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    Why Bring Your Own Labour Gown?

    When you're preparing for birth, you carefully choose everything that goes into your hospital bag – but what about what you'll wear during labour?

    These Hospital Labour & Delivery Gowns are designed to help you feel more comfortable, confident and supported during labour, birth and those precious first moments with your baby. Made from beautifully soft, breathable fabric, the gowns are thoughtfully designed to provide easy access for monitoring, examinations, epidurals, skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding, all while giving you more comfort and dignity than a standard hospital gown.

    Choose your labour gown

    Designed for Birth, Recovery and Beyond

    • 🩷 Epidural Friendly

      Easy access for epidural, tens machine, monitoring without lifting or pulling.

    • 🩷 Skin-to-Skin Friendly

      Quick and easy for mother and baby the moment it is needed

    • 🩷 Breastfeeding Friendly

      Easy (and quick) button down for feeding and skin to skin

    • 🩷 Buttery Soft & Comfortable

      The most comfortable bamboo fabric buttery soft on the skin

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    Why Mums Love Our Labour Gowns

      • Soft breathable fabric
      • When comfort is everything
      • Easy medical access
      • More dignity and coverage
      • Perfect for postpartum recovery
      • Great for hospital photos
      • Reusable for future pregnancies
      • Lots of colours to choose from

    Available in Beautiful Colours

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    FAQ

    Do I need a labour gown?

    A labour gown isn't essential, but many mums find it makes a big difference to how they feel during labour and birth. Unlike a standard hospital gown, a labour gown is designed with comfort, dignity and practicality in mind, helping you move more freely while allowing your healthcare team the access they need. For many women, it's one small way to feel more like themselves during one of life's biggest moments.

    Can I wear my own gown during labour?

    In most Australian hospitals, yes. Many hospitals are happy for you to wear your own labour gown during the early stages of labour and often throughout your birth, provided it allows your healthcare team access when needed. Every hospital has its own policies, so it's always worth checking with your maternity ward before your due date.

    Is it suitable for an epidural?

    Yes. These labour gowns are designed with birth in mind and provide easy access for monitoring and care during labour. If your birth plan changes or you choose to have an epidural, the gown is designed to help make medical access easier while still allowing you to feel comfortable and covered.

    Can I breastfeed in it?

    Absolutely. The front-opening design makes those precious first skin-to-skin cuddles and early breastfeeding moments much easier. Many mums continue wearing their labour gown after birth because it's so comfortable and practical during the first hours with their baby.

    Is it suitable for a C-section?

    Many mums choose to wear a labour gown before a planned or unplanned Caesarean birth, especially while preparing for surgery and during recovery afterwards. Hospital policies can vary, and your medical team may ask you to change into a hospital gown for the operation itself. After birth, many mums change back into their own gown for comfort, breastfeeding and bonding with their baby.

    Should I pack two gowns?

    If possible, yes. Labour can be unpredictable, and having a second gown gives you a fresh option if your first becomes wet or stained. Some mums also like having one gown for labour and another clean one to wear during their postnatal stay.

    Is it machine washable?

    Yes. These labour gowns are machine washable and designed to be worn again or kept as a special reminder of your baby's birth. Always follow the care instructions on the garment to help keep it looking its best.