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Really? I got diapers (and took the extra home), you wipe with wet clothes, and if you were formula feeding they provided that as well. They also took him for a bath. For you they give you a pack of pads, a squirt bottle, and they give you drugs for you to self medicate as necessary (ibuprofen, stool softeners and something else, I think tylenol?)

My twins were in the nicu and I was in the hospital for a week due to pre e/HELLP so I'm not sure if that made a difference, but the hospital supplied diapers, formula (I wasn't producing enough milk), pads, squirt bottle, tylenol, stool softeners and even had sandwiches & fruit (separate from regular hospital food) for the new moms.

I didn't get to take any supplies home, but I think it just depends on the nurse that is working as another girl who had twins around the same time got a bag full of goodies to bring home.

I just got back home. In my bag was poise pads for me, monster pads for me, mesh underpants for me, puppy pads for the bed under me, diapers for baby (NB size only though, we had to run out to get some from the gift shop because they were too small), dry wipes for baby, OTC meds for me, squirt bottle for me.

I knew what we'd be getting, but thought that it was a take home bag of stuff to start us off. What I didn't realize was that you were suppose to use that stuff while at the hospital, which is why I ran into the problem with the diapers.

I think everyone we got was covered above, squirt bottle, big pads, stool softeners, drugs! I may have snagged a few hospital blankets for LO, I don't know why I loved them so much, lol. LO got two knit hats too!

Needed to bring diapers for her, onesies (we didn't do going home outfit, just onesie and tights and socks!), car seat of course.

For me, I brought whatever clothes I wanted, and pads.....but I went out for bigger ones when I got home, the hospital ones were amazing the first two days!

I packed according to hospital list, but didn't really use anything else!

I was in BC, we got diapers, meds, a peri bottle, disposable panties and giant pads, baby shampoo and a little hand knitted hat.

I brought clothes and a book. Oh and food, the food was brutal and you can only eat at meal times (so if you're pushing out a baby at breakfast, you get nothing until lunch). Also they didn't feed Mr SH at all.

And my camera, naturally.