An infant sleep support device includes a semi-rigid curved support having head support, stomach support, and leg support surfaces covered by a padded cushion that simulates a mother's anatomy. Panties having elasticized waist and leg openings are secured to the curved support by straps, and are extended over the infant to secure the infant to the curved support. Shoulder straps may also extend over the infant's shoulders. The curved support is maintained by a frame member in an orientation that positions the head support surface horizontally. The frame member may suspend the curved support for rocking motion, and the curved support may be removably attached to such frame member.

A harness for positioning and securing an infant to a reflux wedge. The harness includes a crotch support having a front flap and a rear flap connected to each other by a transverse section. Two straps extend upward from the rear flap. An infant is placed in the harness and secured to the reflux wedge. The infant's position (up or down) on the surface of the reflux wedge is fully adjustable. The straps are affixed to a horizontal slit found in the main body of the reflux wedge by hook and pile material. The straps are attached to each other by a material section. The harness prevents the infant from slipping down the slope of the wedge. The unique design of the wedge and harness allows for either prone or supine positioning of the infant. Infant shoulder protraction is facilitated in either the prone or supine position when the infant rests within the harness attached to the wedge.

The nursing pillow is a firm foam wedge with feeding surfaces covered in softer, cushioning foam. The pillow itself supports baby and is angled to encourage proper elevation of baby's head necessary for good digestion and proper alignment of baby's mouth and mother's nipple. The outer layer of cushioning foam supports and cradles the baby while reducing the amount of effort required by the mother. The pillow has two covers: one waterproof inner cover and one removable, washable outer cover with a carrying handle.

The baby comforting apparatus provides recording of both an actual mother's heartbeat and the mother's breathing. The apparatus also provides for the simulated rise and fall of a mother's chest while breathing. The infant is placed upon the apparatus in order to mimic the mother's breathing movements. These combined features provide comforting of an infant heretofore not provided. The pliable cover is provided in a variety of materials and colors, with the added benefit of relatively large flat surfaces which are ideal for logo placement.