Little Kids, Inc.

Other

Lurie; George S.

Keith D Patterson

James E Routzong

George S Lurie

Alexia Abernathy

Disclosed is a device for use with a nursing bottle having an inner bag. In one embodiment, the device comprises a base member and a first member extending from the base member and adapted to engage with the inner bag of the nursing bottle. The device further comprises a second member extending from the base member and adapted to support the nursing bottle during feeding. The base member is formed with a lip portion which surrounds the first and second members. In operation, a person feeding an infant may support the nursing bottle upon the second member while filing the nursing bottle with baby formula. Thereafter, the person may remove the nursing bottle from the second member and engage the nursing bottle with the first member to eliminate air from the inner bag of the nursing bottle. This is accomplished by pushing the nursing bottle downward along the first member. Any spillage overflow of the baby formula resulting from filling the nursing bottle or eliminating air from the nursing bottle is retained within the base member by the lip portion.

Device for eliminating air from a nursing bottle

Nursing bottle air eliminator

Bubble tube

Toy football

A spill-resistant bowl consists of a larger diameter outer bowl, a smaller diameter inner bowl Which is releasably and concentrically mounted inside the outer bowl, and an annular cover which is received around the top of the outer bowl. The inner bowl is operative for receiving food, such as milk and cereal, and the central opening of the annular cover allows the user to remove the food from the inner bowl. If the bowl is abruptly moved during use so as to cause the liquid in the inner bowl to rise up and spill over the edge of the inner bowl, the liquid is deflected downwardly by the annular cover into the surrounding outer bowl.

Spill-resistant bowl

A football is provided with rearwardly extending fins which promote a tight spiralling rotation of the football when it is thrown through the air. A first of the fins is joined to the football by a centrally located notch therein which interlocks with a second fin integral with the football body when the first fin is passed through a centrally located slot in the second fin and adjacent football body. The fins include flat end surfaces which may be received on a supporting surface for supporting the ball in an upright position. The rearwardly extending fins elevate the body portion above the supporting surface and thereby make it easier to kick.

Football

A holder for a liquid containing package such as an aseptic juice package including a housing that receives the aseptic juice package in secure relation therein, the housing having an internal projection fixed therein that is received in an opening as formed in the juice package when the package is inserted into the housing, the projection having a passage formed therein that communicates with a feed member that is mounted on the housing, the liquid in the package being directed through the passage in the projection and outwardly of the feed member through a feed passage as formed therein when the holder is tipped by the user during the use thereof.

Holder for liquid containing package

Holder for a beverage carton

A non-spill container for preventing the spilling of liquid therefrom when the container is tipped or turned upside down is disclosed. The non-spill container includes a bottom member and a top member that is releasably mounted on the bottom member, the bottom member including an annular wall portion and an annular flange portion. The top member that is joined to the bottom member also includes an upper annular wall portion to which an upper annular flange section is joined at the lowermost end thereof, the flanges of the top and bottom members being interconnected to releasably interlock the top and bottom members together. An opening is formed in the top wall of the top member, and a tube is joined to the underside of the top wall and communicates with the opening, the tube depending coaxially from the top wall interiorly of the upper annular wall section to a location that is adjacent to the upper annular flange, the volume of the lower annular wall portion of the bottom member being somewhat less than the volume of the upper annular wall section through which the tube extends so that liquid contained in the lower annular wall portion of the bottom member is prevented from entering the tube for discharge therethrough when the container is tipped during the use thereof.

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Providence, RI, United States of America

Keith D Patterson