A sleeping bag system has the appearance of a stuffed character when not in use as a sleeping bag and includes a torso including a torso compartment therein, a first limb having a first arm compartment therein which is in connection with the torso compartment, a second limb having a second arm compartment therein which is in connection with the torso compartment, at least a third limb having at least a first leg compartment therein which is in connection with the torso compartment. The sleeping bag system further includes an opening in the torso providing access to the torso compartment from outside of the sleeping bag system and an item removably storable in the torso compartment which is adapted to provide stability to the sleeping bag system such that the sleeping bag system can sit upright without support when not in use as a sleeping bag.

A wearable baby blanket includes a front panel. A first rear flap and a second rear flap extend from opposite sides of the front panel. The first and second rear flaps form an open space behind the front panel. A leg pouch holds an elastic band extending between the first and second rear flaps. First and second sleeves extend from the front panel with a connecting strap extending between the first and second sleeves. Between the first and second rear flaps, a slit is formed in the front panel. The slit is dimensioned, shaped and positioned to receive a seatbelt.

An apparatus and method for making same utilizing a breathable mesh material having a reduced suffocation resistance level for infant and toddler use. The breathable mesh material includes an inner and outer fabric that includes larger openings on the front substructure than on the back substructure and a pile substructure is integrated and extends between the front and back substructures allowing air to substantially move effectively therethrough.

A bunting bag, particularly well-suited for use with children and child carriers, has a top panel detachably coupled to a bottom panel so that the top panel may be completely removed from the bottom panel. The bottom panel is configured or shaped to nest or mate in the child carrier without folds or substantial overhangs. The bottom panel includes a harness insert interface. A harness insert interface is provided that secures with the bottom panel via the harness insert interface.

A swaddling blanket and pouch combination (SBPC) (10) that allows an infant to be comfortably and easily swaddled. The blanket (12) is comprised of a right blanket flap (28) and a left blanket flap (46) and includes a designated area to which is removably attached the pouch (70). The pouch features a lower end (78) which includes an opening and closing means that allows an infant's soiled diaper to be easily removed and replaced or to take a rectal temperature. The SBPC (10) is used by first placing the left blanket flap (46) over the pouch (70), which is then followed by placing the right blanket flap (28) over the pouch. The right and left blanket flaps (28,46) as well as the pouch (70) are preferably held in place by hook and loop fasteners (88).

The invention discloses a new portable baby sleeping bag, including a sleeping cradle. The front part of the sleeping cradle is provided with a first accommodation cavity. The rear part of the sleeping bag is provided with a second accommodation cavity. The first accommodation cavity is provided with a first frame. The second accommodation cavity is provided with a second frame. The inner bottom surface of the second frame is provided with a receiving groove. An adjustment mechanism for adjusting the height of the backrest is provided between the bottom surface of the backrest and the bottom surface of the receiving groove. The width and the height of the first frame are respectively smaller than the width and height of the second frame. The bottom of the middle front part of the sleeping cradle is provided with a sealing edge.

This disclosure provides a baby sleeping bag including a bag body and an arm securing structure in the bag body. The arm securing structure includes a securing sheet arranged on an inner wall of the bag body along a transverse width direction of the bag body. A limit space for securing the baby's arms is formed between the securing sheet and the inner wall of the bag body, and a size of the limit space is adjustable. When the baby lies in the sleeping bag, the upper body of the baby may be wrapped in the limit space defined by the securing sheet and the inner wall of the bag body, so as to limit the movement of the baby's arms, effectively preventing the arm from being stretched out of the sleeping bag, and thus avoiding the baby from catching a cold.

Infant swaddling allows an infant to be comfortably and easily swaddled. The swaddling includes a pouch featuring a lower end that can be opened and closed to allow an infant's soiled diaper to be easily removed and replaced or to take a rectal temperature. The swaddling can include a blanket that comprises a first blanket flap and a second blanket flap and that can be removably attached to the pouch. The swaddle is used by placing one of the blanket flaps over the pouch, and then placing the other blanket flap over the pouch.

The present disclosure provides a nap mat. The nap mat includes: a sleep mattress; a pillow, integrally disposed at a first end of the sleep mattress; and a cover blanket, a side of the cover blanket being connected to a side of the sleep mattress, stitches being crossed on the cover blanket, the stitches partitioning an inner space of the cover blanket into a plurality of accommodation chambers, the accommodation chambers being provided with weighted fillers, the weighted fillers being configured to increase a gravity of the cover blanket. With the above configurations, the nap mat according to the present disclosure has good portability and better warmth retention.

A wearable blanket with a distributed weight system for providing gentle and soothing weight on an infant's body without excessive pressure with optional swaddling wings that are removably attached to the wearable blanket. The wearable blanket has an array of subpanels containing weight or pressure-inducing material that can be adjusted to provide evenly distributed weight throughout the front panel of the wearable garment or create a weight gradient to provide more focused weighted support to particular areas of the wearable blanket depending on the physical or medical need of the wearer. The subpanels are compartmentalized and separated from one another to prevent undesirable movement or accumulation of weighed material and may include individual pouches or containers to hold the weight or pressure-inducing material that allows for customization and adjustment of any of a number of the subpanels that constitute the distributed weight system.