A nursing garment in the style of a dress is disclosed. In some embodiments, the nursing garment may comprise a dress body having a front and a back. The dress body may comprise a neck opening, a left arm opening, a right arm opening, a legs opening, an upper placket, and a lower placket. The upper placket may comprise at least one buttonhole. The lower placket may comprise at least one button operable to couple with the at least one buttonhole. The dress body may further comprise a first zipper member coupled to either or the upper placket and the front. The dress body may further comprise a second zipper member coupled to the lower placket. The second zipper member may be operable to couple with the first zipper member. The upper placket and the lower placket may be separable to allow an infant to nurse.

A wearable belt device system and portable hand strap system configured to burp a baby. A belt may be adapted to extend around the waist of a wearer or a torso of a wearer. A compressible mound is placed on the baby's adnominal pressure being delivered in order to release gas contained within the baby. A handheld strap may be configured for wear to fit around a palm of a hand of a wearer. A mound may be affixed to the strap and may be adapted to compress an abdomen of a baby thereon.

A wearable belt device system and portable hand strap system configured to burp a baby. A belt may be adapted to extend around the waist of a wearer or a torso of a wearer. A compressible mound is placed on the baby's adnominal pressure being delivered in order to release gas contained within the baby. A handheld strap may be configured for wear to fit around a palm of a hand of a wearer. A mound may be affixed to the strap and may be adapted to compress an abdomen of a baby thereon.

System comprising of a simulating flow control breastfeeding where a tube linking a refillable housing chamber to a prosthetic nipple, an analyzing module linked to a sensor to determine a physical, physiological, or emotional state of the infant/user by mapping the received input parameter with a pre-stored set of parameters from the parameter store via the analyzing module and dynamically interact with the infant/user based on a determined output to promote a non-latching simulating breastfeeding experience to prevent bruised, sore nipples or engorged breasts.

The present invention is a device and method for adapting a nursing bra to facilitate hands-free breast milk pumping. The instant innovation uses a roughly ring-shaped cup or pocket adjustably suspended between an upper and a lower nursing bra attachment point. The user inserts a breast pump funnel through a void in the center of the roughly ring-shaped cup or pocket. The user may raise or lower each ring-shaped cup or pocket to ensure proper positioning and maintenance of the funnel upon the breast. The cup or pocket is configured to mechanically hold the breast pump funnel in place in a hand-free manner, permitting the wearer to use their hands for other tasks during the pumping process.

The present invention is a device and method for adapting a nursing bra to facilitate hands-free breast milk pumping. The instant innovation uses a roughly ring-shaped cup or pocket adjustably suspended between an upper and a lower nursing bra attachment point. The user inserts a breast pump funnel through a void in the center of the roughly ring-shaped cup or pocket. The user may raise or lower each ring-shaped cup or pocket to ensure proper positioning and maintenance of the funnel upon the breast. The cup or pocket is configured to mechanically hold the breast pump funnel in place in a hand-free manner, permitting the wearer to use their hands for other tasks during the pumping process.

The present invention relates to an article of clothing that is worn by a person for preventing an infant from accidental falling while the person nurses the infant. The article may be a garment that includes an item of clothing to be worn by a person and a support garment panel attached to the item of clothing. The support garment panel is attached to the perimeter of the armholes of the item of clothing and defines a pocket between the support garment panel and the item of clothing. The pocket includes an opening for receiving an infant and a base for supporting the infant.

The present invention relates to an article of clothing that is worn by a person for preventing an infant from accidental falling while the person nurses the infant. The article may be a garment that includes an item of clothing to be worn by a person and a support garment panel attached to the item of clothing. The support garment panel is attached to the perimeter of the armholes of the item of clothing and defines a pocket between the support garment panel and the item of clothing. The pocket includes an opening for receiving an infant and a base for supporting the infant.

The breastfeeding device present in the invention, simulates natural breastfeeding experience and delivers fluid, milk or infant formula to the nursing infant in a contactless or latch free manner than any prior art in this field. This device integrates physical sensors to the breastfeeding device and includes a neck strap, refillable housing chamber that contains fluid, a tubing that connects the housing chamber to a prosthetic nipple via a sealing attachment and a prosthetic nipple for infant latching to nurse. The invention is a notable step forward in creating an effective, safe and contactless nursing which mitigates and prevents bruised, sore nipples or engorged breasts.

In some embodiments, a nursing garment may include a dress body having a front and a back. The dress body may include a neck opening, a left arm opening, a right arm opening, a legs opening, an upper placket, and a lower placket. The upper placket may include at least one buttonhole. The lower placket may include at least one button operable to couple with the at least one buttonhole. The dress body may further include a first zipper member coupled to either or the upper placket and the front. The dress body may further include a second zipper member coupled to the lower placket. The second zipper member may be operable to couple with the first zipper member. The upper placket and the lower placket may be separable to allow an infant to nurse.