Frida · Labour & Delivery Kit
Hospital Labour & Delivery Kit
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Most hospital bag lists cover the baby. This kit covers the person giving birth: labour, delivery and the first week of postpartum care, packed in a toiletry bag that goes straight into the hospital bag. Australian maternity wards are set up for the birth; supplies for the hours and days after are where this kit fills the gap.
How it is used
- Labour: gown on, socks on. Snap shoulders give midwives monitoring access, and the front opens for skin-to-skin.
- Straight after birth: bend an ice pad to activate, place it in the disposable underwear.
- First bathroom visit: fill the peri bottle before sitting, liner on the pad, foam on the liner.
- Hospital stay: caddy on the cistern so everything is within reach.
- At home: the same routine continues for the first week.
Good to know
- Includes everything in the Postpartum Recovery Kit plus the gown, socks and carry bag.
- Gown: 100% viscose (bamboo-derived), one size fits XS to XL. All other items are for external use.
- Order by 36 weeks so it is packed with the hospital bag.
In the box
- Labour & Delivery Gown
- Labour socks
- Toiletry carry bag
- Upside Down Peri Bottle
- 4 x Disposable underwear
- 4 x Instant Ice Maxi Pads
- Perineal Cooling Pad Liners
- Perineal Foam
- Bathroom caddy
- Covers labour, delivery and the first week of postpartum care
- Complete five-step postpartum routine included
- Packs straight into the hospital bag, ready to go
Complete the kit
Labour & Delivery Kit plus the Postpartum Recovery Kit
What's in the kit
- Labour & Delivery Gown
- Labour socks
- Toiletry carry bag
- Upside Down Peri Bottle
- 4 x Disposable underwear
- 4 x Instant Ice Maxi Pads
- Witch hazel cooling liners
- Perineal Foam
- Bathroom caddy
Our products are designed to support general postpartum and baby care comfort and hygiene. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Please consult a healthcare professional for medical advice.
What's inside
One kit. Every stage of early recovery.
Australian maternity wards are set up for the birth. Supplies for the hours and days after, on the postnatal ward and at home, are limited. This kit covers that gap.
Labour & Delivery Gown
Snap shoulders for monitoring access. Opens at the front for skin-to-skin.
Labour socks
Warm and non-slip for moving during labour.
Upside Down Peri Bottle
Angled nozzle for rinsing without reaching.
4 x Disposable underwear
High waist. Sits above a c-section incision.
4 x Instant Ice Maxi Pads
Bend to activate. Cooling comfort from the first hours.
Witch hazel cooling liners
Layer on the pad for cooling comfort.
Perineal Foam
Applied to the liner. No wiping needed.
Caddy + toiletry bag
Everything within reach, in hospital and at home.
How it's used
From the labour ward to home
Five moments where the kit is used, in the order they happen. Select a step.
Recovery care basics
What is commonly recommended for early recovery, and where the kit covers it.
The same basics come up again and again in Australian postnatal advice for the days after birth. Each is covered by an item in the kit.
Always discuss your labour, delivery and recovery plan with your midwife, obstetrician or GP.
Commonly recommended
In the kit
Which kit?
Two kits. Which one depends on where you'll be.
Packing a hospital bag: the Labour & Delivery Kit. Already have a gown and a peri bottle, or recovering at home: the Recovery Kit has the underwear, ice pads, liners, foam and caddy without the labour items.
Recovery Kit
$149.99
Labour & Delivery
$279.99
The gown
A labour gown designed for monitoring, skin-to-skin and feeding.
Snap closures at the shoulders for monitoring access. Full coverage at the back. Front opening for immediate skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding after birth. Pockets for a phone and lip balm.
100% viscose (bamboo-derived). One size fits XS to XL.
What midwives recommend
Prepared before the birth, not improvised after it.
Australian midwives and maternal and child health nurses say the same thing: most new parents arrive on the postnatal ward prepared for the baby and under-prepared for their own first days. The basics they recommend are simple. Comfortable clothing for labour. Warm water rinsing instead of wiping after every toilet visit. Cooling for perineal swelling in the first days. Witch hazel for comfort. Soft, supportive underwear that holds a pad in place.
Every item in this kit maps to one of those recommendations. Having it packed before the birth means nobody is sent to the chemist at 10pm on day one. Your midwife remains the right person for anything specific to your recovery.
Top-ups
For the first weeks at home
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