A multi-functional convertible bedding article capable of transforming into a variety of configurations. The bedding article can assume one or more of a blanket, a throw, a hoodie, and a pillow configuration(s). The bedding article further includes a handle allowing convenient outdoor transportation thereof.

A portable changing room assembly for discretely disrobing in a public location includes a shroud that may be worn around the neck of a user. The shroud has a length of at least 5.0 feet such that the shroud extends from the users neck to the ground. The shroud is comprised of an opaque material to inhibit the user from being visible through the shroud. In this way the user may disrobe behind the shroud in a public area. The shroud has a pass-through extending through the shroud and an object passed through the pass-through to be employed by the user. A pocket is coupled to the shroud and the shroud is selectively gathered into the pocket for storage.

A portable changing room assembly for discretely disrobing in a public location includes a shroud that may be worn around the neck of a user. The shroud has a length of at least 5.0 feet such that the shroud extends from the users neck to the ground. The shroud is comprised of an opaque material to inhibit the user from being visible through the shroud. In this way the user may disrobe behind the shroud in a public area. The shroud has a pass-through extending through the shroud and an object passed through the pass-through to be employed by the user. A pocket is coupled to the shroud and the shroud is selectively gathered into the pocket for storage.

An input device includes a display configured to bend in response to a force being applied by an input object to an input surface of the input device; a compressible layer, and a force sensor disposed below the display and separated from the display by the compressible layer, the force sensor comprising a first force sensing electrode. A first capacitance measurement, corresponding to the force, is obtained from the first force sensing electrode against a conductive layer of the display as a gap size between the conductive layer and the force sensing electrode changes when the display bends.

A sleeved blanket useful for holding an infant features a sleeve, and a blanket spanning to one side thereof. The blanket has an extension reaching longitudinally beyond the sleeve to enable folding of the blanket extension across a torso anterior of the caregiver from the worn sleeve on one arm and over the opposing shoulder. Unique methods of transitioning an infant from a swaddled state to a laid down position are disclosed, along with unique nursing applications for the sleeved blanket. A neck strap is worn across the backside of the neck and over the unsleeved shoulder to help balance the worn position of the sleeve, and features stimuli for the infant, fastening or toy-carrying elements, and/or a burp/split-up cloth. The sleeve includes a shoulder portion to better maintain the worn position, and gripping elements are provided on the sleeve and/or blanket to help maintain useful positions thereof during use.

A sleeved blanket useful for holding an infant features a sleeve, and a blanket spanning to one side thereof. The blanket has an extension reaching longitudinally beyond the sleeve to enable folding of the blanket extension across a torso anterior of the caregiver from the worn sleeve on one arm and over the opposing shoulder. Unique methods of transitioning an infant from a swaddled state to a laid down position are disclosed, along with unique nursing applications for the sleeved blanket. A neck strap is worn across the backside of the neck and over the unsleeved shoulder to help balance the worn position of the sleeve, and features stimuli for the infant, fastening or toy-carrying elements, and/or a burp/split-up cloth. The sleeve includes a shoulder portion to better maintain the worn position, and gripping elements are provided on the sleeve and/or blanket to help maintain useful positions thereof during use.

A multi-way wearable nursing cover, including a cover body having a top end and a bottom end. The cover body may be flexible and is configured to conceal a user's chest when worn while nursing a baby. A strap attaches to the top end of the cover body, wherein at least one of a first end and a second end of the strap is operably attached to the top end. A see-through portion also couples to the cover body, wherein the see-through portion enables a user to see the baby while nursing.

A multi-way wearable nursing cover, including a cover body having a top end and a bottom end. The cover body may be flexible and is configured to conceal a user's chest when worn while nursing a baby. A strap attaches to the top end of the cover body, wherein at least one of a first end and a second end of the strap is operably attached to the top end. A see-through portion also couples to the cover body, wherein the see-through portion enables a user to see the baby while nursing.

An article configured to cover the torso of a wearer includes reversible sleeves that can either extend outwardly from the garment for covering the arms of a wearer or positioned within the garment, and closures for closing the sleeve openings and concealing the sleeve, and/or detachable sleeves.

An article configured to cover the torso of a wearer includes reversible sleeves that can either extend outwardly from the garment for covering the arms of a wearer or positioned within the garment, and closures for closing the sleeve openings and concealing the sleeve, and/or detachable sleeves.