Comfort pillow
OwnerEarl W. Seip, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A comfort pillow is attachable to one leg of a person in order to keep the person's knees separated while resting or sleeping. The comfort pillow includes upper and lower pads which are located adjacent to the user's thigh and calf, respectively. A middle section made of batting material is located adjacent to the user's knee. A pair of straps fasten the comfort pillow to the leg of the user. The batting material of the middle section allows the comfort pillow to bend and follow the natural movements of the user's knee. The comfort pillow allows the user's spine to remain straight during rest or sleep, particularly for persons lying on their side, and the straps retain the comfort pillow between the user's knees throughout the sleeping period.
Claims20
A pillow for placement between the knees of two human legs, said pillow comprising:
- a cover member having a length defining a length direction and a width defining a width direction, said cover member being divided into a first section, a second section, and a third section aligned one after another along said length direction;
- a first cushion located within said first section;
- a second cushion located within said second section;
- a third cushion located within said third section;
- a first strap attached to said first section and extending away from said first section in said width direction;
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- a second strap attached to said third section and extending away from said third section in said width direction,
- wherein said first cushion and said third cushion are formed of a first cushion material, and said second cushion is formed of a second cushion material different from said first cushion material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.