Infant support devices and containment devices are described for use with premature and small-for-age infants, and in particular premature babies two kilograms or less, and even babies of one kilograms or less. The devices can be used separately or in combination (whereupon both support and containment are achieved together).

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 multipurpose support apparatus for an infant is disclosed that includes a rigid planar member having a head end, an intermediate portion and a foot end. The head end and foot end each have a rounded outer edge and the intermediate portion includes right and left sides that have curved concave edges. The edges define the outer periphery of the rigid planar member. A mat following the contour of the rigid planar member is adapted to receive the rigid planar member to be removable from the rigid planar member. A removable cover encloses a flexible container that in turn encloses bean-shaped pellets, or compressible foam filler material. The support apparatus may be used for Tummy Time exercises, as an infant lounger, or a breast-feeding support.

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 system for providing privacy coverage for a user and a baby during breastfeeding or bottle feeding. The system includes an expandable privacy shield which provides at least partial coverage to both the user and baby. The expandable privacy shield substrate may be removed for washing and the entire expandable privacy shield may be placed in the closed position and stored in an integrated pocket in the nursing pillow system. Other features such as pockets, a plastic hook to connect toys, an elastic band, zippers, a rigid placement member, and a hook and latch substrate may be included to increase comfort and utility of the system.

An infant support and stabilization cushion seat to provide a safe and secure containment and retainment of an infant in a sitting position. The support cushion seat is formed of a resilient shape retaining foam core with a yielding encapsulating surface cover material defining a contoured child receiving area therewithin. An insertable access retainment tray portion overlies a portion of the child receiving area with deflectable under child placement and retrieval returning to the original orientation, once released.

An infant supporting pillow for situating an infant in a reclined and secured position for optimum colic-free feeding. The infant supporting pillow comprises of a wedge-shaped pillow portion and an U-shaped pillow portion. The wedge-shaped pillow portion is configured to have a top slanted surface, bottom flat surface, a back surface, two triangular-shaped sides, a thin edge where the top slated surface is closest to the bottom surface, and a thick edge where the top slanted surface is farthest from the bottom surface. The U-shaped pillow portion is configured to have a curved portion and two arm portions. The curved portion and the two arm portions of the U-shaped pillow portion are abutted to the thin edge and the two triangular-shaped sides of the wedge-shaped pillow portion respectively. Each arm portions of the U-shaped pillow portion having an inner sidewall and an outer sidewall, wherein at least part of the inner sidewall of each arm is adjoined to one of the triangular-shaped sides of the wedge-shaped pillow portion.

The partial slipcover is a protective barrier adapted for use with a pillow. The partial slipcover is a composite textile that protects the pillow from staining. The partial slipcover is removably attached to the pillow thereby allowing the partial slipcover to be removed and replaced for cleaning. The partial slipcover comprises a composite textile and a fastener.