I'm at a loss!
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Comfy clothes. I wore a sleeping bra, t-shirt and yoga pants.
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@BabyBoecksMom: I pretty much wore the exact same thing.
I had brought a dress when I thought I'd want to wear it but a t-shirt and yoga pants was amazingly comfortable.
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Yoga pants, comfy top. You do NOT need a cute dress, or a new outfit. No one cares what you look like, much less you, because you will be sleep deprived and overwhelmed by the fact that they are letting you take home a tiny infant.
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@Pink Champagne: This is very true. I was just glad I had gotten a shower in before leaving the hospital (I actually had two).
Looking back, I've known some people who wore jeans home from the hospital and I don't know how they were comfortable!
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Whatever you are most comfortable in - you'll probably snap a picture, but no one will look at you in it
I wore black PJ pants, a nursing tank and some kind of cozy cardigan I think.
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I wore maternity yoga pants, a nursing tank and flip flops, but my LO was born in August. Something comfy and not too restricting.
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I'm planning on yoga pants, nursing bra under nursing tank and sweatshirt. Definitely nothing glamorous or tight.
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I'm packing a nursing tank, cardigan, and lounge pants to wear home.
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I wore maternity jeans and a maternity t shirt. Honestly, you'll have such a mega pad on you won't feel the material on your crotch at all. After sitting in a bed, except to pee and shower, for 36 hours I felt human with a 'normal' outfit. I changed when I got home!
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I packed a knee length jersey knit maternity dress and it was fine. I gave birth in early September in Georgia and the temperature had been close to 100 degrees! If it had been cold, I would have gone with yoga pants.
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@coacheswife123: I had a nursing tank and velour track suit. Make sure whatever you have it's big! I puffed u huge from the Ob and was still using an ice pack on my crotch so the ants could've definitely been looser.
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Yoga pants, flip flops or slip on shoes (you will not want to bend over), and a loose fitting shirt.
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I wore the same thing I came to the hospital in because my other clothes I brought were too small. (Shorts from vs and a cotton shirt)
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I wore yoga pants, flip flops, a soft bra and a t-shirt!
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I think I wore the same clothes that I went to the hospital in. Maternity leggings, maternity long sleeved shirt, and flip flops (it was the end of April). Anything comfy and roomy will do!
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i wore a maternity tank top, yoga pants and a looser top over the tank top
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I wore my maternity pants and a loose fitting t-shirt. No bra lol
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I wore sweatpants, a nursing tank, and cardigan and Uggs.
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I was induced both times so I wore the clothes I wore to the hopsital; comfy maternity pants and a nursing tank with hoodie.
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I wore looser pants (my "happy" pants). I had yoga pants as well, but with the giant pads, I felt like I looked like I was wearing a diaper...which I basically was....and everyone could tell. Also something loose/stretchy up top because most people still look pretty pregnant when they leave the hospital. I wore a nursing tank under a looser sweatshirt.
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Both times I think I wore the same thing I came to the hospital in! Comfy maternity lounge clothes.
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@Tidybee: that is exactly why i wore jeans! i felt like everyone could see my giant pad lol
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I wore loose yoga pants, one of DH's t shirts, and a fleece. Comfort was key! I was more swollen when I left than when I came in due to the IV fluids so I definitely didn't want anything constricting.
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Something loose and comfortable that you don't mind getting blood on. I wore yoga pants and a nursing top.
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I wore a night gown. It looked like a cotton dress though. I was going to change into yoga pants before we left but was too lazy. It really doesn't matter. As long as you'recomfortable.
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