I'd stay in hospital longer. I was rushing to get home and although I got on better with B/F once I was home, I actually needed the rest as I hadn't slept much at all during the 3 days of my labour and hadn't eaten at all. I needed that time to recover properly.
I'd put my foot right down about visitors. I tried this time but was too weak to see it through!
I wouldn't bother with the moses basket - we coslept a lot and had a mini cot from 3 months as she was too big for the basket even despite being a light baby.
I wouldn't buy so many clothes.
I won't find out the sex.
I won't bother with a changing bag. I am going to sell mine and won't be replacing it. We use a rucksack most of the time!
If I didn't have a pram already then I wouldn't be looking to get a pram for the next baby. We babywear a lot.
Be a bit more flexible in my birth plan. I would still refuse induction for going overdue and only have it on medical grounds, but I'd have more confidence to refuse it on medical grounds unless they are valid. For eg, I was induced because my waters broke at 39+3 and I contracted every 10 minutes for ages but didn't go into established labour, so after 40 hours I had a pessary and within 30 minutes was in established labour. They gave me a drip because I only went from 3-5cm in 4 hours, but for someone who started with a bishop's score of 3 (they say not to induce below 8!!) and who had not gone into natural labour on her own and who was having her first baby, stuck to a bed being monitored because they said monitoring every 5 mins was not an option (grrr) 2cm in 4 hours is not too bad. The drip caused problems with the baby, the worry and feeling disheartened about slow progress, meant I tensed up and stopped progressing and stuck at 5cm for hours even on the drip!! That should have told them they drip was not necessary - my baby was just taking her time and I'd have got there in the end! But the registrar couldn't agree with the MW that I was doing OK without it. Next time I will stay home until I start established labour; in fact I might not even ring them to say they have broken if they do break - you can see if they are stained with meconium and I'd ask my community midwife to come and check me over!
Leading on from that, I will try not to allow myself to get disheartened as that is when I lost my resolve and the pain started to overcome me. The TENS was fantastic but the minute I started doubting myself I started to be overcome with the pain!