A boot shaped pillow for use by a mother or some other person to aid in feeding an infant. The pillow is intended to rest on the person's lap and curve around his or her abdomen while the person is seated. The person rests his or her arm on the pillow and with the same arm supports the infant for an optimal feeding position. The pillow is made of a plurality of layers which together provide a constant firmness and machine washability.
A breastfeeding breast support roll is constructed of an outer layer of soft, absorbent material filled with compressible and or resilient material. The breastfeeding breast support roll is placed underneath the breastfeeding breast, allowing a woman to breastfeed an infant in an upright position without difficulty. The breastfeeding support roll lifts the breast upright and directs the nipple outward to enable proper positioning of the baby to latch onto the nipple for proper breastfeeding. The breastfeeding breast support roll promotes successful breastfeeding efforts by providing a breastfeeding aid that is portable, compact, convenient and simple to use and position.
A flexible, crescent shaped pillow to assist mothers to maintain an anatomically correct alignment between mouth and nipple while breast feeding. This alignment is a key factor in ensuring optimum flow of milk. The pillow is both highly flexible and supportive. These are the key features that make it an effective aide to breast feeding mothers. These properties are achieved through the use of a low density bead filling which can shift and flow within the casing, thus providing the correct support where it is needed. The pillow is designed to be used while feeding in a variety of positions and from either breast. Use of the pillow also reduces fatigue and stress for both baby and mother while nursing. The bead filling allows for the passage of air and liquids through the pillow. This contributes to increased safety in terms of reduced risk of suffocation. and less opportunity for the growth of mold and bacteria.
An arm pillow comprising a pillow having an elastic support sleeve attached to a backside of the pillow. The support sleeve fits snugly over a user's elbow so the pillow will not move on the elbow.
According to the invention, a support pillow has a shape and construction that makes the support pillow particularly useful in situations in which it is necessary or desirable to have a support surface near the body of a user. The support pillow can be securely attached to the body to, for example, aid in supporting a baby during feeding, provide support of the elbows, forearms and wrists while reading or using a keyboard, or provide support for the forearms or external objects while engaging in an activity such as watching television or eating. The support pillow cushions and supports the back, and helps to hold the back in an orthopedically correct position. The support pillow also relieves muscle stress associated with holding a baby or other object by enabling the baby or object to be supported by the pillow. The support pillow is shaped to conform to the user's body and can be adjusted to have a fit of desired tightness so that the pillow remains stably and securely in place on the user (even when the user is standing or moving around), the back support of the pillow is enhanced and the pillow fits comfortably on the wearer.
An arm positioning device for scanning devices and the like is described. The device has a top surface, a bottom surface, a first leg and a second leg. Each of the legs has a first end and a second end. The first end of each leg has a height less than the height of the second end of each leg. The second ends of the legs are connected to a body portion. The body portion has a height greater than the first ends of the legs.