If you are thinking about changing table then go with ‘pack and play’ play yard  with bassinet and changing table 

• Aveeno Shampoo, body wash , body lotion and if needed oatmeal bath powder for more dry skin

• Hooded Towels - 3

• Wash cloth - 6

• Alcohol wipes, Baby buds

• Vaseline

• Diapers and wipes

• Receiving blanket big and soft - 4

• Socks -4 pairs at least

• Booties- 2 pairs (no need of shoes)

• Mittens- 3 pairs

• Hat – should cover the ears

• Sleep Sack

• Thermometer

•  Nail filler

• nail cutter

• comb- these are mostly used items 

• Car seat- if u like u can go with the hospital provided one- you need to pay $20.00

• Light weight stroller

• Swing

• Bouncer

• Bottles – Avent or Dr. Brown’s

• Bib- 4

• Burp Cloth or you can use small blankets

• Diaper Bag

• Diaper Disposer

You are having a winter baby. 

•  Two hats: heavier-weight ear covering hat for cold weather

•  Two sweaters, weight according to season

• One bunting with attached mitts for cold weather, baby bags work well too

•  Two blankets, weight according to season

•  Four sleepers

•  Six pairs of bootees or socks

•  Three receiving blankets

•  Six onesies

• Three lightweight tops (kimonos, sacques, and or gowns)

• Four rompers (snap-crotch outfits)

• Two washable bibs

•  Outing clothes, according to age and occasion

You are planning on using disposable diapers.

•  A Diaper Pail

•  2 packs of newborn sized diapers

•  Wipes (disposable or washable)

•  Ointment

You are planning on breastfeeding.

•  Nursing Bras

•  Breast pads

•  Possibly breast pump for times you are away or equipment for hand expression

Bathing Supplies

• Two soft washcloths

• Two terry-cloth towels with hoods

•  Mild soap and shampoo

•  Baby bathtub (optional)

•  Baby brush and comb

• Baby nail scissors or clippers

Traveling

•  Car seat (convertible or rear facing for infants under 20 lbs)

•  Stroller

•  Diaper bag (packed)

•  Sling or carrier

Handy to have around

•  Prop for side sleeping (can also use rolled baby blankets)

•  Mild laundry soap

•  Petroleum jelly

•  Rectal thermometer

•  Antiseptic for cord care

•  Nasal aspirator (an ear syringe may be used)

•  Antibacterial ointment

•  Cotton Balls

•  Cotton swabs

•  Acetaminophen

•  Vaporizer, type to be recommended by practitioner

• Calibrated dropper, syringe, or spoon for administering medicine

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