A multi-functional pacifier keeps the baby preoccupied while providing entertainment and nutritional benefits. The assembly includes an interchangeable nipple, refillable liquid cartridges for supplying nutritional liquids and nutrients, a rattle toy attached to a clip hook, a detachable teether, and a glow-in-the-dark strap.

A multi-functional pacifier keeps the baby preoccupied while providing entertainment and nutritional benefits. The assembly includes an interchangeable nipple, refillable liquid cartridges for supplying nutritional liquids and nutrients, a rattle toy attached to a clip hook, a detachable teether, and a glow-in-the-dark strap.

In some embodiments, a system comprises a mat body characterized by a front side, a back side and a thickness; a plurality of anchors, each anchor comprising an anchor block having an aperture characterized by an aperture diameter, a suction cup having a sealing surface and an outer surface, and a stem that is coaxial with the suction cup and connects the suction cup to the anchor block. Each anchor may be disposed through the thickness, such that its anchor block is on the front side and its suction cup extends from the back side. The system may further comprise an elongated tether that is removably coupleable to one of the plurality of anchors, and the elongated tether may comprise an anchor end having a generally spherical anchor terminus characterized by an anchor diameter that is greater than the aperture diameter.

A strap attachable accessory tether apparatus and method of use is presented. The strap attachable accessory tether apparatus depends a plurality of accessories useful for diverting infants in childcare from a dorsal side thereof. Accessories are attachable at distal ends of ribbon-like tether members. The ribbon-like tether members are connected to clip members at proximal ends thereof. The tether members are connected to the apparatus by threading the corresponding clip member through a corresponding elongate aperture for engagement with a corresponding anchor member disposed upon a basal side of the apparatus. Force directed to the distal ends is distributed into the apparatus along rims of the apertures and the clip members are uncoupled from the anchor members only by upward movement of the proximal end in a direction away from the corresponding aperture.

In some embodiments, a system comprises a mat body characterized by a front side, a back side and a thickness; a plurality of anchors, each anchor comprising an anchor block having an aperture characterized by an aperture diameter, a suction cup having a sealing surface and an outer surface, and a stem that is coaxial with the suction cup and connects the suction cup to the anchor block. Each anchor may be disposed through the thickness, such that its anchor block is on the front side and its suction cup extends from the back side. The system may further comprise an elongated tether that is removably coupleable to one of the plurality of anchors, and the elongated tether may comprise an anchor end having a generally spherical anchor terminus characterized by an anchor diameter that is greater than the aperture diameter.

An infant item holder for holding one or more infant items. The infant item holder may include a base with a passage. The infant item holder may also include an elongated member that is longer than the passage and includes first and second ends. The elongated member may be positioned in the passage with the first end extending from a first side of the passage and the second end extending from a second side of the passage. The elongated member may be movably positioned within the passage and adjustable between a first orientation with the first end in closer proximity to the base than the second end, and a second orientation with the second end in closer proximity to the base than the first end. Infant items may be positioned at the ends of the elongated member.

A pacifier training device is provided. The device is designed to secure a pacifier in the mouth of an infant while the infant develops a suckling reflex. The device is primarily comprised of at least one support member with at least one strap. More specifically, the support member is worn around the head of an infant, wherein the strap connects to the support member. The strap also connects to a pacifier, such that the tension of the strap created by the support member and pacifier holds the pacifier into the mouth of the infant while the infant develops a suckling reflex.

A pacifier that simulates the natural shape, structure and consistency of a mother's breast. The pacifier includes a teat portion with a nipple and areola attached to a mouth shield. The teat portion has a length such that it bears against the hard palate of a baby in use.

An acoustic instrument soother for infants and young children, combining a pacifier, a teether, and a mouthguard with a harmonica to generate sound. The device incorporates non-electronic musical elements, aiming to soothe and entertain young users while fostering early musical education. The harmonica component features multiple mouthpieces for sound production, activated by the user's inhalation and exhalation. Through the integration of music notation symbols engraved on its surface, the device provides vocal and music notation lessons, enhancing the user's auditory and cognitive development.

Device for retaining a pacifier, comprising a central body extending at least along a main direction between a first end and a second end, an annular retaining element constrained at the first end of the central body, made of elastically deformable material and couplable to a handle of the pacifier, wherein the central body has a coupling portion in proximity of the second end, the annular retaining element has a first coupling configuration in which the annular retaining element is adapted to internally receive and surround at least part of the handle of the pacifier when the pacifier is of the type with button handle, and a second coupling configuration in which the annular retaining element is configured to reversibly couple with the coupling portion of the central body retaining the handle of the pacifier when the pacifier is of the type with ring handle.