A pacifier 2 includes: a nipple portion 3 held in a mouth of the infant; and a back plate portion 4 that has an asymmetrical shape with respect to an axis 36 passing through a center 35 of the nipple portion 3 and extending in a vertical direction connecting a nose and the mouth of the infant in a state where the infant holds the pacifier 2 in the mouth. The back plate portion 4 includes: a main body portion 41; and an extension portion 42 that is connected to the main body portion 41 on either side of a lateral direction that is perpendicular to the vertical direction and connects left and right cheeks of the infant in a state where the infant holds the pacifier 2 in the mouth, the extension portion 42 extending from the main body portion 41 toward the either side.

A pacifier glove is provided. The pacifier glove includes a mitten body having opposing sides and having a closed end and an open end, the opposing sides of the mitten body defining an opening there between, the opening being accessible via the open end. An elastic member is configured on the mitten body and proximate the open end, and a strap member is configured on an opposing side of the mitten body and proximate the open end, the strap member opposing the elastic member. A pocket is configured on an exterior surface of the mitten body, the pocket having exterior and interior surfaces. A pacifier is coupled to the exterior surface of the pocket, and the pocket is configured to be turned inside-out on the mitten body to create an inside-out pocket. Under the condition that the pocket is turned inside-out, the pacifier is repositioned within the inside-out pocket.

A device for storage and supply of at least one oral requirement-fulfilling element for an infant and/or a toddler, includes a storage unit for storing the oral requirement-fulfilling element, a filling unit for filling the storage unit with the at least one oral requirement-fulfilling element, and an output unit for retrieving the at least one oral requirement-fulfilling element from the storage unit. A conveying apparatus conveys the at least one oral requirement-fulfilling element from the filling unit to the output unit.

There is provided a tactile sensory device for use by a baby or child. The tactile sensory device comprises a pulsation actuator configured to, in use, produce a mechanical vibration having a pulsatile waveform that is the same, or substantially the same as, a pulsatile waveform of blood flowing in an umbilical cord.

A pacifier is disclosed having a guard with a nipple disposed about center of the guard extending downward from a bottom of the guard. The guard has a plurality of wings extending outward from a elongate handle disposed about a center of the guard. The elongate handle forms a protrusion extending upward from the guard.

A multi-functional infant device that serves both as a teething toy and a picture display or mirror assembly. The device comprises an external oral stimulation surface formed from a soft, infant-safe material and an internal frame configured to hold either one or more transparent or translucent layers or a reflective surface. These layers are designed to retain a photograph, printed insert, or mirror, and are secured in place by a two-part interlocking internal frame. The outer case fully encloses the internal frame and features textured extrusions to provide varied teething surfaces for sensory stimulation. The overall structure may be shaped in various configurations, including geometric or thematic outlines, and includes optional attachment features for portability. The invention enables visual engagement and teething relief in a single compact assembly, designed for safe use by infants.

The present invention relates to a pacifier with an integrated coupling mechanism that includes a flexible shield, a nipple, a pair of actuating arms, and a pair of knobs. A stretchable ring is coupled to the actuating arms and configured to apply a contracting force that draws the knobs together in a resting state. When external pressure is applied to pressing surfaces on the shield, the shield flexes along a median axis, separating the actuating arms and opening the knobs. Releasing the pressure allows the stretchable ring to return the knobs to a closed position, securely attaching the pacifier to an object such as a bib or garment. Optional features include a hinge joining the ring to the shield, textured gripping knobs, a concave shield profile, and structural support walls. The design enhances accessibility, eliminates the need for external clips, and promotes ease of use for caregivers and infants.

A pacifier device includes a contoured mouth portion, a base guard, and a handle. The contoured mouth portion has a nipple tip and a nipple base configured to engage the oral cavity of an infant and permit airflow through one or more vent holes. The base guard is positioned outside the mouth during use and provides a stable interface with the infant's face. A handle is connected to the base guard for manipulating and securing the device. In certain embodiments, the components are integrally formed.