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Pinxuan Mom’s Maternity Body Care Hospital & Nursing Bag Set Revealed

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The hospital bag reveal that everyone has been asking about!

After I shared it on IG Stories, many people kept asking what was inside,

so I’m also sharing my birth preparation experience in this article.

GENNIE’S Maternity Body Care Hospital Bag Contents Revealed! Perfectly Connecting Late Pregnancy and Postpartum Life

I previously shared a hospital bag checklist article. After looking through so many options, I finally chose the GENNIE’S Maternity Body Care Hospital Bag.

After giving birth, I used every single item. It was amazing!

Let’s take a look at what I went through during delivery.

I experienced the full birth journey,

from being admitted to the labor room with no signs of labor, expecting a natural birth, to finally having a C-section.

I stayed in the labor room for 3–4 days, so disposable underpads were needed

 

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After the C-section,

I had a urinary catheter for the first three days and couldn’t wear underwear. I had to place an underpad underneath, so the material of the underpad was extremely important!

On the third day, I finally put on disposable underwear, and the nurses also helped me put on a postpartum binder,

so I could get ready to get out of bed at any time!

 

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Provides gentle compression to support and stabilize the postpartum abdomen, helping with postpartum comfort.

I only started expressing a small amount of colostrum on the fifth day. Haha, my hands were so tired from expressing...

That was the beginning of my pumping journey, and nursing pads started being used.

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First, let me introduce what is included in GENNIE’S Maternity Body Care Hospital & Nursing Bag Set.

 

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Quickly absorbs postpartum lochia to help keep you feeling fresh and clean

When I was choosing a hospital bag, I looked for a long time.

In the end, because underpads, maternity pads, nursing pads, disposable panties, and other close-to-skin items are all used directly on the body,

I felt they had to be comfortable, quick-absorbent, and breathable,

and they really turned out just as I expected!

I didn’t want to buy items I wasn’t sure I would need, such as breast milk storage bags.

I only prepared items that were directly needed for delivery and postpartum care!

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Disposable Underpads, 6 pcs

  • Diamond embossing for quick flow guidance.
  • Soft skin-friendly material helps reduce backflow.
  • Sealed-edge design on all sides with quick absorption, water-locking, and side-leak protection.
  • Ultra-light and thin.

They can be used before delivery in case of water breaking and after delivery for lochia. Even if you don’t use them all, they can also be used during your period,

but of course, I actually didn’t have enough! Haha.

I gave birth at Chang Gung. With no signs of labor, I stayed in the labor room for 3–4 days and couldn’t get out of bed.

Because I had an epidural pain relief tube in my back — I was too afraid of pain, so I got it first.

I had to lie on the bed without underwear and couldn’t even turn over. It was really uncomfortable, and my hips felt numb and hot,

so breathable underpads that do not easily backflow are truly, truly important!

GENNIE’S underpads are honestly so useful! My hips felt much more comfortable~~

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The ones purchased at the hospital were smaller, and once I sat on them, they just stuck to me. Super uncomfortable ><

So I suggest preparing more underpads you like before going in for delivery.

Disposable Cotton Panties, 5 pcs

GENNIE’S disposable panties are cotton and individually packaged,

with a soft cotton material that feels very comfortable and breathable! They can also be washed and worn again with no problem!

I think the color is so beautiful. I love it!

Three days after giving birth, when I was getting ready to get out of bed,

the nurses helped me put on disposable underwear and maternity pads, and I still had to place an underpad on the bed to avoid a sudden large flow of lochia.

Basically, I think it would be better to prepare one extra set of disposable panties.

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Postpartum Maternity Pads, 12 pcs

This style is ultra-thin at 3mm,

soft and comfortable to wear, with diamond-pattern quick flow guidance to help reduce lochia backflow,

and a wider and longer design that helps prevent leaks even while lying down.

Postpartum maternity pads are placed inside underwear like sanitary pads — and they are very large.

When placed inside disposable panties, they are really huge, right?

For the first three days after giving birth, I lay in bed sleeping and couldn’t turn over. My surgical wound and uterus were still painful,

so I was lying flat the whole time and almost didn’t have to worry about leakage!

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Next is the postpartum binder that is definitely needed after delivery.

I started using the postpartum binder on the third day after my C-section. It helped reduce pulling around the wound and made the pain feel more manageable!

Firming Functional Postpartum Binder

This Firming Functional Postpartum Binder can be used after both natural birth and C-section,

  • Natural birth: Stretchy shaping support that wraps around the belly area.
  • C-section: Helps stabilize the wound area and reduce pulling discomfort.

Firming Functional Postpartum Binder - Hospital Bag EssentialsOn the day I gave birth, my belly became much flatter!

At the hospital, I mainly used the postpartum binder to make the wound area feel less painful~

After arriving at the postpartum care center, I tightened it a little more,

but I was afraid of pressing on the uterus and causing heavy bleeding, so I didn’t dare to make it too tight.

So my lower belly still had a slight bulge~ I think it should be paired with exercise to train the abdominal muscles.

However, this postpartum binder really helped me with the discomfort around my postpartum wound! Highly recommended!

After a C-section, avoid pressing directly on the wound. The binder should be placed around the hip area and wrapped together!

This postpartum binder has a 25cm widened design for more complete abdominal coverage,

with double elasticity and high stretch that resists deformation!

The special brushed weaving feels skin-friendly, smooth, and non-scratchy,

and the hook-and-loop fastener with fixed hook design is also great. It won’t stick randomly to clothes!

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Ultra-Thin Quick-Absorb Nursing Pads, 36 pcs

New-generation nursing pads with instant absorption,

120ml extra-large absorbency,

0.07cm ultra-thin comfort, dry and breathable,

Before delivery, I wasn’t sure whether I would be able to breastfeed, so I didn’t pay much attention to nursing pads.

Only after giving birth did I realize that nursing pads are super important!

After expressing colostrum, whether or not you plan to continue breastfeeding, the milk still needs to be expressed,

so there will definitely be breast milk, and of course nursing pads are a must.

Keeping the breasts dry and not stuffy during postpartum engorgement is extremely important!

I think this nursing pad is thin, breathable, and super comfortable~

Even when sleeping, the milk never leaked out. Love it!

 

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Ultra-thin nursing pads, dry, breathable, and not stuffy

That’s all for today!

This GENNIE’S maternity hospital bag is very convenient, so you don’t need to prepare everything yourself,

and the quantity is just right for before and after delivery.

The only thing I think is that you can buy extra nursing pads. That’s it!

The ultra-thin nursing pads feature an umbrella-shaped groove design that guides postpartum milk flow into the grooves, helping prevent milk from spreading and staining clothing.

GENNIE’S maternity hospital bag is very convenient and complete, so you don’t need to prepare everything yourself

 

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Preparing for delivery with peace of mind is simple. Moms and dads are recommended to choose GENNIE’S all-in-one hospital bag.

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