Labor And Delivery Nurse Christmas Tote Bag Tis The Season Newborn Baby In Stocking

‘Tis the Season, Tucked Into a Stocking

The words stack down the left side in green and red, ’tis, then THE, then SEASON, each letter a little uneven as if it were lettered by hand. Right beside them, a newborn sleeps in a green stocking with a cream cuff folded up around a tiny knit cap. The baby is fast asleep. Red gingham stripes run behind the whole scene, and a few stars sit along the edge. We designed this Labor And Delivery Nurse Christmas Tote Bag around that one sleeping baby, because on a labor floor in December, that is the picture people carry home with them.

Small white script beneath the stocking spells out Labor and Delivery, which tells you exactly whose bag this is. The nurse on that floor meets the newest people of the year, sometimes while the rest of the world is busy wrapping presents. A baby usually arrives in a blanket and a tiny cap, so seeing one tucked into a Christmas stocking feels like a joke only that unit would make. Three stars, two green and one red, drift beside the stocking like the ones on a tree. Our design keeps it gentle, with soft sleeping features and a quiet pose, so the humor never gets loud.

Labor And Delivery Nurse Christmas Tote Bag With a Newborn Asleep in the Stocking

Nurses are always carrying something: a spare pair of socks, a packed lunch, a thank-you card from a family who just welcomed their first child. A tote with a sleeping baby in a stocking on it makes that daily load feel a little more festive on the way down the hallway. It also suits the people who love a nurse, like a daughter shopping for her mother who has spent years on the unit, or coworkers swapping gifts at a holiday gathering. Coworkers like to match. The green, red, and cream stay bright against the black, so the design is easy to spot from across the room.

Can This Tote Keep Going to Work After Christmas Is Over?

The stocking and gingham say Christmas, but the Labor and Delivery script and the sleeping baby suit any shift, so many nurses keep carrying it into January and well past. It also works for a hospital gift exchange or a baby shower for a coworker.

Pack it for the next holiday shift and let that little sleeping face in the stocking ride along to the nurses’ station.