An adjustable feeding unit for providing support during a feeding activity. The adjustable feeding unit includes a stack of a plurality of positioning elements mounted one over the other such that the positioning elements define a base surface and an angularly raised surface disposed at an angular offset with respect to the base surface. One or more positioning elements are removable from the stack to adjust the angular offset between the base surface and the angularly raised surface.

A lateral neck support meant to prevent an infant's head from tilting to one side in order to treat or prevent Torticollis and other abnormalities of the neck. The neck support is formed from soft pliable fabric including a somewhat cylindrical pillow-like support element in the center with a fabric strap extending from each end of the support element. The support element sits on top of the shoulder, beside the neck. The straps extend diagonally across the front and back of the torso and secure together under the opposite arm. The lateral neck support prevents undesirable head tilting to one side without being too restrictive for infant use.

Shaped body for receiving a skull on a support plane, said shaped body being substantially ring-shaped and being able to counteract the deformation of the skull.

A compact nursing pillow having a variable width and thickness over a length of the curved body of the compact nursing pillow. The compact nursing pillow includes a body having the variable width and thickness and a curved shape to fit against a body of a user. The compact nursing pillow also includes a securing device to securing the pillow to a user as well as securing the pillow in a compact storage configuration.

A nursing chair includes a seat and one or more adjustable armrests for supporting an infant. The adjustable armrests are repositionably movable in various directions to suitably position the infant and facilitate comfort of a mother and the infant during breastfeeding. The nursing chair may also include a privacy screen for selectively obscuring the mother and/or infant.

The present invention relates to a chair for supporting a person feeding a baby. The chair includes a seat. The chair includes an armrest operatively connected to the seat. The armrest is selectively rotatable about a vertical axis, and moveable forward/rearward, laterally inward/outward and vertically relative to the seat. The armrest is shaped to receive a baby thereon.

The present invention relates to a chair for supporting a person feeding a baby. The chair includes a seat. The chair includes an armrest operatively connected to the seat. The armrest is selectively rotatable about a vertical axis, and moveable forward/rearward, laterally inward/outward and vertically relative to the seat. The armrest is shaped to receive a baby thereon.

A nursing pillow is provided, having a continuous body structure, a receiving area configured to receive a torso of a user, and a nursing surface configured to accommodate an infant in an inclined position on the nursing pillow. A method for displaying a plurality of nursing pillows on a salesfloor, is also provided.

A sling which incorporates a cushion for supporting an infant during feeding.

An arm attached baby feeding pillow including a cushion assembly and a blanket assembly is disclosed herein. The cushion assembly includes a hollow cushion having an inner portion and an outer portion. The inner portion includes padding thereon and the outer portion includes a pillow. A user may insert their forearm into the hollow cushion to secure the arm attached baby feeding pillow to their body. Additionally, a baby's head is configured to rest comfortably on the pillow provided on the outer portion of the hollow cushion. Furthermore, the blanket assembly includes a blanket having four perimeter sides wherein the cushion assembly is attached to the blanket using hook and loop fasteners. The blanket additionally includes cloth loops to hold toys for a baby. A storage compartment is also provided to hold a bottle when feeding a baby.