Abstract: An improved system and method for management of leased real property, specifically tailored to the creation and transmission of certain notices to residents of apartment buildings and forms necessary in the management of such properties, as well as to the moving in and moving out of tenants of such properties.

Abstract: A substantially flat, wearable cushion (10) that a baby carries behind the head. The cushion (10) comprises a substance having impact absorbency (18) that is covered by a wrapper (20). Its corners are rounded and its size is wide enough to surround the baby's head and shoulders and long enough to hold two shoulder straps (12). Shoulder straps (12) are stretchable to ease the baby's arms into the device. Cushion (10) is supported behind the baby's head without any elements that visually or physically protrude around or upon the baby's head. If the baby slips, its head, as well as its neck and shoulders, will fall against cushion (10).

Abstract: A flexible, lightweight baby carrier that positions a baby to see frontward over the bearer's shoulders. The baby is supported at a height where the baby's head reaches the level of the bearer's facial features. The carrier is comprised of a pouch (10) having a head & back support (12), leg openings (16), a pair of extension straps (22), a pair of lifting straps (24), and a pair of side panels (18); also a pair of shoulder straps (26), a pair of underarm straps (32), and a backpiece (28). The shoulder straps (26) are connected at one remote end to pouch (10) and at the other remote end, behind the bearer's neck, to one another at a substantially inflexible location. Thus, a predetermined length for the shoulder straps is created. This predetermined length causes pouch (10) to be suspended on the bearer's body at the desired height. The baby can be quickly and accurately placed without the need for the bearer to first find the correct shoulder strap length.