Binsi labor & birth skirt

[c2lane]

Anyone ever hear of these or personally use one? Looks comfy. My L&D with my DD was 45 mins from the time I walked into the hospital until I had her that I don't think I would have even remembered to put this on but I'm thinking maybe this time around it might be nice to have:

http://www.birthinbinsi.com/index.htm

~Carrie
mom to Dillan Rose 01/02/04
& our 2nd blessing due 10/6/05

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[bunnisa]

This is a great idea! Kind of expensive for what it is, though... I am trying to find something similar.

A synthetic version would be ideal -- something that dries quickly so you could wear it into the tub if you wished. Also, synthetics don't hold stains like natural fabrics.

Bethany
mom to one and one on the way!
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[JulieL]

Wouldn't any skirt work then?

[simplyamama]

I just wore a sarong at the birthing center, and plan to get another for this time around. It was very comfy tied under the belly for the last weeks of pregnancy, too.

[C99]

I don't know; by the time I was on that table, I didn't really care what I was wearing. In fact, the med student who snapped a photo of the 3 of us immediately after Rose's birth had to pull the gown down so it covered more of my crotch after birth. I couldn't feel it and didn't care!

[tiapam]

I'm with Caroline. I think $42 for something that you just wear for a few hours (hopefully) seems kind of crazy (sorry, not the right word, but you get my drift).

-Pam

Charlotte born October 2004