When it comes to stocking suitcases, Kourtney Kardashian is ahead of the pack.
In a post on her Poosh site on Monday, the star spilled the contents of the bags she brought to the hospital when welcoming son Rocky with husband Travis Barker last fall.
And while her trio of monogrammed Goyard carryalls screams luxury, not all of her go-tos for the big day cost major money.
Her personal toiletry bag featured plenty of under-$50 buys, including Nemah Revitalizing Stretch Mark Cream ($40) —designed to help fade stretch marks — Renewing Nipple and Lip Balm ($25) and Medline Perineal Cold Packs ($35) for postpartum use.
In addition to a super-soft Barefoot Dreams CozyChic Throw ($158), she also came prepared with an organic nursing pillow that’s currently on sale: the My Brest Friend Deluxe Nursing Pillow ($55 $50).
My Brest Friend Deluxe Nursing Pillow
Bodily Mesh Undies 5-Pack
Although she kept her own hospital outfit in the family with a Soft Lounge Sleep Set ($120) from Kim Kardashian’s Skims brand, she also stocked up on Bodily Mesh Undies ($14) and the UpSpring High Waist Underwear ($26) she’d heard “are amazing after birth to help get your organs back into place.”
The longtime collagen devotee also reached for wellness items like Primal Kitchen Collagen Fuel ($28), which Poosh describes as “good for recovery and hair” — plus the Surya Spa Baby Mama Oil ($260) she’s “obsessed” with.
Other wellness items that made the cut? A placenta encapsulation and an umbilical cord blood kit, as the story claims, “collecting and storing the blood means it could be used to help treat certain health conditions if they arise.”
Primal Kitchen Collagen Fuel
The star also had baby Rocky’s first outfit covered, as she packed clothing her daughter, Penelope, selected “as a surprise.”
“I’m a little crazy and cut each tag out of every outfit for baby’s comfort,” Kardashian added of her baby clothes.
Rocky certainly had plenty of luxe items to look forward to at home, too, as the Poosh founder previously shared a baby registry featuring everything from a womb-shaped crib to a $900 wagon.
