Rules for seeing baby!?

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Has anyone made a list of things for visiting baby after birth? My sister told me it was a good idea to do because my people know but don’t care and if you remind them they feel like they have to follow the rules. If you have I’d love to see some!!

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My Rules are 
1- No kids
2- No Pictures posted to the Net Anywhere, especially before I even get a chance to do it. 
3- If you just smoked you can't hold my baby 
4- Wash or sanitize your hands 
5- No visitors on the first day (Bonding time)
6- Only important people are invited to come the next day. I just don't want a bunch of people hovering over my new born baby. This is my second and I just want to enjoy the experience this time around and have a lot of first moment bonding time with just my family. And kids carry a lot of germs and some people don't even care they will being their sick kid with them and kids don't cover their mouths when sneezing or coughing. But it might seem like a lot of demands but its my baby and people just need to respect my wishes.

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my big things are wash your hands and no kissing the face or hands. there's other things like I'd prefer you not to reek of cigarettes

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I saw this on Pinterest...

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Haha no. who ever wanted to come and visit was more than welcome. I was never a paranoid mother so I didn't feel the need to make rules or lists

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No smoking before seeing her, if you smoke you have to shower, or you aren't allowed in the room.
Clean hands and sanitize before holding her.
No kisses- whatsoever, at all.
No touching her lips or nose.
No photos, no posting photos I send to them of her on social media, if they share them with someone else they have to tell them not to post them either (we don't want photos of her on social media, because we don't have it, and prefer her not to be on it).

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If you're sick don't come, no kissing and wash your hands but more if you've just gone to the bathroom or have been handling questionable things. And don't just take my baby I will hand her off to you when I want too.

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We had simple ground rules, wash your hands, no kissing and sit down when you hold the baby. We didn't put them on a list, we just told people when they came. "Okay, wash your hands if you want to hold the baby." "Now sit here and I'll bring him to you." "Please no kissing, as tempting as it is!" Just be firm but nice and people will listen.

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I had my son when we were stationed in a different state. No one was allowed to hold him until they showered and changed clothes (because they were on a plane in the winter time. I regret nothing) and they needed to wash their hands and/or use hand sanitizer (again, It was winter and colds and flus were going around and he was 1 week old). I’m also pregnant again and we live back near family again now and I will not allow anyone except my husband in the labor and delivery room. One of my closest friends had family in the room and even when she asked them to leave, the never did! So, that’s a big no for me!

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The only rule I had was I needed notice. Even at the hospital. I did that bc I didn't want to be over crowded or back to back with visitors w/o rest time and then same rule at home. I'll add, we had csection, so, rest was really important.

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Lol some of these rules! Our only one was to wash your hands and call before coming so we could make sure it was a good time for everyone

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