An asphyxiation-safe adjustable bib and placemat provides a bib having a rear surface that supports a bib retainer in one of a plurality of positions so a length of the bib can be adjusted to accommodate a height of a wearer. The bib retainer and a portion of the bib adjacent the bib retainer are inserted into a bib retainer channel of the placemat to secure the bib to the placemat. The bib retainer in the bib retainer channel resists movement of the bib away from the placemat but enables forceful movement of the bib away from the placemat to protect against injury due to asphyxiation if the wearer slips or falls from a chair while using the bib and placemat.

A set including self-adhesive mat and an object such a vessel, for example. The mat is formed at least partially from an elastically deformable material and on a bottom side has a smooth surface, and the object can be releasably fastened to a top side of the mat by a connection device. The connection device includes a receiving element and a connecting piece interacting therewith, which element and piece are in particular embodied such that they can be plugged into one another. To ensure a connection that is unable to be released by a small child, it is provided that the connection device is embodied to be lockable.

A protective article is disclosed including a sheet with a first surface, and at least one adhesive portion arranged on the first surface. The adhesive is a water-based adhesive, such as a water-based acrylic adhesive, that allows the sheet to be non-permanently adhered to an object. The adhesive may be sprayed, rolled, printed, or stamped onto the first surface.

A table pad assembly includes a first pad section and a second pad section. The first pad section includes a first section lip that has a first magnetic element. The second pad section includes a second section lip that has a second magnetic element. The second section lip overlaps the first section lip when the second pad section is positioned adjacent to the first pad section, and the second magnetic element overlaps the first magnetic element when the second pad section is positioned adjacent to the first pad section, such that the first and second magnetic elements cooperate to releasably couple the first and second pad sections.

A method for occupying a toddler may include providing a flexible mat; affixing the flexible mat to a vertical surface; providing an elongated tether; affixing the elongated tether to at least one of the vertical surface and the flexible mat; coupling an object to the elongated tether. In some embodiments, the elongated tether has an anchor end and a retention end. The retention end may have one or more retention apertures, each characterized by a retention-aperture diameter, and a retention terminus characterized by a retention diameter being greater than the retention-aperture diameter. Coupling an object to the elongated tether may include disposing the retention end around or through the object and disposing the retention terminus through one of the one or more retention apertures to form a compression fit.

A convertible LED table tray comprising a central compartment, wherein the central compartment further comprises a upper deck; a drawer movable relatively in and out the central compartment; a first side compartment connected to the central compartment; a second side compartment opposed to the first side compartment connected to the central compartment; at least one light-emitting diode light on the upper deck; a charger plates; and a means for holding the charger plates on the upper deck of the central compartment.

A folding tray includes a hygienic surface within the internal portion that is shielded from contamination in a folded configuration. The folding tray includes two symmetrical halves joined by a spine that allows the folding tray to close. The folding tray can include one or more inserted surfaces overlapping at least a portion of the two symmetrical halves on one side of the folding tray. The inserted surfaces can be folded into the folding tray in a folded state. The inserted surfaces can be removable or include a plurality of stacked sheets that are individually removable. The folding tray can be used to isolate materials on the tray from contaminants under the tray, or protect a material beneath the tray from contaminants on the tray.

A self-sealing integrated tablewear and dining mat including a rubberlike planar portion having a raised perimeter delimiting at least one concavity above an upper surface and a suffuse undersurface disposed for sealable contact with an underlying surface upon which said mat is disposed, said sealable contact preventative of lateral displacement of the planar portion across the underlying surface, wherein said sealable contact creates a partial vacuum when attempts to separate the undersurface from the underlying surface are made except at an outer edge of the planar portion, whereby io removal of the planar portion from the underlying surface is effective only by peeling the undersurface from the underlying surface starting first at the outer edge.

An utensil wrapping device that includes: a tray holder, where the tray holder is adapted to receive a set of napkins; a series of rollers below the tray holders, where the rollers enable the rolling of a napkin; and a plurality of utensil dispensers below the series of rollers, where the dispensers release utensils for placement into a napkin for rolling. Preferably, the at least one of the plurality of utensil dispensers may include forks, knives or spoons.

This invention relates to an inflatable placemat that functions as a portable sanitary eating area for infants, children or adults with special needs. The inflatable placemat comprises a cavity for food serving and can be secured to a tabletop or a non-porous planar surface by suction cups or similar means. The inflatable placemat further comprises a skirt that folds over the edge of the tabletop for sanitary purposes and creates an additional layer of protection between a user and the edge of a tabletop.