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End of May - pack long sleeves and hats?

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Twobecomingthreeplusthedog · 10/03/2021 16:27

Hi all,

Due 22nd May however going away to see family 4 weeks prior who are a 5 hour car journey away so wanting to take our pregnancy bags with us just in case!

For a baby due in May/June would you pack short and long sleeve baby grows? Would you still pack hats? I have no idea what the temperature is like on wards? I have a car seat Kura blanket for the way home as car will have air conditioning but whilst in the hospital I don’t know if long sleeve would be too hot?!

Any advice appreciated!

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MrsWP · 10/03/2021 16:28

Any clothing was too hot the ward I was in. It was awful.

That was end of April.

Hannahpearson · 10/03/2021 16:28

I would say yes to packing them, the worst that could happen is you don't need them!

UhtredRagnarson · 10/03/2021 16:30

Better to have and not need than need and not have. Good motto for life with a baby Grin

Twobecomingthreeplusthedog · 10/03/2021 16:37

I realised as soon as I posted that I sound a complete idiot, I will pack one of everything but just wasn’t sure whether to pack 5 short sleeve vests and a couple long sleeve or the other way round. I have a habit of packing heavy so was trying to behave Grin I guess if I pack two of each my partner can always bring me extra in visiting hours the follow day if we have to stay in for any period of time.

I have no idea how many outfits newborns get through a day!

thanks all

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CoffeeNeeded2019 · 11/03/2021 15:34

I would pack long sleeve vests and hats for baby aswell as short sleeves , they’ve been tucked up warm for 9 months and feel the cold even when we’re hot and in our hospital the midwives liked them wrapped up!

HoldontoOneMoreDay · 11/03/2021 15:43

DS was a summer baby. The wards are kept at Saharan temps. After my first sleep I remember waking up and looking at DS in a hat and cardigan wrapped in a blanket, I honestly thought I was hallucinating as it was around a million degrees. The midwives like em toasty!

Chelyanne · 11/03/2021 16:07

Babies are not very good at regulating their body temperature. I would have a mix of s/s bodysuits, l/s sleepsuits, hats and cardigans just in case. Our 3rd is a May baby and it wasn't that hot.

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