Susan Lee Brown
Landscape Architect at 28 Ave, Denver, CO

6523200, Feb 25, 2003

May 9, 2001

09/852860

Susan Matthews Brown - Evergreen CO 80439

A41B 1300

5639, 5655, 5637, 2 491

A neck pillow comprises a pillow body having a medial region and two opposing arms that extend from the medial region to form a generally open well. A bib is coupled to the pillow body.

2005012, Jun 16, 2005

Feb 1, 2005

11/049332

Susan Matthews Brown - Evergreen CO, US
Sheila Littlehorn - Littleton CO, US
Clarice Bonzer - Littleton CO, US

The Boppy Company - Golden CO

A47C027/00

005655000

A pillow for holding an infant comprises a pillow body having a padded region and a well region. The padded region comprises an upper section, a lower section and two side sections that surround the well region. The padded region further comprises a cover and a fill material stuffed within the cover. The pillow body angles upward from the lower section to the upper section such that when an infant is placed onto the pillow the infant is inclined, with the infant's bottom resting in the well region and the infant's back and head resting on the upper section.

7451508, Nov 18, 2008

Jun 15, 2007

11/764107

Susan Matthews Brown - Evergreen CO, US
Kristin A. Tidwell - Denver CO, US

The Boppy Company, LLC - Golden CO

A47G 9/02

5655, 5657, 5490, 5633, 5640

A support pillow that comprises a pillow body having a medial region and two curved arms that extend from the medial region to define a generally open well. A back rest extends vertically upward from the medial region. This configuration permits an infant to be placed in the open well, with the curved arms of the pillow body supporting the infant from tipping side to side and the back rest supporting the infant's back. Conveniently, the back rest may be incorporated into a slipcover that is placed over the pillow body.

7624461, Dec 1, 2009

Jan 16, 2007

11/623645

Kristin A. Tidwell - Denver CO, US
Susan Matthews Brown - Golden CO, US

The Boppy Company, LLC - Golden CO

A47G 9/10, A61G 7/065

5655, 5656, 5657

A support pillow is disclosed which may include a cushion body, a cover and a mat. The cushion body may have a medial region and two opposing arms that define a generally open well, with the cushion body possibly having an outer periphery and an inner periphery adjacent the well. The cover may be disposed over the cushion body such that the cover may conform generally to the shape of the cushion body. The mat may be coupled with at least one of the cushion body and the cover.

2002012, Sep 12, 2002

Mar 8, 2001

09/802310

Susan Matthews Brown - Evergreen CO, US

A47G009/00

005/636000, 005/655000

A support pillow comprises a cushion body having a medial region and two opposing arms that define a generally open well, with the cushion body having an outer periphery and an inner periphery adjacent the well. A shell encompasses and tightly conforms to the cushion body. A fabric cover is removably disposed over the shell such that the fabric cover conforms to the shell. The fabric cover defines an opening to permit the cover to be placed over the shell, and the fabric covering includes at least one fastener to close the opening once the cover has been placed over the shell.

2003021, Nov 27, 2003

Jun 11, 2003

10/460508

Susan Matthews Brown - Evergreen CO, US
Sheila Littlehorn - Littleton CO, US
Clarice Bonzer - Littleton CO, US

Susan H. Matthews Brown - Evergreen CO

B65D025/54

206/770000

A support pillow kit comprises a pillow comprising a pillow body having a medial region and two opposing arms, and a base member comprising a bottom and two spaced apart walls extending from the bottom. The pillow rests on the bottom and is held between the two walls, and a transparent cover covers the pillow and the base member.

2005016, Aug 4, 2005

Jan 29, 2004

10/769007

Susan Matthews Brown - Evergreen CO, US
Sheila Littlehorn - Littleton CO, US

The Boppy Company - Golden CO

B68G007/00

029091100

In one embodiment, a method for making a pillow comprises cutting at least one piece of fabric to form a pair of skins that each comprise a midsection and two arm sections. The two skins are sewn together near their outer edges except for a portion of the mid section to form a shell defining and interior and having a middle region with an opening into the interior and two opposing arms extending from the middle region to form a well region. A fill material is blown into the interior of the shell until the pillow has a firmness defined by an IFD of at least about 20 Newtons with 25% deflection, and the opening in the middle region is closed.

2003000, Jan 16, 2003

Sep 10, 2002

10/241504

Susan Matthews Brown - Golden CO, US

The Boppy Company - Golden CO

A47G009/00, A47G009/02

005/636000, 005/490000, 005/655000

A support pillow comprises a cushion body having a medial region and two opposing arms that define a generally open well, with the cushion body having an outer periphery and an inner periphery adjacent the well. A shell encompasses and tightly conforms to the cushion body. A fabric cover is removably disposed over the shell such that the fabric cover conforms to the shell. The fabric cover defines an opening to permit the cover to be placed over the shell, and the fabric covering includes at least one fastener to close the opening once the cover has been placed over the shell.

2005021, Sep 29, 2005

Mar 26, 2004

10/811298

Sheila Littlehorn - Littleton CO, US
Susan Brown - Golden CO, US

The Boppy Company - Golden CO

A47D013/00

005655000

A sleep positioner comprises a body region having a top surface forming loop fasteners and first and second support cushions each having a flat bottom surface having at least one hook fastener. The support cushions are removably positionable on the top surface of the body region to form a space therebetween to receive and maintain an infant in a supine position. A support pillow extends from at least a portion of the body region and includes a cushion member having a support region, to support at least a portion of the head of the infant, at least partially surrounding a pressure relief region. The pressure relief region is configured to receive at least a portion of the back side of the head such that pressure applied to the back side of the head is reduced when lying in the supine position.