Two hats: sun hat, lightweight with brim
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
2 Dozen Cloth Diapers
6-8 covers (velcro or rubber pants)
Pins (if not using velcro)
1 packs of newborn sized diapers
A Diaper Pail, possibly two to keep your cloth diapers separated from your regular laundry
Wipes (disposable or washable)
Ointment
Nursing Bras
Breast pads
Possibly breast pump for times you are away or equpiment for hand expression
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
Car seat (convertible or rear facing for infants under 20 lbs)
Stroller
Diaper bag (packed)
Sling or carrier
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