Last minute worry-free pregnancy checklist

In addition to the layette, have you provided all the elements necessary for the baby’s arrival? Below is a list of everything you will need for the first few months. Don’t worry, there is still time to make arrangements. Ask for help or buy online if you need it.

• postpartum brace

• Cup for the breast and also for heavy menstrual flows

• breast pump

• Pot for storing milk

• SOS items (nasal aspirator, thermometer, humidifier, cooler, inhaler, etc.)

• Nipple bottles that are as close to the breast as possible and bottle warmer (although the ideal is to maintain exclusive breastfeeding, you may have difficulty with this and need to bottle at some point, after trying other alternatives that do not cause pitching confusion . So it’s more of a precaution. It’s one of those items you buy hoping not to use it!)

• Sterilization items (bottles, straws, teats, portable dish drainer, hygienic tongs, etc.)

• RN and P diapers

• Screen (mosquito net) for cot

• comfort of the child

• Stroller (if you want, also adopt a stuffed pillow)

• Bathtub (portable, preferably)

• High chair (portable, preferably – but you can wait a little longer, because the introduction of food begins only after 6 months)

• sling

• Stroller bag or bag for carrying baby items

• Pacifier (not essential and many doctors advise against its use, but you can have one just in case)

• Biters (it will take a while to use, but it’s good to have one already).

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