US2005029411A1PendingUtilityA1

Bottle pillow

Priority: Dec 15, 2002Filed: Dec 15, 2002Published: Feb 10, 2005
Est. expiryDec 15, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A61J 9/0684A61J 9/0638
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Abstract

The abstract to this invention is that the bottle pillow with the insert cut out of plastic, foam, piping tubing or just stuffing made of polyester or cotton allows the baby's bottle to be held at the natural angle for feeding the baby. Some babies teeth and develop more rapid in these generations. Teething limbs sewen directly on the pillow allows the baby to scratch gums when he needs to scratch. This pillow gives the child comfort and it also becomes a toy for playing and amusement. Mother can supervise the feeding and prepare the family meals now that her hands are free in the baby's feeding. The baby is then feeding himself and continuing his developmental process. This bottle pillow is totally washable and totally safe. I use the bottle pillow in my everyday activities.

Claims

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1 . I claim that the bottle pillow is a pillow that has a unique design and is used with the purpose of proping a bottle for feeding a baby. The pillow various shapes and sizes, with words or expressions of special sayings (i.e. daddy's little girl,) printed on side of pillow. The pillow has limbs sewen on the pillow for the baby when he needs to scratch his gums. The pillow comes in animal shapes as well. The pillow made from various fabrics such as leather, vinly, fleece, terrycloth, cotton, polyester or any useable fabric. The pillow made with stuffing of polyester, foam insert, plastic insert, tubing or piping to form the cut out groove that holds the bottle in place for the baby to feed while in crib, car seat or in mothers arms. The bottle pillow allows mother to free her hands and supervise feeding while preparing family meals.

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