A baby bottle grip device is disclosed for optimal gripping by a baby. The baby bottle grip device comprises a body component that is configured in a prolate spheroid shape. The body component would be plastic or rubber with a plurality of through-holes surrounding the exterior of the body component. The through-holes allow for gripping and make it easier for babies to grab and learn how to hold onto a bottle. The body component has a hollow, interior cavity and open ends for receiving a conventional baby bottle. The baby bottle is held within the body component via an interference fit. The body component can be manufactured in different sizes, depending on the size of the baby bottle to be held.

A support system for a baby bottle has a support body having a generally cylindrical portion. A channel is defined within the support body. A slot is defined between slot edges of the support body extending between a first end portion and a second end portion. First and second handle portions are coupled to the support body. The first and second handle portions are coupled to the support body at an angle less than about 120 degrees apart from each other about a surface of the support body. The support body is sized and configured to support a baby bottle positioned within the channel defined within the support body. In some embodiments, the first and second handle portions have handle grip portions that are coupled to the support body at an angle between about 5 degrees and about 30 degrees relative to a surface of the support body.

A nipple for use with an infant drinking cup is disclosed herein. The nipple comprises a domed portion having a central region and an inner surface, a teat portion radially offset from the central region, and a radially-outer wall. The radially-outer wall is joined to the domed portion at a joining location and comprises an inner fluid-flow surface, defining a fluid flow direction. A region of the inner surface of the domed portion at the joining location is substantially parallel to said fluid flow direction, or the inner fluid-flow surface of the teat portion extends radially outwardly, away from said region of the inner surface of the domed portion at the joining location.

Aspects of the invention include an improved, adaptable sleeve for attaching at least one handle which can accommodate a range of containers of varying shape, size or material compositions. In certain embodiments, the sleeve has one or more protrusions having ergonomic features to assist holding the container upon which the sleeve is installed. In certain embodiments the sleeve is comprised of an elastomer material. In certain embodiments the sleeve is comprised of an expandable, corrugated sleeve wall to receive, conform and adapt to a range of containers. In certain embodiments the sleeve provides improved grasping and control functionality for infants, and users with limited grasping capabilities due to youth, injury or other impairments or restrictions. Accordingly, in certain embodiments the sleeve is silicone with the protruding elements configured to function both as a grasping and control aid for the container and a safe teething chew accessory for infants.

A baby bottle blender includes a baby bottle having a top collar and a bottom collar, and a nipple. The nipple cap is removably attached to the top collar of the baby bottle and holds the nipple extending through a central aperture of the nipple cap onto the top collar. An agitating unit is centrally retained within a bottom attaching cap. A base member has a top recess to engage the agitating unit. An electrical mechanism in the base member operates the agitating unit, so that the agitating unit will thoroughly blend a formula in a liquid in the baby bottle in approximately seven seconds.

The disclosure discloses an anti-flatulence milk bottle, which comprises a bottle body and a nipple, wherein an edge of the nipple is arranged at a bottleneck of the bottle body through a threaded cover, the threaded cover is in threaded connection with a periphery of the bottleneck, a first air returning cover and a second air returning cover are arranged between the nipple and the bottleneck, a first gap is formed between the first air returning cover and the second air returning cover, a second gap is formed between the threaded cover and an outer surface of the bottleneck, the first gap is communicated with the second gap, the first air returning cover is provided with a first opening communicated with an interior of the bottle body, and the first gap, the second gap and the first opening form a confluence passage.

A container gripping aid (1) has a jacket (2) for reception of a container such as a baby bottle (3). The jacket (2) has a mesh configuration with a plurality of through-holes (5) to facilitate gripping of the jacket (2) by a baby. The jacket (2) has an egg-like shape. Thus, when it is engaged with the bottle (3), most of the jacket (2) side wall is supported spaced-apart from an exterior side wall (6) of the container (3) which enables a baby to easily grip the mesh of the jacket (2).

An apparatus is provided, which includes a plurality of elongated strands having joinder regions uniting adjacent strands at a distance along a length of an outer perimeter of the elongated strands, the elongate strands being configured to couple together for a distance along their lengths. The elongated strands form a surface of a mesh when the joinder regions are coupled. The apparatus may further include a manducable protrusion coupled to the mesh and extending a distance away from an exterior surface of the mesh.

The present invention discloses a baby bottle holder which includes a strap and fastener by which the wrist of the user can be fastened while the other end is a string like structure to hold bottle having a free or unrestricted cross-sectional area of suitable dimensions. The assembly base which is compact and lock more securely to the hand and also provides cushion for the wrist. This invention thus acts to restrain the bottle holding utilizing both hands. The user can fix the holder with one hand and can utilize the other hand in other daily chores. This device can be used by anyone with any skill level and does not need a learning curve. This device can be used as a mobile device holder, cup holder and for baby bottle holder.

A bottle handling system including a bottle strap that wraps around a bottle and a hand strap that wraps around an arm or at least a portion of a hand. The bottle strap includes a first end, a second end, a first outer surface, and a first inner surface that engages the bottle when the bottle strap is wrapped around the bottle. The first inner surface overlaps the first outer surface to form a first loop that engages the bottle. The hand strap includes a third end, a fourth end, a second outer surface, and a second inner surface that engages the arm or at least the portion of the hand. The bottle strap and the hand strap are coupled together at an interface. The second inner surface overlaps the second outer surface to form a second loop that engages the arm or at least the portion of the hand.