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Saving this for later! A HUGE list of items you can put in labor and delivery nurse baskets or thank you bags! L&D Nurse thank you gift ideas

We love making baskets as thank you gifts for labor and delivery staff when we welcome a new baby. Check out these nurse gift basket ideas here!

The nurses (both labor & delivery, and postpartum) at the hospital are our heroes! Since we had Arden, I've always put together some kind of "thank you" basket for our nurses & brought it with us to the hospital. With Arden, I wanted to keep it healthy (after talking to a nurse friend who told me they get a lot of junk food!), so I packed up oatmeal packets, granola bars and fruit BUT I didn't actually get the baskets assembled before I went into labor, so we had a family member helping us…

Best gift ideas for labor and delivery nurses after you have your baby. Gift baskets for L&D nurses. Thank you notes, gift baskets for nurses, candy, food, and treats for your hospital team after you give birth! labor and delivery thank you cards. While gifts aren't nececssary, some moms want to give their labor and postpartum nurses a gift after they deliver their new baby.

Labor and delivery nurses are hardworking and easy to thank. If you want to make a gift basket for your healthcare team post delivery, check out this post for fun and thoughtful gift basket ideas or other ways to say thank you and show your appreciation. A post by Karrie Locher.

Once you head to the hospital to deliver your baby, you are at the hands of your labor and delivery nurses. Even though your doctors are your primary care providers, nurses play an important role i…

This is a detailed guide on how to put together a thank you basket of thoughtful gifts for labor and delivery nurses in times of pandemic.

Today I wanted to share what we put in our "Thank You" baskets for our nurses at the hospital! You definitely don't have to bring a thank you basket when you give birth, but I think it's a really nice gesture. The nurses work so hard and it's often a thankless job!!! To start with,