Abstract: The invention relates to a cushion for providing support when holding and/or feeding a baby. The cushion includes a sleeve to allow a user to removably attach the cushion to the user's arm.

Abstract: A peanut-shaped cushion is to be used to enhance the comfort of a person kneeling in prayer. The pillow is constructed from a single piece of thick foam material. The opposite ends of the foam are rounded. The mid-section is narrowed so that the foam piece resembles a peanut. The foam is wrapped with a polyester fiber cover and further disposed in a decorative casing, which casing is zippered for easy removal. The casing has a small pocket on one of its planar sides.

Abstract: A stroller having side frame sections which are adapted to fold longitudinally and also laterally toward and away from one another, with a flexible seat and a flexible seat back extending therebetween, and with preferably transparent side panels extending vertically from the seat back to the side sections of the frame, to retain a child between the side panels both in a downwardly retracted generally horizontal position of the seat back and in upper variously inclined positions thereof.