A bottle holding system for a baby device has a frame assembly having a beam. An attachment is inserted through the beam and securing a bottle on the beam.

The present application relates to the technical field of baby appliance structure, and provides a feeding bottle, including: a body and at least one non-return valve integrally formed at a lower of the body. The non-return valve includes a connection portion that is connected at the body, an extension portion for disturbing the laminar flow state of the internal liquid of the body when shaking the body, and a valve for allowing only the air outside to enter into the body, the extension portion is tapered and extends along a surface of the body toward the interior of the body, the extension portion is located at the inside of the bottom of the body, or located above the inside of the bottom of the body and in the vicinity of the inside of the bottom of the body. This design can solve the problem that the structure of the existing feeding bottle may cause flatulence to the baby due to the unbalanced pressure and may easily lead to incomplete dissolution of the milk powder.

A device useful in the administration of feed product from a feeding assembly to a patient, the device having a mounting piece operable to mount the device to a fixed structure, a holding piece operable to hold the feeding assembly, and a flexible arm extending between the mounting piece and locking piece, the flexible arm having sufficient flexibility to be bent such that the feeding assembly can be moved to a desired height but having sufficient rigidity to hold the feeding assembly at the desired height without unintended movement.

A hydration system comprising: a fluid reservoir comprising a means for reversibly mounting the hydration system to a structure; a supply tube fluidly coupled to the reservoir at its distal end; a reversibly compressible chamber fluidly coupled to the supply tube; a mouthpiece proximate to or at a proximal end of the collapsible chamber; and at least two valves that regulate the flow of fluid through the hydration system, wherein a distal valve is positioned at a distal end of the chamber or along the supply tube and closes in response to compression of the chamber to reduce backflow of fluid into the reservoir during compression, and a proximal valve is positioned at the mouth piece, biased closed for regulating the delivery of fluid out of the mouthpiece and prevents or reduces air induction into the mouthpiece.

A bottle holder and accessory for holding a mobile device includes a first part having a first clamp at a first end that is configured to receive and grasp a bottle. The first part has a stem at an opposite second end and a first arm that is pivotally coupled to the stem. A holder that is configured to hold the mobile device. The holder is pivotally coupled to the first arm.

In some embodiments, an apparatus for supporting a feeding device for an infant is provided. In some examples, an apparatus comprising a body and feeding device support structure is provided. A body and feeding device support structure may comprise one or more pieces of fabric, the one or more pieces of fabric are attached by one or more seams. The feeding device support structure may comprise a U-shaped support structure and an elastic band for positioning a feeding device. In some embodiments, an apparatus may comprise an animal design and/or shape.

In some embodiments, an apparatus for supporting a feeding device for an infant is provided. In some examples, an apparatus comprising a body and feeding device support structure is provided. A body and feeding device support structure may comprise one or more pieces of fabric, the one or more pieces of fabric are attached by one or more seams. The feeding device support structure may comprise a U-shaped support structure and an elastic band for positioning a feeding device. In some embodiments, an apparatus may comprise an animal design and/or shape.

An apparatus includes a baby bottle holder configured to support a baby bottle at a deployed position located proximate to a baby. The baby is able to reach the baby bottle in the deployed position. The baby is received and positioned in a movable baby carriage. The movable baby carriage has a carriage handle. The baby bottle holder is also configured to selectively attach to, and detach from, the carriage handle of the movable baby carriage at a storage position. The baby bottle holder, in use, remains positioned away from the reach of the baby who is positioned in the movable baby carriage once the baby bottle holder is selectively attached to the carriage handle of the movable baby carriage at the storage position.

A hydration system comprising: a fluid reservoir comprising a means for reversibly mounting the hydration system to a structure; a supply tube fluidly coupled to the reservoir at its distal end; a reversibly compressible chamber fluidly coupled to the supply tube; a mouthpiece proximate to or at a proximal end of the collapsible chamber; and at least two valves that regulate the flow of fluid through the hydration system, wherein a distal valve is positioned at a distal end of the chamber or along the supply tube and closes in response to compression of the chamber to reduce backflow of fluid into the reservoir during compression, and a proximal valve is positioned at the mouth piece, biased closed for regulating the delivery of fluid out of the mouthpiece and prevents or reduces air induction into the mouthpiece.

A handsfree bottle support harness for supporting a bottle. The handsfree bottle support harness includes a base having a first end and second end, a top surface and bottom surface, wherein the top surface contains a channel tapering from the first end to the second end. The channel is configured to hold the mouth of a bottle facing the second end of the base. The bottle is held in place by a strap having a first end connected to the first end of the base and a second end removably secured to the second end of the base. The base contains a belt within a compartment therein having a pair of distal ends configured to removably secure to one another. In another embodiment, an attachable component is removably securable to the base to allow for the height adjustment of the bottle position.