Abstract: A foldable arm is provided including a central member with a longitudinal body having a proximal end and a distal end opposite the proximal end. A first member is pivotally connected to the proximal end of the longitudinal body of the central member and movable between a stored position substantially adjacent to the central member and a deployed position extending away from the central member. A second member is pivotally connected to the distal end of the longitudinal body of the central member and movable between a stored position in which the second member is nested within a recess define along the longitudinal body of the central member and a deployed position in which the second member extends away from the central member.

Abstract: A diaper caddy is provided including a basket having an open top and a handle spanning the open top of the basket with a light source on the handle that directs light into the open top of the basket and around the basket.

Abstract: A foldable arm is provided including a central member with a longitudinal body having a proximal end and a distal end opposite the proximal end. A first member is pivotally connected to the proximal end of the longitudinal body of the central member and movable between a stored position substantially adjacent to the central member and a deployed position extending away from the central member. A second member is pivotally connected to the distal end of the longitudinal body of the central member and movable between a stored position in which the second member is nested within a recess define along the longitudinal body of the central member and a deployed position in which the second member extends away from the central member.

Abstract: A tub receptacle and sling for bathing an infant has at least two configurations. The tub receptacle includes a first pair of fasteners positioned opposite each other near the foot end of the tub, and a second pair of fasteners positioned opposite each other closer to the head end of the tub. The sling includes an upper pair of fasteners that attach to the tub near the head end, and a lower pair of fasteners that may attached either at the first pair of fasteners or the second pair of fasteners. In a first configuration, the fasteners are attached to the tub at the first pair of receivers and an infant on the sling is fully supported by the sling. In a second configuration, the fasteners are attached to the tub at the second pair of receivers and an infant in the tub is partially supported by the sling and partially supported by the interior surface of the tub.

Abstract: An adjustable infant chair includes a base, arm or middle frame, joined to the base and a seat rotatable joined to the arm or middle frame. The infant chair is adjustable up and down, relative to the base by increasing an angle between the arm and the base, while maintaining an angle between the seat and the base. Advantageously, in one form, the infant seat includes a bouncer or vibration mechanism.

Abstract: A nursing cover for covering a mother's body and a nursing infant. The nursing cover includes a substantially cylindrical main body having an upper edge defining a top opening and lower edge defining a bottom opening and a means for adjusting the size of the top opening. The nursing cover further includes a viewing window having an upper edge positioned adjacent to the upper edge of the main body and a lower edge positioned along the main body towards the lower edge of the main body and boning positioned adjacent to the lower edge of the viewing window with the boning configured to maintain the lower edge of the viewing window away from the mother's chest such that the viewing window is disposed to cross the mother's line of sight from her eyes to the nursing infant.

Abstract: A playmat system includes a series of isosceles right triangle tiles and edge tiles. Advantageously, the triangle shaped tiles and edge tiles have one or of two color or patterns or more. The triangle shaped tiles and edge tiles have complementary edges which allow the triangle tiles to be interlockingly engaged with one another along either hypotenuse edges or like edges to thereby produce a number of different patterns when laid out and interconnected.