A new or alternative swaddling garment that swaddles infants by sufficiently restraining movement of the limbs to suppress the startle reflex, yet allowing movement of hand to mouth thereby facilitating non-nutritive sucking and allowing the infant to self-soothe by sucking the hands or the fabric of the garment.

An infant drying bag configured to receive an infant therein so as to assist in the drying of an infant subsequent a bath. The infant drying bag includes a body wherein the body is formed from a first layer and a second layer. The body is rectangular in shape having a first longitudinal edge and a second longitudinal edge on opposing sides of the body. Proximate the lower end of the body is a lower peripheral edge. The first layer and second layer are joined along the first longitudinal edge, second longitudinal edge and the lower peripheral edge so as to form a cavity intermediate the first layer and second layer. The cavity is equivalent in size to the body and an opening is formed proximate the upper end of the body providing access to the cavity. The opening is defined by upper peripheral edges.

An infant drying bag configured to receive an infant therein so as to assist in the drying of an infant subsequent a bath. The infant drying bag includes a body wherein the body is formed from a first layer and a second layer. The body is rectangular in shape having a first longitudinal edge and a second longitudinal edge on opposing sides of the body. Proximate the lower end of the body is a lower peripheral edge. The first layer and second layer are joined along the first longitudinal edge, second longitudinal edge and the lower peripheral edge so as to form a cavity intermediate the first layer and second layer. The cavity is equivalent in size to the body and an opening is formed proximate the upper end of the body providing access to the cavity. The opening is defined by upper peripheral edges.

A car seat swaddle blanket system includes blanket having a body including a front-surface, a back-surface, an aperture, and a periphery comprising a first-edge, a second-edge, a third-edge, and a fourth-edge. The aperture exposes buckle fasteners and any clips on a car seat. The car seat swaddle blanket system may be removeably used for wrapping a baby in the car seat and allowing access to all of the buckle fasteners of the car seat via the aperture.

A car seat swaddle blanket system includes blanket having a body including a front-surface, a back-surface, an aperture, and a periphery comprising a first-edge, a second-edge, a third-edge, and a fourth-edge. The aperture exposes buckle fasteners and any clips on a car seat. The car seat swaddle blanket system may be removeably used for wrapping a baby in the car seat and allowing access to all of the buckle fasteners of the car seat via the aperture.

The present invention relates to a blanket lined with an airborne pathogens filtering layer. The blanket features fabric layers and one or more filtering layers disposed between fabric layers. In one embodiment, a single non-woven polypropylene filter layer is disposed and, in another embodiment, an ultraviolet ray protection layer and an airborne pathogen filtering layer is disposed between the fabric layers. The filter layer may be a N95, KN95 or PM2.5 filter layer and helps prevent harmful airborne pathogens from passing through the blanket and being inhaled by a child, effectively reducing the chance of contracting an illness.

A support and safety device for caregiver and parent assistance is provided comprising an inclined cushion of semicircular tablet shape, a recess proximate an upper middle area of the cushion, holes in the recess, the holes extending through the cushion, and a swaddle positioner attached to a lower area of the cushion. An angle of incline of the cushion is about ten degrees. The recess promotes support and stabilization of a back area of a user's head. The holes promote breathing in an event a user rolls over from his/her back. The swaddle positioner wraps about a user's lower body and promotes maintenance of a user in an upward facing position.

An infant apparel may include a portion for at least partially enclosing an upper body of an infant and two wings, each of the two wings extending laterally away from a side of the portion for at least partially enclosing an upper body of the infant. Each of the two wings may be configured to surround and retain an arm of the infant in a hand-raised and elbow-bent position to a respective side of the infant. Each of the two wings includes a wing tip at an upper portion of the wing. The apparel may be configured to retain the arm of the infant in the hand-raised and elbow-bent position and within the wing while allowing the infant to move one or more of the two wings to a mouth of the infant.

An infant apparel may include a portion for at least partially enclosing an upper body of an infant and two wings, each of the two wings extending laterally away from a side of the portion for at least partially enclosing an upper body of the infant. Each of the two wings may be configured to surround and retain an arm of the infant in a hand-raised and elbow-bent position to a respective side of the infant. Each of the two wings includes a wing tip at an upper portion of the wing. The apparel may be configured to retain the arm of the infant in the hand-raised and elbow-bent position and within the wing while allowing the infant to move one or more of the two wings to a mouth of the infant.

A bunting bag, particularly well-suited for use with children and child carriers, has a top panel detachably coupled to a bottom panel so that the top panel may be completely removed from the bottom panel. The bottom panel is configured or shaped to nest or mate in the child carrier without folds or substantial overhangs. The bottom panel includes a harness insert interface. A harness insert interface is provided that secures with the bottom panel via the harness insert interface.