Disclosed herein is an infant holder to safely secure, hold, and properly support a relatively small or premature infant during a feeding session using a substantially circular or oval base, releasably fastening straps to secure the infant, adjustable bolsters to support the infant, and straps or a pass-through tube to secure the holder to a caregiver's arm or hand.

A smart child pad is provided that may be universally used in infant, toddler and child carrying devices, such as car seats, high chairs, strollers or cribs in which the child pad contains components for heating, vibrating and massaging the occupant of the child carrying device with those components being controlled and monitored remotely by mobile applications, blue tooth or Wi-Fi capabilities so that the individual environment of each child carrying device to maintain comfortable and acceptable environments while so that infants, toddlers and children are lying or sitting in or being transported in such child carrying devices.

A changing pod for an infant has a bed member for supporting an infant in a lying condition. The bed member has an infant support surface partially sloping downwardly towards a foot end of the bed member, and raised walls extending upwardly from the infant support surface for securing the infant thereon. A gully for operatively directing fluid runoff from the infant support surface and over the foot end of the bed member is defined by a break in the raised walls located near the foot end of the bed member. The bed member is receivable on a base member. The base member defines first and second cavities, within which respective first and seconds drawers are slidably movable along axes being transverse one another. The first drawer is shaped and sized such that even when in a retracted condition within the first cavity, at least a portion of an upper open end thereof extends longitudinally beyond the foot end of the bed member.

A crib bumper assembly for reducing potential for impact injury to a child in a crib includes a set of pads. Each pad comprises a shell that defines an interior space. A panel that is positioned in and substantially occupies the interior space comprises a shock absorbing material so that the panel is configured to absorb an impact. Each of a plurality of connectors that is coupled to a circumference of the shell is configured to selectively couple to a crib to removably couple the shell to the crib so that the shell covers a portion of a siderail of the crib. The panel is configured to protect a child who is positioned in the crib from injury due to impact with the portion of the respective siderail.

A childcare station is disclosed. The childcare station can comprise at least two or more pairs of collapsible legs and a body mounted on top of said legs. The body can comprise a depressed portion at the top surface of said body, a basin, a top cover, a plurality of storages at one side of the body, and a seat placed on the other side of the body. A bottom surface of the basin is compatible with the depressed portion. The top cover can attach at a top edge portion of the body such that the top cover serves as a barrier device in providing access to the basin. A method of use is also disclosed that comprises the step of mounting into a childcare station as described above.

A suffocation-preventing blanket, including a main body to receive at least a portion of a body of a baby thereupon, and a plurality of gloves disposed on at least a portion of the main body to store hands of the baby therein.

A swaddle garment may include a body having a back side and a front side that together define an interior space for swaddling an infant. The front side may include a first side and a second side that are selectively couplable to enclose the interior space. A harness is attached or attachable within the interior space along the backside of the body of the swaddle garment. The harness includes a back side, a torso wrap, and a diaper flap. The back side positions along a portion of the back side of the body. The torso wrap is configured wrap around a torso of an infant and may include a first side and a second side extendable from the back side of the torso wrap. The diaper flap is configured to wrap around a crotch of the infant and may be extendable from the back side of the harness from an anchor end to a securing end.

A bed shaped device or structure provides sensory enhancement for the comfort of the infant, baby, toddler, or child. The invention replicates the physical, physiology, and sensation of the mother to the child during the pregnancy period. The structure of the present invention facilitates transfer of the nurturing, characteristics of the mother through dynamics, temperature, graphical imagery, sound, scent, and nourishment to the infant, baby, toddler, or child whereby each senses the replicated comfort, attachment, and /or bonding the mother, as in the womb.

The present invention concerns shelves (10, 20, 30, 40, 50) for changing the diaper of an infant or toddler. A shelf comprises a movable barrier (13) and a facility (18, 53) for automatically detecting a caregiver. The facility for automatically detecting is adapted to bring the movable barrier into an open state when the facility for automatically detecting detects a caregiver.

An infant calming/sleep-aid device that includes a moving platform and a sound generator, the sound and motion adapted to calm a fussy baby, induce sleep, and maintain sleep under normal conditions. The device makes a determination as to whether sound signals represent sound coming from inside the device or outside the device. If the sound signals are coming from the inside the device, then the signals are evaluated in a specified frequency band to determine whether the sound is a baby cry. If a determination is made that there is a baby cry, then a threshold analysis is performed to quantify the cry and compare it to a threshold value. If the cry is above a specified threshold, the device moves the platform and/or generates sound.