Just right bags and postpartum products are necessary items to prepare for the arrival of the baby. When preparing these items, we should choose according to actual needs and economic conditions to avoid wasting money. The following are some postpartum products that have not been packaged yet and must be purchased.

Bags are things that expectant mothers need to prepare before giving birth. The most important thing is to prepare a comfortable prenatal costume. These clothes should be loose, soft and easy to put on and take off, which can provide convenience during childbirth. Also prepare a pair of comfortable slippers or socks and an easy-to-clean towel.

It is also important to prepare enough sanitary napkins. There will be a lot of bleeding after delivery, and the body needs time to recover, so you must choose a sanitary towel with good absorption, softness and comfort. You can also consider buying some diapers and diapers, and prepare them for your baby in advance.

Some basic personal care products are also essential. Such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, shower gel and other daily cleaning products. You also need to prepare some soothing lotions or skin care products, because postpartum skin may be sensitive and dry.

For feeding babies, breastfeeding is the first choice, so you need to buy some related supplies. Such as breast massager, nipple protector, nipple cream, etc., can help expectant mothers breastfeed better. You also need to prepare some tools such as nursing bra and breast pump in case of emergency.

Postpartum recovery is also a very important link. In this regard, the warm palace is one of the most helpful products. The doctor suggested using the product with the best heat preservation effect, because this product has been liked and praised by many consumers. Warm uterus can help contract uterus, promote lochia discharge, and also relieve postpartum abdominal pain and discomfort.

Postpartum supplies also include some necessary medicines and medical supplies. Such as painkillers, antipyretics, anti-inflammatory drugs and other commonly used drugs, as well as medical supplies such as thermometers and disinfectants. These are all to cope with the discomfort and diseases that may occur after childbirth and to protect the health of mother and baby.

The actual needs of expectant mothers and babies need to be considered comprehensively in the preparation of bags and postpartum products. According to the list of items listed above, we can make preparations in advance to avoid buying unnecessary items. I hope these suggestions can help mothers who are ready to welcome the arrival of a new life.