1. Infant car seat as required by law
2. Breastfeeding supplies, such as a nursing bra and pads - Most hospitals have a lactation consultant available to help develop a healthy feeding plan
3. Baby bottles and nipples, even if you are planning to breastfeedBreast Pump (Insurance may help with cost - Breast milk can be refrigerated for 5-7 days and frozen for up to 3 months)
4. Formula if you won't be breastfeeding
5. Diapers
6. Changing table, cotton balls, wash cloths, mild soap, diaper rash ointment, hair brush, and thermometerInfant sleepers, T-shirts, and receiving blankets
7. Sweater and a hat for your baby
8. Crib sheets and blankets
9. Waterproof pads for crib or lap
10. Crib, cradle, or bassinet