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Everything except linens (blankets and burp cloths which they told us we couldn't). So pads, mesh panties, nursing pads, diapers, wipes, thermometer, formula and nipples, sitz bath, spray bottle. All super useful.

diapers, pads, panties, a baby thermometer, baby comb, and receiving blankets. And peri bottle!!

We were given a peri bottle, a big bag of the icy pads, regular pads, Tucks wipes, a sitz bath, nipple cream, 2 baby shirts, 2 hats, a pack of diapers, several pairs of mesh panties, a brush and comb set, and several blankets.

For going to their "Camp Baby" class at the hospital the day after he was born we were given a Baby-Proofing kit (with like the plastic things that go over outlets and stuff like that), and a handmade baby blanket (made and donated by...actually I don't remember who she said made them).

Diapers, baby shirts, baby blankets and burp cloths, peri bottle, pads, witch hazel, mesh underwear, waterproof pad for bed, pain spray.

We got so much free loot from our hospital!
Medela pump parts
Lots of diapers and wipes
Swaddling blankets
Little caps
Onesies
Nasal bulbs
Huge pads
canned gatorade
2 dozen 3 ounce bottles of organic formula + nipples
mesh panties
ice packs
waterproof pee pads for my bed
peri bottle
deodorant
toiletries
a duffle bag

For baby:
Hats
long sleeved onesies
receiving blankets
bassinet linens (thick cotton pads that we use to line the changing pad)
Bulb syringe
Digital thermometer
Formula and nipples
Diapers
Washcloths
soothie pacifiers
vaseline tubes
comb

For mommy:
disposable undies
slipper socks
huge green pads
big peach pads
regular white pads
peri ice packs
peri bottles
sitz bath seat
witch hazel pads

Everything that we could get our hands on! And I seriously used it all right down to the boxes of latex gloves, lol.

Bunch of stuff:
Peri bottle
Tons of mesh panties
Tons of ultra thick pads
Medicated spray for "down there"
Nipple shield
Nipple cream
Pacifier
Tons of pampers diapers
Wipes
Small bin to hold everything that we use for L's baths now
Comb
Thermometer
Bulb syringe
Diaper cream
Formula
Baby lotion
Baby shampoo
Hat
Shirt

Whew! I know there are more things but can't think of them off top of my head...

I wish. I got NOTHING from the hospital. In the UK, you have to supply everything yourself.

@caffeinated: lol

At my hospital in Vancouver (which I loved and had a huge one person room) there was not much provided! There were a set number of sanitary pads I could use during my 48hr stay, and signs in my bathroom reminding me of the limit and suggesting a nearby pharmacy to buy more if I needed them. They also only provided 10 newborn diapers for the whole stay. Newborns go through many more than 10 dipes in the first 48 hrs!! Nurse slipped me a few extra to use, but I had to ask for them one at a time:)

The only thing I took home was a peri bottle and an extra pair of mesh panties.

I think we're a rare exception where we didn't take anything! But we were in a private hospital that charged us for every little thing- seriously got an itemized list. We did however get a gift bag to take home with a blanket, towel, and personalized plate (plus a bunch of samples for cream, soap etc).

Pampers diapers NB & Size 1
Formula
Chucks
Pads
Mesh Panties
Hats
Receiving blankets
Bulb syringe
Cloth-like wipes

Our hospital was great about giving us stuff to take home!

i plan on taking EVERYTHING. i'm just going to shove & run!

today while working at the hospital, i overheard asking a mom if she could take a few of the receiving/swaddle blankets. of course the nurse said "technically, i have to tell you no." the mom was really upset because she wanted to make a memory box with it. i was thinking, "LADY, why did you ask?!" ignorance is bliss!