Experts are warning about these baby products. Do you have one?

Two twin sisters, not yet 50 days old, lie in separate bassinets, quietly sucking on bottles they are too young to hold, their tiny arms and legs fluttering at their sides.

It is a typical morning routine for the sisters, and a precious few minutes for their mother, Shin, to wash her face, make coffee and put in a load of laundry.

Those uninterrupted minutes are made possible by self-feeding pillows, bib-like cushions with built-in pockets that hold baby bottles in place, allowing infants to fee ...