Abstract: A pillow is attachable to the window of an automobile or other vehicle via one or more suction cups. The pillow comprises a cushion portion consisting of foam rubber or other soft, resilient material, a fabric cover for the cushion that may be removable, a vertical back portion to which one or more suction cups are attached and which comprises a nonskid material on the side that faces the vehicle window to minimize vertical and horizontal slippage of the pillow when in use.

Abstract: An infant carrier adapted to be worn about the waist of an adult for supporting and transporting an infant on the hip region of the wearer. According to a preferred embodiment, such carrier comprises a fabric belt and an integral fabric seat portion which is adapted to receive and support an infant who is positioned to face the adult wearer with legs straddling the wearer's waist. The integral seat portion is defined by a section of the belt, a loop of fabric extending away from and back to the belt section at spaced locations, and a pair of spaced gussets, positioned one above the other and connecting the belt section and the loop portion. A compressible member, such as polyurethane, foam rubber, or a bladder of air, is disposed in the volume defined by the aforementioned seat-defining members.

Abstract: An infant carrier adapted to be worn about the waist of an adult for supporting and transporting an infant on the hip of the wearer. According to a preferred embodiment, such carrier comprises a shaped member having first and second contoured portions joined along an arcuate line approximating the waist line of the intended wearer. The first contoured portion is shaped to receive and support the buttocks and legs of an infant who is positioned to face the adult wearer with legs straddling the wearer's waist. The second contoured portion is shaped to the hip region of the wearer. The carrier may also include a belt for securing the shaped member to the wearer's waist. By virtue of its design, the weight of the infant is broadly distributed about the wearer's waist and hip region, thereby avoiding the neck and shoulder strain characteristic of heretofore proposed infant carriers.