Third Trimester To-Do List

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Buy or borrow basic baby gear and clothes. Print out the Nursery Basics shopping list.

Wash baby's linens and clothes. Wash just enough baby clothes for the first few days -- if Junior turns out to be a whopper, you may want to exchange some of those tiny newborn outfits!
Start setting up the nursery. 
Do a home safety check. Get pointers in our babyproofing guide.
Stock the medicine cabinet. Find out what you need on our First Aid Kit shopping list.
Write up a birth plan. See our Birth Plans and Options checklist for help with this.
Pre-register with the hospital.
Pack for the hospital. Check out our Essential Birth & Labor checklist for what to bring.
Stock the freezer. We've got freeze-ahead recipes.
Arrange for help postpartum. Tip on how to ease postpartum pain.
Choose a pediatrician.
Buy or borrow a few nursing tops and nightgowns (if you're planning to breast-feed)



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