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35 week visit to friends

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Picnic2223 · 19/10/2015 21:59

Hi,

I'm visiting friends at 35weeks first pregnancy and staying over night. Is about 2 hours from home., would you take hospital bag?

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Murloc · 19/10/2015 22:02

Definitely!

Muckogy · 19/10/2015 22:03

yes.

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Picnic2223 · 19/10/2015 22:07

Oh OK, I'm clearly too new too this. Maybe I should be asking if I should be starting closer to home?

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SnozzberryPie · 19/10/2015 22:10

I'd do it but take hospital bag, maternity notes, car seat etc. Will your dh /dp be going too?

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Picnic2223 · 19/10/2015 22:12

DH is coming too, and friend has 2 children so is aware of the nearest maternity ward

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SnozzberryPie · 19/10/2015 22:25

I think I'd go so long as I was prepared to give birth there in an emergency. I say this as someone who gave birth at 35 weeks..!

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Picnic2223 · 19/10/2015 22:30

Thanks for the advice, it will obviously be the past time we see them before the baby comes and they will be coming to us next time. I will make sure I get packed and organisationed.

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Onthepigsback · 20/10/2015 00:43

I'm off this weekend at 34 wks to stay the night with friends 2 hrs away. Driving myself. Hadn't planned to bring my notes. Guess I might as well just in casearch. But there's nothing interesting on them I couldn't tell you myself.

CoffeeAndOranges · 20/10/2015 08:30

Eek am 35 weeks and don't even have a hospital bag let alone packed one! Leaving work this Friday so MUST get sorted then...

AmberLav · 20/10/2015 09:14

Pigs back, definitely take your notes. If you end up at a maternity ward for any reason, your life will be a lot easier if you have your notes with you. I have never yet met a midwife/consultant who will accept the mum's word for anything regarding her own pregnancy.

And also the law of sod states that if you are prepared, nothing will happen!

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Picnic2223 · 20/10/2015 09:56

coffee I'm only 32 weeksI didn't pan on having anything ready however I read a thread on aibu abit someone going to a wedding at 36 weeks and taking the car seat just in case. So I thought I'd get opinions.

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SnozzberryPie · 20/10/2015 11:25

I had dd at 35 weeks and had no hospital bag packed. I was in for ten days and not allowed home to pick up my things, and trying to explain to dp what I needed and where it was was a total pain. So I would advise everyone to pack your bags early!

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