Abstract: A breast pump system. The system includes a pump for generating suction; at least one breast shield; a first bottle operatively coupled to the breast shield for collecting milk; tubing connected between the pump and the breast shield for transmitting suction from the pump to the breast shield to draw milk into the breast shield; and a controller in communication with the pump. The controller is configured to control the pump to generate different suction levels in a cyclic manner at a frequency, control the pump to start and stop pumping, collect input from a user of an amount of milk collected, and store information for at least one pumping session.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is provided that includes a frame mountable at an opening of a shower enclosure. The shower door assembly also includes a door panel movably mounted to the frame and configured to close off a first portion of the enclosure opening. The shower door assembly further includes a storage unit movably mounted to the frame and configured to close off a second portion of the enclosure opening. The storage unit has at least one shelf accessible at least from inside the shower enclosure.

Abstract: An infant positioning aid including a pair of position members arranged on opposite sides of the infant, and where at least one of the position members is adjustable to a selected shape that is maintained during use.

Abstract: A baby monitor including a receiver configured to receive a plurality of digital signals, each produced by a separate electrical unit and representing an audible acoustical signal. The baby monitor also including a speaker configured to output the sounds represented by the plurality of digital signals, a microphone configured to detect sound waves generated by a first user, a CODEC configured to convert the sound waves generated by the first user to a digital signal, and a transmitter. The transmitter operable in a first mode, in which the transmitter transmits the digital signal representative of the sound waves generated by the first user to less than all of the electrical units from which it has received digital signals.