BETH G RUMACK, NNP
Nursing at Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ

2011025, Oct 20, 2011

Jun 29, 2011

13/172586

Beth G. Rumack - Phoenix AZ, US

A47C 20/02, A47K 3/024, B23P 11/00

5632, 29428, 45731

A bath sling for bathing an infant, toddler, or child including a frame, a head support member, a shoulder roll, and a backrest, where the frame, the head support member, the shoulder roll, and the backrest each are made of a waterproof material. The head support member is coupled to the backrest via the frame in a position above the backrest in an x-plane and a y-plane. The shoulder roll is coupled to the backrest via the frame in a position above the backrest and below the head support member in the x-plane and the y-plane. The shoulder roll protrudes in the z-plane to form a support for the shoulders of the infant, toddler, or child. The backrest includes a back portion and at least one side portion in the x-plane and the y-plane to support at least a portion of an infant's upper body, where the backrest is configured to prevent the lower body of the infant from falling through the frame. The bath sling can be used for bathing an infant, toddler, or child, or any other water-based activity.

8328278, Dec 11, 2012

Nov 25, 2009

12/626131

Beth G. Rumack - Phoenix AZ, US

A47C 7/46

29721912, 29723012, 2972847

A child positioning insert including a frame with a first column and a second column, where the first and second columns are positioned vertically. The first column has a first guide and the second column has a second guide, where the first and second guides extend along a portion of the length of each column. A shoulder roll connects to the frame via the first column and the second column, so that the shoulder roll is perpendicular to the first column and the second column. The shoulder roll has a backing that connects to the first guide and to the second guide such that the backing can move vertically along the first and second guides. A head support member connects to the frame in a position above the frame and above the shoulder roll, so that the head support member includes a first support member to substantially prevent lateral motion of a person's head in a first direction and a second support member to substantially prevent lateral motion of the person's head in a second direction.

2008023, Sep 25, 2008

Mar 24, 2008

12/077990

Beth G. Rumack - Phoenix AZ, US

A47D 1/00, A47C 7/40

29721912

An insert for protecting the breathing airway of an infant conforms to the incline angle of an infant seat, such as a car seat, high chair, stroller, or jogger. Preferably the insert is hinged so it can be used in an infant seat or laid flat for use on a changing table or other flat surface. In use, two side rolls contact the infant to prevent it from moving sideways. A bottom roll prevents slouching in the seat and supports the infant's legs when laid flat. Preferably, the bottom roll is removable so the insert may be used with larger infants who do not need the provided support. An adjustable shoulder roll extends between the side rolls and can be moved up or down for proper placement behind the infant's shoulders. The shoulder roll compensates for the infant's rearward-elongated head, keeping it in a natural position to avoid compromising the airway. The rolls are preferably made of memory foam and covered by machine-washable fabric.