What to pack in my hospital bag?

I think packing your hospital bags has to be one of the most exciting parts of pregnancy. I must have read over fifty blog posts on what people packed, whilst trying to pack my own. From around 28 weeks of pregnancy I had mine packed, but on a weekly basis I'd redo them and add to them. In the end we settled for two bags, one for my belongings & a second for Johns' and Noahs'. It made it easier for John or my Mum to get things out as they knew which bag to look in. There was some things I took that were definitely not needed, but here is what I took.

My bag contained:

Two nightys - button down, easier to breastfeed.

Dressing gown - I get cold easily.

Deodorant

Slippers

Towel
Hand santizer
Paracetamol
Vaseline Lip Care
Hair brush & bobbles

Chargers - phone, iPad.

Coming home clothes

Maternity notes
Big pairs of knickers - Asda sell packs of 4/5 for about £4. They're comfy and I didn't mind if they ruined.
Sanitary towels - The night time ones, much more absorbent than maternity towels.
Toiletries - toothpaste, toothbrush, shower gel, dry shampoo, massage oil, flannel.

Small amount of make up (never used)

Socks (never used)

Breast pads (never used, milk doesn't come in till day 3)

Johns' bag:

T-shirt change for John

Deodorant
Toothbrush

His glasses & a spare change of contacts

Lots of snacks - haribo, cereal bars, chewing gum & sports drinks.

Change for car parking & vending machines

Camera

Baby's bag: 

Four sleepsuits - variety of sizes incase like me you have an unexpected chubba or vice versa.

Muslin cloths

Blanket

Nappies

Sudocrem

Newborn wipes

A dummy

Hats & scratch mitts

Coming home outfit & cardigan

Pram suit

Some ready made milk cartons (never used as the hospital do provide them if needed) 

Three vests (didn't really need them under his sleepsuits)

I think that was everything, but as I'm writing this post after Noahs' birth, I can't be 100% sure I've remembered absolutely everything we took. I would totally recommend Lucozade Sport as this really helped me gain some energy back after labour. A massage oil was also essential as I had most of my labour in my back, it helped when my mum rubbed my back with it during early labour. Hope this has helped anyone currently packing theirs.