I can't think of anything that has not already been mentioned ... so all of the above.

When I went I packed lots of undies and pads, my own soap(unscented), shampoo and conditioner. Hair products. I forgot to bring a razor because I needed it but they wouldn't let anyone bring one in because it was considered a weapon so the nurse said next time bring it myself lol. Um I also had a robe I was so cold because they kept giving me iv fluids that had just come out of the fridge and it made me so cold this was the only thing that helped was my warm robe. Brushes of , course, they did not supply a tooth brush but gladly I took mine with toothpaste. Snacks, big time. Especially if someone is staying with you. That's all I remember and should probably remember when I deliver in April xD. Clothes was only necessary on my leaving day because I was in their hospital gown the entire week.

Toothbrush Toothpaste Hairbrush Hair ties if your hair is long Comfy clothes Nursing bras if you're nursing / sports bras Underwear you don't care about ruining Socks Comfy shoes Showering supplies

Baby's first outfit and accessories Baby's first blanket Baby's newborn picture outfit and accessories (if you have one) Baby's car seat (can come later if you have someone able to bring it to you) Baby book

Extras:

Tablet or something for entertainment (during downtime if you don't sleep) Phone and charger Power strip (there's never enough outlets) Camera and batteries (if needed where most take pics with smartphones now) Desktop fan Glasses (if needed) Money Snacks

I'll edit if I think of more.

I would suggest a house robe, clean underwear, a pair of slippers, socks, and comfortable pajamas to the hospital. Especially if the room won't be very warm that you stay in. You could bring an extra blanket and some snacks and a can drink to sneak with you, especially if it's too late or too early to get any food sent from the cafeteria. Trust me, it has happened to me plus ending up in a cold room. 😣

I think, you should really bring a good camera, if you have one. My favourite pictures of myself and my mom are the ones straight after birth when she gets to hold me for the first time. She is all red and sweaty but no picture expresses the same kind of love. In my opinion my mom looks beautiful and I am sooooo glad that this moment was captured. This is not just a picture to capture a memory, it's a picture to capture love.

Definitely some pjs, at least one change of clothes (including underwear), any meds you take regularly (at least a few days' worth), toiletries, something to do (a book, puzzles, a reminder to grab a device and any chargers you need), maybe a rug, a dressing gown, and of course baby items!

I'm gonna go out of the box and list some things maybe you don't absolutely need (since everyone else has that covered) and try to come up with some out of the box stuff:

Scrunchies (if you have long hair) and/or a hairband/bobby pins, facial cleansing wipes for you (you might be too exhausted/busy to wash your face, but it'll make you feel refreshed), some packets of your favorite tea, PADS (seriously don't forget these! the hospital might have some, but it'll be better to have whatever brand you'd like), extra pillow and blanket for the hubs (he might end up sleeping in a chair so let's not forget about him even though you and the babe are the stars of the show), your favorite comfy pillow, lipbalm, and a bluetooth speaker (you can play some music to ease you during labor pains if you'd like, or after while chilling with the babe).

I'll come back if I think of something else!

Things NOT to bring -- toys (you and hubs should bond with baby yourselves, plus the newborn won't be opening it's eyes for a bit anyway), tons of pairs of clothes (just two sets should be more than enough), or just TOO MUCH. You really aren't going to be there that long, three days seems like it would be the absolute most. My mom said she packed stuff, but didn't use most of it since she wasn't even there for 24 hours. That said, it is always good to be prepared. So you have to find a balance of being prepared and not over-packing.

Reminders -- bring/wear clothes that will be easy to breastfeed in, make sure hubs packs toothbrush/deodorant/change of clothes too, and whether you "forget" something or not remember it's all going to be okay. Hundreds of thousands of women give birth every day, and the hospital is going to have the necessities. You aren't going to be there long. Don't stress over what to pack~

Definitely make sure to grab a toothbrush, underwear, and PJs. You'll feel so much more comfortable if you can have some things from home to use and wear. You will probably be sleeping a lot after she is born, but I would also grab a couple things to do, like a book to read or some knitting or something. Make sure you bring a camera and chargers/batteries for your phones and the camera. Don't forget stuff for the baby, like her clothes, a blanket, her car seat/baby carrier, and maybe a toy or two. A pacifier might also be useful!

