A maternity bag is a general term for all kinds of items that a mother-to-be prepares for her hospitalization, including mother’s supplies, baby’s supplies, and some important items for hospitalization. It is not better to prepare a maternity bag, but to plan it reasonably to avoid waste. I. Items you need to bring when you are admitted to the hospital 1, clinic card (some hospitals need it, if you have it, bring it with you); 2, perinatal card or medical records, previous maternity reports (some hospitals require storage in the hospital unified custody); 3, copies of the couple’s ID cards; 4, cash 500 yuan, in case there is an emergency; 5, a UnionPay card, which should have at least 3,000 yuan, hospitalization requires a deposit; 6, paper, pen, with A watch with a stopwatch to record the time and intensity of contractions. Items needed for the baby when hospitalized 1.1~2 pieces of monk clothes; 2.1 quilt; 3.1 pack of wet wipes; 4.3 breastfeeding towels; 5.2 pack of disposable diapers (tablets); 6.1 umbilical cord; 7.2 pairs of socks. Note: The mother-to-be can inquire in advance whether the hospital will purchase baby’s items uniformly or not. When preparing for hospitalization, it is best to ask new mothers who gave birth in the same hospital and make a list for easy organization. For use: 1. 1 pack of maternity sanitary napkins, 1 pack each of large and medium size; 2. 2 packs of extracted facial tissues and 1 pack of extracted wet tissues; 3. towels, soft-haired toothbrushes, massage combs, her own basin and baby’s basin; 4. 1 pair of slippers with back help; 5. 5~10 gauze handkerchiefs; 6. maternity caps; 7. cups, breast pumps and straws; 8. several disposable toilet seats to prevent low resistance during the puerperium from causing 9, skin care products; 10, belly band, nipple protector, disposable anti-overflow breast pads 1~2 packets. Food: 1. chocolate; 2. juice; 3. red bull drink; 4. brown sugar. What to wear: 1. 2 nursing clothes, 2 nursing bras; 2. 2 sets of cotton clothes with front opening; 3. 2 puerperal pants; 4. 2 pairs of cotton socks; 5. 3 to 4 pairs of underwear or disposable underwear; 6. one set of comfortable pajamas. Fourth, adjust the attitude to meet the baby First, the mother-to-be should adjust the mood to meet the baby’s birth, tell yourself “labor pains are not terrible, I will be able to give birth to a baby”. Secondly, do deep breathing at the right time and actively let your body move, which is good for delivery. Thirdly, you should keep a natural attitude towards the time of delivery. Fourthly, you should be mentally and physically prepared to be admitted to the hospital at any time. Confirm the location of the hospital so that you can tell the driver in detail when you encounter sudden labor pains without your family around. The maternal and child health handbook is a handbook that records the whole pregnancy process and even the mood of pregnancy, so you should carry it with your medical records before delivery and when you go out. Sanitary napkins can be useful when the water breaks before delivery, when you see redness, and when you are discharging nightmare after delivery, but they are generally not used throughout pregnancy, so it is best to buy them in late pregnancy to avoid increasing the probability of contamination. Many mothers-to-be and their families become panic-stricken and confused before the delivery. It is better for mothers-to-be and their families to go around the delivery hospital to determine the specific location of the emergency entrance, emergency room and registration room to avoid detours during delivery. What should I do if I have an emergency delivery outdoors? An emergency labor is a labor that is very urgent and short, with a total length of labor of less than 3 hours. In case of emergency delivery outdoors, the following measures can be taken: 1. transfer the mother-to-be to a secluded place, put clean and sterilized clothes under the waist and buttocks, and pay attention to keeping warm; 2. if the midwife is not in a position to sterilize, she can wash her hands with ordinary soap and water and wipe her hands with white wine, but avoid reaching into the mother-to-be’s vagina; 3. when the fetus is delivered, use a clean towel or clothes to block the vulva with your hands upwards The baby will come out too fast and tear the perineum of the mother-to-be, causing haemorrhage; 4. When the baby is delivered, cut off the umbilical cord and put the baby face up in the mother’s arms, then wipe the baby’s mouth, nose and face with a clean soft cloth to keep breathing smoothly, then wipe the whole body and wrap it well. If the baby is not crying at this time, you can hold the baby’s hands and feet upside down with both hands and pat the baby’s feet until there is a cry. 5, after the baby is delivered, if the placenta can not be delivered on its own, you can use one hand from the abdomen slightly downward pressure, the other hand gently pull the umbilical cord, can promote the delivery of the placenta. If the placenta still can not come out, do not pull hard to the outside, should go to the hospital in time. In short, in late pregnancy, the mother-to-be should not go to sparsely populated places and avoid going out alone to avoid emergency delivery. The safest way is to rush to the hospital in time once the emergency labor occurs. If you start labor on the way to the hospital, you can follow the above method. Nine out of ten expectant mothers ask: 1. What is meant by “pelvic” and how long does it take to deliver after pelvic? A: When the pregnancy enters the end, the fetus will be wrapped in amniotic fluid and fetal membranes, waiting for the right time in a head-down, hip-up, full-body curled-up position, before delivery, the fetus descends and the head enters the mother’s pelvic cavity to fix the body, which is the medical term “pelvic. Whether or not the fetus is in the pelvis can only be determined after a doctor’s examination. Generally speaking, first-time mothers are likely to give birth 2-3 weeks after pelvic birth, while women in labor often begin to give birth after pelvic birth. 2.How come the fetal head is not yet in the pelvis when the pregnancy is full term? A: If the fetal head is not in the pelvis, it may be caused by a large fetal head, a small pelvic inlet of the mother, or asymmetry of the head and pelvis, etc. At this time, the mother should do regular obstetric examinations to observe the fetal pelvic situation at any time to decide whether to deliver the baby. 3.What is stalled labor and is there any way to prevent it? A: Stalled labor means that the labor time is too long and the total labor time is more than 24 hours. This condition may be related to weak contractions, fetal malposition, huge baby, pelvic stenosis, improper medication, poor nutrition during pregnancy or excessive stress of the mother-to-be. Therefore, it is important to be patient and learn relaxation techniques for this type of delivery. Your doctor or nurse will perform continuous fetal heart monitoring for you to monitor the intrauterine condition of the fetus, and if necessary, oxytocin will be used to strengthen the strength of contractions. To prevent stalled labor, the mother-to-be can take the following measures: (1) the mother-to-be should increase her confidence in labor and try to eliminate unnecessary fears and worries; (2) exercise properly every day and try to avoid being bedridden for a long time too early; (3) pay more attention to rest and replenish your strength near the delivery; (4) do not take sedative drugs to prevent constipation. If the mother-to-be has already had a stalled labor, she should not be overly nervous and should actively cooperate with the doctor to complete the delivery as soon as possible.