The First Years Inc.

Learning Curve Brands, Inc.

Kyle A Nanna

Richard M Foley

John Kearney

Sherry Thomas

Jon R Rossman

Bryan R Hotaling

Michael Thomas Kane

James Joseph Britto

Vincent J DeSanto

Jennifer M Long

Elizabeth Nelson

Dana L Padula

Gerry J Kaeblein

Susan M Grassel

Elizabeth M Hession-Kunz

A child exercise device including a base assembly, a kick panel support assembly, a kick panel assembly, and a seat assembly. The base assembly includes a housing and a plurality of tracks oriented substantially parallel to each other. The kick panel support assembly is supported by the base and includes a plate coupled to the housing and a front panel coupled to the plate, the front panel having a plurality of apertures. The kick panel assembly is received by the plurality of apertures and includes a frame and a panel supported by the frame. The seat assembly includes a seat adapted to support the child and a plurality of wheels coupled to the seat and adapted to be received in one of the tracks in the base.

Child exercise seat

A breast pad has a wax-like medicament, such as lanolin, disposed on an exposed surface of an inner surface of the pad in only a limited region, leaving other regions of the inner surface has a permeable region free of the medicament.

Medicated breast pad

A breast pad has a wax-like medicament, such as lanolin, disposed on an exposed surface of an inner liner of the pad in only a limited region, leaving other regions of the inner liner has a permeable region free of the medicament.

A booster seat comprises a base having a lower surface sized to rest upon a chair seat and an upper surface generally parallel to the lower surface, a seat back hinged connected to the base at a rearward portion of the booster seat and constructed to be folded toward and secured against the base for storage, an adjustable strap extending from the booster seat a length sufficient to secure the booster seat upon a chair, wherein the upper surface and the lower surface are spaced apart by at least about 1 inch when supporting a child weighing about 20 pounds thereupon to provide an elevated seating position, and wherein, with the seat back folded against the upper surface of the base for storage, the booster seat has an overall thickness, measured perpendicularly to the lower surface of the base, of less than about 3 inches.

Booster seat

A child's feeding seat includes a base, a tiltable seat for holding a child, and a removable feeding tray. The base has a bottom surface for supporting the seat upon a horizontal support. The tiltable seat includes a seat frame with a back portion and a pair of side arms, with the seat frame attached to the base in one of a series of selectable tilt positions, and a bottom portion attached to the seat frame at one of a series of selectable positions for adjusting the height of the bottom portion with respect to the back portion of the seat frame. The feeding tray is adapted to be removably attached to both of the side arms of the seat frame. The base includes a pair of spaced apart slots for receiving a strap to secure the seat base to the horizontal support, such as a dining chair.

Feeding seat

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Westwood, MA, United States of America

Kyle A Nanna