A baby carrying system includes two discrete carrier pieces: a baby support piece which secures the baby and a harness piece worn by the parent. The baby support piece can be attached to the harness piece using a latching mechanism. Further secured attachment to support positioning of the baby support piece relative to the harness piece is achieved using fastening connection points at the middle and top of an upper support portion of the baby support piece. Straps with buckle connections extend from the harness piece, to enable to the buckle connections to engage with the fastening connection points.

The invention relates to a medical examination table (1) for babies, comprising a body (2) having an upper surface (3) adapted anatomically to receive a baby lying down, and a lower face (4) comprising a projection (5) adapted to the legs (100) of the doctor.

The present invention provides an infant comfort system using artificial intelligence and micro-vibration and a method for controlling the same, the system including a bouncer seat on which an infant can be laid prone in a bouncer to allow the infant to have a stable resting posture similar to that in his/her mother's womb, in contrast to a conventional bouncer on which an infant is laid supine, thereby making the infant feel stable and comfort and thus easily making the infant stop crying.

A cot includes a patient platform that supports a frame, a patient support assembly, and a pad. The cot further includes a lift system that is coupled to a transport system that includes a cot retainer. The patient support assembly includes a headrest, backrest, seat, and leg rest. In some forms, a child restraint assembly is incorporated into the various parts of the patient support assembly to allow safe transport of children in an ambulance. The child restraint assembly is adjustable to accommodate the size of the child being transported. In other forms, the child restraint assembly is incorporated into the pad. The various embodiments envision a child restraint assembly that is easily accessible to emergency medical professionals.

A child support apparatus includes a standing frame, and a juvenile support assembly supported on the standing frame, wherein the juvenile support assembly has a left and a right side and includes a resilient wire extending between the left and right sides, the resilient wire forming a bearing support for a child that is elastically deformable along an upward-downward direction of the juvenile support assembly.

A child safety seat, such as a car seat, booster seat, stroller seat, or high chair, can include a crotch buckle positioner that provides adjustability for the harness system as the child grows. The seat can include a seat bottom, a seat back, a harness system, and a crotch belt positioner. Crotch belt webbing, including a buckle, can extend up through a portion of the crotch belt positioner and is adjusted by the crotch belt positioner. The crotch belt positioner can be adjusted into multiple positions along the seat bottom. Adjusting the crotch belt positioner from a first position to a second position can adjust at least one of the length of the crotch belt webbing that extends about the top surface of the seat bottom and the position that the relational position that the crotch belt webbing extends up through crotch belt positioner with respect to the seat bottom.

A fall preventing barrier including a base assembly, a barrier assembly, a soothing assembly, and a cover assembly is disclosed herein. The base assembly includes a base that is configured to be placed on top of a mattress or on the floor. A plurality of barriers from said barrier assembly are mounted on top of said base, covering both lateral sides and a top side. The plurality of barriers is configured to impede a person from falling from a bed. The soothing assembly includes a plurality of lights, a plurality of voice recorders and a book holder to provide comfort. The soothing assembly is mounted on said plurality of barriers. Said cover assembly includes a cover that envelop the base assembly and the barrier assembly. The fall preventing barrier can be folded in order to be stored easily.

An adjustment mechanism of nursery equipment includes a string connecting a fixed portion and a movable portion, a reel that is rotatable in both forward and reverse directions and that changes the position or shape of the movable portion by winding up and feeding out the string, a biasing member that biases the reel in such a way that the reel rotates in a winding direction of the string, and a lock member that prohibits rotation of the reel. A biasing force of the biasing member is selected to be smaller than a biasing force with which the movable portion tends to move downward in the vertical direction.

An infant cover having an incorporated distraction object and teething object for covering an infant held in a baby carrier, for example, is described. The cover is equipped with a distraction object and a teething object that are in view of and accessible by the infant and that requires no manipulation or assistance from a caregiver in order for the infant to reach for and hold either object. The attachment means, such as a string or necklace, is used for attaching the cover to the caregiver. The attachment means has one segment extending down one side of the cover and another segment extending down another side of the cover. One of the segments has a distraction object and the other segment has a teething object. The objects are accessible by the infant without assistance from another person, such as the caregiver.

A modular, deformable, repositionable, cushioned gentle cushioned, resistive infant positioning system and method for use with infants is provided that includes first and second tubular pillows each having two longitudinally-elongated chambers adjoined at a first and second pillow lateral flexure-enabling element, respectively. The second tubular pillow is preferably wider than the first tubular pillow and includes two straps. Methods of using the pillows of the cushioned, resistive infant positioning system are presented that provide positioning, calming, and/or the prevention and/or the correction of head shape deformations.