This morning before Dominic left for work he tucked the covers around my shoulders and whispered, "Drink lots of water and do your pelvic rocks today."
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Daddy Birth Bag
Many of these items can be easily translated to whomever your birth support is. Just think of who they are and tailor things specifically to them.
- Copy of birth plan
- {Charged} phone and copy of phone tree
- Note of encouragement to open when he needs a boost
- Snacks - granola bars, Gatorade, nut mix, chips (his favorite)
- Change/cash for vending machine, restaurant, or cafeteria
- Toiletries - toothbrush/paste, deodorant, etc.
- Change of clothes including swim trunks
- Spare glasses
- Camera with check-off list of what to take
- Magazine or book
- Eye mask, because, yes, sometimes Daddy's need a quick nap
- List of last minute things to grab - phone, charger, iPad, etc.
- Origin's Peace of Mind spot relief - I love this stuff for me and it never hurts Dad to rub on a dose as well!
Anything missing?
What else would you add to your support person's bag?
Hey there, That Dad Dominic!
Not that I'm necessarily looking forward to the aches and pains of labor, I must say I do feel a sense of relief knowing you'll be by my side. You proved yourself to be my best friend, prayer warrior, and all around perfect guy during my first labor and I can't imagine going through such a life-changing event without you. Thank you so much for all you do to support me each day. I can't wait to welcome our little man into our arms together. Only a few more months, EEK!
Love,
Your Bug

3 comments:
So funny - and I love that picture of your husband all ready to go :) I'm a new follower and can't wait to read more. Check out my blog at drmomsie.com!
I love this idea! Definitely would have been helpful during my hospital birth with my first.
How fabulous!
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