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I packed:
Going home outfits for me and baby
Comfortable labor clothes: nightgown & bathing suit, slippers
Snacks and drinks for labor for me, husband, and doula
Music (not a must but music helps me relax).
Depends and newborn diapers (just a few)
Deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm (and any other needed toiletries, for instance if you wear contacts, contact solution)
Cell phone, camera, chargers for both
small bottle of olive oil (for back massage, perineal massage, and for the baby)
Car seat
extra pillow
baby blanket
nursing/maternity bra
big granny panties for after delivery
Anything you want to bring to help you during labor

That's all I can think of off of the top of my head. Some of the stuff I didn't end up using because I ended up having to transfer to the hospital.

@Silva: Yes! I forgot about that. I did pack a peri bottle and pads, too.

@anonysquire: Ask your midwife next time you see her. Our birth center didn't really provide much of anything besides our room and midwives (and birthing tub). They had a little kitchen and microwave if you wanted to make tea or heat up soup.

Just curious. How often are patients transferred from the center to a hospital? I know that sadly only happens in serious situations but I would make sure to have a small overnight bag just in case I couldn't be home right away (thinking of a phone charger, boppy pillow, etc).

This is what I packed for my birth center birth turned hospital transfer:

Labor Bag:
Wallet (identification, insurance cards, cash)
Birth plan, transfer birth plan, c-section birth plan.
Delivery gown
Slipper socks
Bikini swimsuit top (for the birthing tub)
Panties
Sleep bra
Robe
Birth ball and pump
Flameless candles
Water bottle with bendy straws
Massage oil and lotion
Scent diffuser and essential oils
Notebook and pens/pencils
Massagers

Recovery bag:
Breast pads
Blow dryer
Baby book
Boppy
Maxi pads
Tucks medicated pads
Dermoplast
Lavette Bottle
Postpartum tea for bath
Nursing gowns
Nursing pajamas
Robe
Brief panties
Nursing tanks
Slipper socks
Large wet bag
Toiletries (lip balm, hair ties, headbands, contact lenses, glasses, deodorant, toothbrush and toothpaste, mouthwash, face wash, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, shaving cream, razor, lotion, hairbrush, contact lens solution, makeup.

Diaper bag;
Baby toiletries (shampoo, lotion)
Towels and washcloths
Cloth diapers
A&A swaddle blankets
Diaper liners
Cloth wipes and solution
Small wet bag
Burp cloths
Coming home outfit (cable knit bunting)
Coming home accessories (mittens, socks, hat, bow)
2 newborn kimono sets (side snap)

Husband's bag:
Camera (with charger, cards, batteries, tripod)
Laptop (with charger and external hard drive)
iPod (with speaker and charger)
Cell phones (with chargers)
Swim trunks (for the birthing tub)
2 changes of clothes
Pajamas
Toiletries

Food cooler:
Raspberry leaf tea, bottled water, lemonade, fruit juices, chocolate milk, sprite, ginger ale, yogurt drinks, coconut water, almond milk, popcorn, jello, yogurt, nuts, popsicles, cheese, fresh and frozen fruit, cucumbers, baby carrots, bagels, canned soups, cereal.
Cooler with ice and ziplock bags for the placenta.

To add to the husband list, a pair of indoor shoes with traction! When I delivered, it was snowy and I made my husband take his shoes off at the hospital room door because I was walking around with no shoes on.