Labor gown

[Mrsshawnm]

I'm a ftm and have been looking into labor gowns. Has anyone had experience with this? Is it worth it or no?

[FranMarie23]

I thought about it, but decided once I delivered I could change into a nursing gown or other pj's.

[NatFox]

Not for yhe actual labor but to wear afterwards in the hospital. Make sure it is very light as they keep temperature high for the babies :)

[imaslice]

I bought a nice pretty one but I ended up being too big to fit in it by the end lol. I just brought a cute long T-shirt type night gown to wear (a stretchy one ha) but I ended up throwing up on it. So I had brought one last night gown that I ended up giving birth in. It wasn't my favorite thing and I ended up throwing it in the trash after. Who wants to wear it ever again!? Gross. Wear what you'll feel comfortable in though. I wasn't going for a real hospital/sterile birth so I didn't want to feel like a medical patient in a hospital gown. I'm glad I brought my own clothes but I wouldn't spend too much money on anything.

[GeekMom1213]

I couldn't/ wouldn't wear anything when I was in full-blown labor - my temperature fluctuated wildly and I was just pretty uncomfortable... Covered up with blankets when I was cold stripped them off when I was hot but basically spent eight hours stark naked (I was dressed while laboring at home but this was after being admitted). It would've been a waste of money for me. They're cute, I've seen the "Pretty Pushers" ones, but I personally wouldn't spend that much on something I'd only wear once.

[CamZavi]

I wouldn't think much on getting it but you feel more comfortable with having something clean and only you want to wear then okay. I would buy any.