A container for storing, transporting, and heating foods and drinks, in particular foods and drinks prepared for consumption by small children and babies. It is intended to be able to be used simply and safely by small children. The container includes a cylindrical outer casing with a closed base, the upper covering surface of which can be closed with a lid. A heatable inner cylinder with a base is arranged in the outer casing.

A bottle assembly includes a container, a collar assembly, and a vent insert. The collar assembly includes a collar and a nipple. The vent insert is configured for selective placement on an open top of the container. The vent insert, when placed on the open top of the container, defines a gap for allowing liquid in the liquid chamber of the container to flow towards the nipple and a vent passage having at least one vent opening in flow communication with the liquid chamber for allowing air to flow into the liquid chamber. The vent insert further defines an annular gap forming a portion of the vent passage. The bottle assembly is selectively operable in two different configurations, a first configuration in which the vent insert is placed on the open top of the container and a second configuration in which the vent insert is omitted.

The device of the present invention includes a compact baby bottle attachment. The device of the present invention is a pod that is functional as a cap to a baby bottle, a storage container for powdered formula, and a dispenser for powdered formula. The device is removably attachable to conventional baby bottles and eases the baby feeding process by storing powdered formula separately from the water reservoir, sealing the powdered formula compartment with a cap, and including a nip housing depression to ensure the nip is erect and ready to feed upon removal of the pod.

A kit may have a plurality of components that include (A) a holder having a generally frustoconical shape, a first end that is open, a second end that defines a slot opening, a middle portion disposed between the first end and the second end, and a circumferential sidewall that (i) is generally closed except for a sidewall opening adjacent the slot opening and that (ii) defines an open interior; (B) an elastomeric handle having a retention portion and at least one finger grip; (C) an elastomeric sip top having a sip-top sidewall and a sip-top surface that define an interior cavity, and a nipple disposed on the sip-top surface; and (D) an elastomeric snack top having a snack-top sidewall, a snack-top surface, and a snack-access slot disposed on the snack-top surface.

A feeding bottle includes a bottle enclosure defining a hollow bottle chamber, wherein the enclosure defines a feeding outlet at a first end and an attachment structure 26 at a second end. A bottom housing defines an instrument compartment extending between a closed exterior portion of the bottom housing and a separation surface within the bottom housing, wherein the bottom housing is configured for detachable connection to the attachment structure 26 of the bottle enclosure. A relief valve is positioned within the separation surface of the bottom housing. A pressure sensor is positioned adjacent the separation surface of the bottom housing and connected by a passageway to the instrument compartment in the bottom housing, wherein the pressure sensor is configured to detect changes of pressure in the bottle enclosure.

A kit may have a plurality of components that include (A) a holder having a generally frustoconical shape, a first end that is open, a second end that defines a slot opening, a middle portion disposed between the first end and the second end, and a circumferential sidewall that (i) is generally closed except for a sidewall opening adjacent the slot opening and that (ii) defines an open interior; (B) an elastomeric handle having a retention portion and at least one finger grip; (C) an elastomeric sip top having a sip-top sidewall and a sip-top surface that define an interior cavity, and a nipple disposed on the sip-top surface; and (D) an elastomeric snack top having a snack-top sidewall, a snack-top surface, and a snack-access slot disposed on the snack-top surface.

A multifunctional nutritional pacifier system is provided for delivering nutrients to an infant while also offering teething and sensory features. The system includes a nutrient delivery assembly having a nipple extending from a guard shield and a nutrient pod interface on the backside of the shield, with a piercing member for rupturing a sealed pod. A rear cap secures the pod for controlled release of nutrient gel through pinholes in the nipple during sucking. A flexible silicone bridge connects the nutrient delivery assembly to a teether toy assembly, which includes a luminescent, chewable ring with a hollow interior containing solid rattle objects. The bridge may include a molded reservoir for storage. A protective cover is also provided to enclose the nipple when not in use. The integrated system enhances infant nutrition, engagement, and hygiene in a unified, portable assembly.

A feeding bottle includes a bottle enclosure defining a hollow bottle chamber, wherein the enclosure defines a feeding outlet at a first end and an attachment structure 26 at a second end. A bottom housing defines an instrument compartment extending between a closed exterior portion of the bottom housing and a separation surface within the bottom housing, wherein the bottom housing is configured for detachable connection to the attachment structure 26 of the bottle enclosure. A relief valve is positioned within the separation surface of the bottom housing. A pressure sensor is positioned adjacent the separation surface of the bottom housing and connected by a passageway to the instrument compartment in the bottom housing, wherein the pressure sensor is configured to detect changes of pressure in the bottle enclosure.

An insulated baby bottle having an insulated storage container with a first pair of walls that are vacuum-sealed, a lid with a second pair of walls that are vacuum-sealed, where the lid is removably attached to the insulated storage container. The insulated baby bottle also has a nipple composed of a flexible material that has a first opening configured to receive liquid from the insulated storage container and a second opening configured to release liquid received from the insulated storage container, where the nipple is removably connectable to the insulated storage container with a liquid tight seal.