me if I have to stay longer than a day. As it’s only a fifteen minute
drive from my home to the hospital I think it’s a practical plan, don’t you?
:: Just a glimpse of my shopping :: |
:: That's all the packing done for now :: |
I’m hoping my wild child can stay at home with my
sister but in-case that’s not possible I’ve arranged for him to spend the time
at his grans and I’ve packed him an over-night bag with his essentials, his
blue rucksack.
Well, that’s all my preparations and oh do I hope I haven’t
missed anything. The only thing left which I can’t do until closer to my due
date or on the day I go into hospital is pack a bag full of food and drink for
me to take into labour with me.
So, that brings me to the end of this post, until
next time,
:-•:*"*:•.-:¦:-•* Ta-ra *•-:¦:-•:*'''*:•-:
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