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Patrick Alan O'Donnell

Teresa H O'Donnell

A toy apparatus includes a back housing portion which includes straps for connecting the apparatus to a crib. A plurality of item pressing members are connected to an interior portion of the back housing portion. A front housing portion includes a housing connector for connecting the front housing portion to the back housing portion. The front housing portion includes a plurality of item retainers and a plurality of windows placed in registration with the item retainers. A plurality of infant stimulus items are retained in the item retainers. The item retainers are placed in registration with the item pressing members when the front housing portion and the back housing portion are placed in a closed orientation. A housing lock assembly is connected between the back housing portion and the front housing portion, for keeping the back housing portion and the front housing portion closed with respect to each other. The infant stimulus items can include stimulus cards which include grab tabs located on back sides of the stimulus cards. The housing connector includes a hinge connected between an edge of the back housing portion and a complementary edge of the front housing portion. An electrical power and distribution system is supported by the back housing portion. The electrical power and distribution system includes a battery power supply, electrical conductors, and electrical contacts for powering electrical items used in the apparatus. A lock-enabled electrical switch is located in series in the electrical power and distribution system.

Infant stimulus toy apparatus

A cab to cap gap filler apparatus includes a top assembly which includes a top width that is greater than a gap width of a gap between a rear of a truck cab and a front of a truck bed cap. The top assembly is flexible along lines which are parallel to the top width, and the top assembly has a top length which is sufficiently long for the top assembly to cover horizontal and vertical portions of the gap between the rear of the cab and the front of the truck bed cap when the top assembly is flexed around horizontal and vertical portions of the gap. A flexible housing assembly is connected to a bottom side of the top assembly and includes a portion which has a housing width which is less than the top width, and a quantity of moldable solid particulate material is contained within the flexible housing assembly. The moldable solid particulate material is adapted to be squeezed between the gap between the rear of the cab and the front of the truck bed cap when the top assembly is placed over the gap and pressure is applied to a top side of the top assembly. End assemblies are connected to ends of the top assembly. The end assemblies and/or top assembly include pockets which contain magnets. The pockets includes hook and loop closures.

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Billerica, MA, United States of America

Patrick Alan O'Donnell