Hospital bag... What have I missed.

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Labor bag (hold all)
For in labor: Large nightie
Warm socks
Bikini top (aiming for water birth)
After: baggy pjs
Slippers

Hot water bottle
Drinks cup (sippy cup)
Snacks
Deodorant
Face cloths/wipes
Hairbrush
IPad and headphones
Chargers
Body cream
Liners, maternity pads, pants
Newborn : hat, mitts, vest, sleepsuit, bib etc
0-3: hat, mitts, vest, sleep suit, bib etc
Sports bra
Nursing bra

Plan being this will see us through labor and first few hours post birth.

Over night bag (hand luggage case)
Towels
2 x baggy pjs
Large pants
Maternity and breast pads
Nipple cream
Travel sized : face wash, shower gel, shampoo, toothpaste
Tooth brush
Razor
Plastic jug
Plastic bag for dirty clothes
Going home: joggies/maternity jeans, top, zip hoodie
4 x vest tops
2 x nursing bras
.5 pack of size 1 nappies
.5 pack of size 2 nappies
1 pack wipes
Sudacream
Cottonballs
Nappy sacks
Newborn: 3 x : hats, mitts, vests, sleepsuits, bibs and 1 x "going home outfit"
0-3: 3 x : hats, mitts, vests, sleepsuits, bibs and 1 x "going home outfit"
Muslin squares
Blanket
2 x bottles
Formula (unsure if breast feeding)

DP bag (rucksack)
Joggies
Shorts (doesn't handle heat too well)
2 x t-shirts
Swim shorts
Boxers
Deodorant

Is this ridiculous? Have I missed anything?
First timer and I'm clueless

Food and drinks! DS1 was a surprise labour and I went wild sending DH in search of a drink and was hugely pissed off when he returned with a Capri Sun! I'm armed with several bottles of lucozade sport, a pack of mars bars and two pot noodles as I was starving afterwards and all that was available was some soggy toast with 'spread'.

Thank you all. Hoping to get to the shops today and make a start on packing

Im 34 weeks tomorrow but everyone is insisting my bag should be packed just in case 🙄

Right... I looked up the postpartum witchazel pads I used. They were called Tucks. I'm actually in Australia and bought them from the U.K. online (there may such a thing here now, but not 7 years ago).

They were a biggish round tub with a screw lid. Technically I guess you could pour liquid witchazel onto any pad, but these were convenient.

Just be careful they don't have any extra 'stinging' ingredients, or are made just for faces rather than sensitive pink bits. I think the witchazel has anti inflammatory and antiseptic qualities, which is handy.

Hopefully they've got even better ones now. Maybe with aloe vera, or in a shape especially for after birth.

Good luck with it, sounds like you're ready to go!