10. Any visitor you can't yell at, or spontaneously cry in front of, or kick out.
9. The visitor who just keeps texting you to "let me know what you need!"

"Oh, good, you just got home from the hospital. We'll come on by!"
Maybe it's your neighbor, an acquaintance, or your mother-in-law. Either way, if you're not comfortable kicking them out without warning, they shouldn't be there.
Everything. You need everything. Lasagna would be an amazing start.
It was generous. It was. And you appreciate it. But also, you're wearing an actual diaper and your nipples are leaking.
The only advice you're currently interested in is how to poop without passing out from the pain. Another good reason to keep visits short, btw.
Well, on the first day there was a human coming out of me, and on the second day I was so tired I thought my phone was a heating pad so I put it in the microwave.
(Pro-tip: set an away message in your email and an outgoing message on your voicemail letting people know you're a little indisposed at the moment, and to lower their expectations for a hot second.)
Flip it and reverse it. Loading and unloading a new parent's dishwasher is one less thing they have to do. Sure, hold the baby. But admit you're doing it because they smell irresistible and you like to cuddle.
Yes, I know you laid me down on my stomach under an adorable bedding set and 12 stuffed animals, and I survived the horror. Also people used to think the earth was flat. Weird.
No no, by all means, we've been dreaming of our first night home as a family...and you.
It doesn't matter how many times they tell you to soak your ass in coconut oil, please don't.
Yes, they mean well. Yes, there are exceptions. But for the love of all that is cervical, leave the new mom to heal. She needs her rest more than she knows.