A bedsheet with an integrated swaddle garment can hold babies securely while allowing access to the baby (e.g., to one or more arms and/or one or more legs of the baby) for examination and/or medical procedures without having to take the baby out of the garment. The bedsheet can be fitted over a mattress (e.g., at home, in a hospital) and the baby (newborn baby, premature baby, infant) can be placed in a cavity or pocket in the blanket and portions of the garment fastened to secure the baby or infant within the garment.

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).

An infant calming/sleep-aid device is provided that includes a sleep sack into which an infant can be placed, the sleep sack having an upper portion and a lower portion, the upper portion adapted to enclose the infant's torso and arms, the lower portion adapted to enclose the infant's hips, legs, and feet, wherein the upper portion of the sleep sack is wider than the lower portion to allow for infant to be swaddled while wearing a sleeper garment.

The improved partitioned modular bedding device converts a standard mattress into a partitioned sleeping arrangement wherein multiple individuals may sleep without interfering with one another. A washable fabric base member covers the mattress top and is retained thereon by tensioned side panels. Outer flanges, a foot flange, and a head flange on the top surface of the base member define each occupant chamber. Releasable fasteners attach overlapping flange ends. A sheath member attaches to the inner surface of the outer flanges and foot flange to secure the occupant within the chamber. One or more overlayer members and an underlayer member may be utilized within the chamber for occupant comfort, each retained within the chamber by releasable fasteners.

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).

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to a pillow representative of a fantasy character, a pet character or an animal character and a sleeping bag aesthetically matching the pillow in terms of the fantasy character, the pet character or the animal character. The pillow includes a plurality of appendages that are at least one of arms and legs of the fantasy character, the pet character or the animal character. The sleeping bag is detachably connected to the pillow. The pillow is further configured to be used as a standard arm pillow or as a seat, and the sleeping bag in a foldable configuration enables the slumber bag system to be displayed vertically.

A combination pillow/blanket and combination pillow/comforter are described. Both combinations include first and second pillow portions that can be detachably coupled together. In the combination pillow/blanket, a first end of the blanket is coupled to the first pillow portion and a second end is coupled to the second pillow portion. When the first and second pillow portions are coupled together, the blanket is positioned within the second pillow portion. When the first and second pillow portions are detached and spaced apart, the blanket extends between the two pillow portions. In the combination pillow/comforter, the comforter is attached to a portion of each of the first and second pillow portions. When the first and second pillow portions are coupled together, the comforter is positioned within the second pillow portion. When the first and second pillow portions are detached from one another, they are spaced apart adjacent opposing ends of the comforter.

A sleeping bag that includes a front side and a rear side. The front side has a first graphic member coupled to a surface of the front side. The first graphic member extends from a lower portion upwards to at least a middle portion of the sleeping bag. A fastener that has a front mating member and a rear mating member, wherein the front mating member can be coupled to a lower portion of the front side and the rear mating member can be coupled to the rear side and adjacent to a bottom of the sleeping bag. A second graphic member coupled to the rear side, and above and adjacent to the rear mating member. The lower portion of the sleeping bag can be folded wherein the rear mating member is configured to couple to the front mating member

A new or alternative swaddling garment that swaddles infants by sufficiently restraining movement of the limbs to suppress the startle reflex, yet allowing movement of hand to mouth thereby facilitating non-nutritive sucking and allowing the infant to self-soothe by sucking the hands or the fabric of the garment.

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.