The invention relates to a bedding article for a baby, comprising a soft base (10) provided with an edge roll (20) secured to the base (10) and extending over at least part of the periphery thereof, said edge roll (20) being provided with a free end (25) that can be folded over onto the stomach of the baby. The edge roll (20) contains a tubular insert (30) having a complementary shape, which is designed to be heated and to progressively emit the heat received. The article also comprises a cloth for swaddling the baby and a cover (50). The cover is designed to partially cover at least the base and particularly the free end (25).

Presented here is an apparatus that includes a dual rail structure, an attachment mechanism, a child seat and upright supports. The apparatus can be 5 feet tall, 5 feet wide, and 2 feet deep. The upright supports lift the dual rail structure above the ground. The adjustable elastic cords can be connected to and suspended from the dual rail structure using wheels, which can traverse the dual rail structure. The child can be placed so that the child can walk, swing, and/or jump. The seat can rotate 360° with respect to the dual rail structure, enabling the child to change direction of motion within the dual rail structure. The entire apparatus can be collapsed using joints, which enable the bars of the apparatus to fold and/or disconnect for compact packing and easy transport.

Presented here is an apparatus that includes a dual rail structure, an attachment mechanism, a child seat and upright supports. The apparatus can be 5 feet tall, 5 feet wide, and 2 feet deep. The upright supports lift the dual rail structure above the ground. The adjustable elastic cords can be connected to and suspended from the dual rail structure using wheels, which can traverse the dual rail structure. The child can be placed so that the child can walk, swing, and/or jump. The seat can rotate 360° with respect to the dual rail structure, enabling the child to change direction of motion within the dual rail structure. The entire apparatus can be collapsed using joints, which enable the bars of the apparatus to fold and/or disconnect for compact packing and easy transport.

An infant support device for holding an infant. A fabric panel is taut between two or more anchor points. The anchor points may be disposed on a support frame or another structure capable of supporting the fabric panel and a weight of an infant. The fabric panel contains an aperture. A mesh insert is affixed to the fabric panel at the contour of the aperture. The mesh insert has a lower stiffness than the fabric panel. The mesh insert contains a plurality of holes sized to permit air to flow therethrough while preventing an infant's limbs and appendages from entering therein. Responsive to an infant being placed onto the mesh insert, the mesh insert elastically deforms thereby transitioning into a stretched configuration, in which the mesh insert urges the infant's spine into a convex curve.

A pillow that is worn on a body of a parent or caregiver to support the head of an infant or young child. The pillow includes a U-shaped shell having a central region and first and second legs that extend outwardly from opposite ends of the central region in a same direction as one another. A gap is bounded and defined the first leg, the central region, and the second leg. When the pillow is worn, the central region rests behind the parent or caregiver's neck and one of the first and second legs extends over each shoulder and onto their chest. Closure tabs secure the legs to one another. A separate pad is removably received within each of the first leg and the second leg. The central region is made up of two layers of fabric and is free of any pads or filler materials.

A pillow that is worn on a body of a parent or caregiver to support the head of an infant or young child. The pillow includes a U-shaped shell having a central region and first and second legs that extend outwardly from opposite ends of the central region in a same direction as one another. A gap is bounded and defined the first leg, the central region, and the second leg. When the pillow is worn, the central region rests behind the parent or caregiver's neck and one of the first and second legs extends over each shoulder and onto their chest. Closure tabs secure the legs to one another. A separate pad is removably received within each of the first leg and the second leg. The central region is made up of two layers of fabric and is free of any pads or filler materials.

A child's pressure vest that connects to an adult's vest/backpack attachment by the means of a two mode retractable device. One end of the retractable device is built into the back of the child's vest; the opposite end is built into the adult's vest clasp that snaps together across the adult's chest. The two mode lengths being four and five feet are controlled by a button on top of the adult's vest clasp. The adult's vest/backpack attachment connects and detaches by four clasps: two stitched on the shoulders of the vest, two stitched on bottom of the vest on opposite ends, which can be snapped together to connect or pinched to be taken apart.

A holder includes a vertical holding part configured to support an infant in a vertical posture so that the head is positioned vertically, in which the vertical holding part has a front pad part extending in a vertical direction and configured to support the infant from a front of the infant, at least from the abdomen to the chest of the infant.

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.

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.