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.

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 tethering device for a cup is disclosed having a suction cup device having a first handle and a movable second handle, a first link connected to the first handle, and a lockable link connected to the first link. Another tethering device for a cup is disclosed having a suction cup device having a first handle and a movable second handle, a first link connected to the first handle, a series of links having one of the links of the series of links connected to the first link, and a lockable link connected to another one of the links in the series of links.

The present invention relates to a feeding system (1) for infants comprising a bottle (2) for storing and releasing a fluid, at least one sensor (10, 20, 30) arranged in or at the bottle (2) for measuring one or more bottle parameters, a data processing unit (12, 22, 32) for processing the measured bottle parameters to generate an advice related to at least one bottle parameter, and an indicator(13, 23, 33) for issuing said advice to a user of the feeding system (1).

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 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.

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.

An apparatus adapted to provide a decorative figure attachment to a baby bottle to engage and entertain a bottle-feeding infant has a circular attachment to a bottom portion of the bottle and a flexible extending arm that supports an eye-catching figure displayed to the baby or moveable date and time indicia disposed about the apparatus.

A baby bottle system including a bottle assembly and a detachable unit. The baby bottle system is configured to enhance a baby's feeding routine, simulate a baby's cognitive and emotional development, and prevent nipple/bottle confusion. The detachable unit includes an opening to receive an end portion of a baby bottle and a compartment for receiving an accessory that stimulates one or more of the senses of the baby.