The only other things I would suggest besides what everyone else has said is don't forget stuff for your husband. He probably won't get a hospital bed to sleep in like you, so grab a pillow/neck pillow and blanket for him, and don't let him forget to grab some stuff to do. He'll likely be pretty preoccupied with making sure you're comfortable during labor and doting over the baby once she's born, but once it's all over and you're both sleeping, he might get bored.

Also, one last VERY important thing: do not forget to type up a list of instructions for the hospital staff. Type it up and bring it with; that way you are very clear about what you want and you won't have to try to make decisions in your delirious state during labor. Do research on drugs they may try to give you, and whether you're going to want an epidural or not. Once you and your husband have decided the best-case labor and delivery for you, type out all your instructions and preferences. Print it out (maybe a couple copies) and take it with you to give to your docs and nurses. That way you can reference the paper and if they try to give you something that you don't want, you can tell them right away that you already made your preferences clear.

all my answers are the same as all the stuff already mentioned (comfy clothes, clothes for bub, toiletries, phone and charger, camera). so i asked my mum and she said to also pack plenty of pads, and if you'll be breastfeeding, some products to take care of your nipples in case you get cracked or sore.

Definitely bring shower supplies. You don't know how long you're going to be there, and having your own things will help feel normal. :)

I brought WAAAY to much stuff with me. Legit all you really need is your charger and phone maybe a camera so you can take your own pictures. I was going to wear my own clothes but having to breast feed my clothes didnt really work for that so I ended up just bringing them and not needing them. I guess i was kinda gross the whole time cause i dont think i brushed my teeth XD I was to tired. They had soap in the shower so didnt really need to bring my own

I recommend bringing face wipes and an extra long phone charger. Being able to wipe your face to feel refreshed will help you feel more comfortable when you don't have the energy to leave bed. Phone is key for getting pictures and an extra long charging cable means you don't have to worry about your phone being short-tethered to an unexpected part of the wall when you want to use it.

A must-have from my experience: Snacks. I had every single thing that I ever could have needed for me and my son... for comfort. But hospitals serve meals in their own sweet time, and my husband had to raid those stale vending machines for me more than once. Throw some Cheez-Its in there or something. ;)

Skincare for you (think nice toiletries and pampering items to make you feel good after your delivery), and a newborn outfit and cute swaddle for baby!

Someone I know brought a gorgeous silky robe to take a picture while she held her baby for her birth announcement.

Bring nightshirts and socks that are cozy and comfy. If you normally wear pajamas with bottoms, get some long warm night shirts. Pants may not be comfortable.

Lip chap and water bottle are musts, hospital air is so dry! A comfortable robe, especially if nursing. Diapers if the hospital does not provide those for you. A couple newborn sleepers and a going home outfit. Soother, diaper cream, nursing pillow :)

Definitely an extension cord for your charger. When I had a stay in the hospital, the outlets were too far and someone else had to plug in and unplug my phone when it needed it. Also, I recommend downloading a good audio book. Sometimes you just want to close your eyes to relax.

Make sure you take your comfy clothes, oral care products, deodorant (etc things like that), socks, undies, something to read, make sure you have your phone charger, etc. etc. I hope this helps. : )

Comfy clothes, clean underwear, maternity pads, essential toiletries (soap, toothbrush, deodorant, etc...), maybe a blanket?

Oh my! I am not too experienced with hospital bags new borns. :) But change of clothes for mum and baby, wipes, diapers, a blanket, toiletries and stuff like that seems like a must. :) There might be some tips online on whats needed? :)