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Concentrated human milk fortifier liquid
InactiveUS20060204632A1Reduce riskReduce usageMilk preparationVitamin food ingredientsHuman milk fortifierMicroorganism
Disclosed are concentrated, liquid, human milk fortifier compositions comprising from about 15% to about 45% by weight of protein, on a dry weight basis, and having a caloric density of from about 1.25 kcauml to about 6.0 kcau / ml, wherein the liquid human milk fortifier composition is added to human milk in a volume-volume ratio of from about 1:3 to about 1:9. These composition include embodiments comprising carbohydrate and fat, that are formulated with improved stability by selecting any one of the following variations: 1) certain whey-casein protein blends, 2) water insoluble calcium-containing materials, 3) protein hydrolysates, and 4) aseptically packaged concentrates. The liquid concentrates are especially useful for providing nutrition to preterm infants in neonatal intensive care units or similar other institutional setting, and to minimize the risk of introducing microbial contaminants such as Enterobacter sakazakii to infant feedings during preparation in such institutional settings.
Owner:ABBOTT LAB INC
Feeding system for infants
InactiveUS20140242213A1StrengthEasy to changeAnimal feeding stuffLiquid transferring devicesControl systemEngineering
A feeding system for a neonate is provided that includes a fluid reservoir adapted to contain fluid to be provided to the neonate, a nipple in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir having at least one fluid outlet adapted to enable the neonate to take the fluid therefrom by mouth and a control system adapted to automatically maintain the pressure in the fluid reservoir substantially neutral relative to the pressure external to the fluid outlet as the fluid is taken by the neonate. The feeding system may also include a heating system adapted to warm the fluid and to automatically maintain the temperature of the fluid in the reservoir at a temperature near the body temperature of the neonate as the fluid is provided to the neonate.
Owner:MCCARTY READ +3
Infant feeding system
InactiveUS20080179311A1Avoid flowReduce creationElectric heating for furnacesWarming devicesThermal energyThermal energy storage
An apparatus for heating a liquid is described. The apparatus includes a housing. A liquid reservoir is contained within the housing. A fluid circuit conveys liquid from the reservoir to a dispenser. A thermal energy storage unit is contained within the housing and disposed to be in thermal contact with the fluid circuit. The thermal energy storage unit is constructed and arranged to heat liquid as it passes through the fluid circuit. The thermal energy storage unit can include a phase change material or a combination of a phase change material and a high thermal conductivity material.
Owner:BOSE CORP
Infant feeding and storage system
A breast milk feeding and storage system is provided. The system has a liner having an open end, a holder having an open end, and an adapter system. The liner open end and the adapter system are engageable with the holder open end to allow a user to selectively insert breast milk into the liner, feed the breast milk from the liner or store the breast milk in the liner.
Owner:JMBH HLDG LLC
Fully continuously vented drinking cup for infants and children
InactiveUS20060201902A1Eliminate generationPrevention of introduction of air bubblesFeeding-bottlesTeatsFull Term InfantInfant feeding
A fully and continuously vented drinking cup or container for infants and children, which consists of a vessel or container for containing a liquid or formula, having a resilient spout which rests upon its uppermost edge. The interior aspects of the feeding spout, and the feeding diaphragm, are all molded so as to arrange the diaphragm slit, or opening through which the liquid flows, in a position that will be vertically aligned between the lips of the infant feeding, to thereby allow the infant to open the spout and allow the liquid to flow, just as if the child is drinking from a cup. The diaphragm may be shaped concavely, with respect to the structure of the feeding spout. A cap firmly approximates the interior aspects of the feeding spout, and applies it to the top or upper edge of the container, whereby a leak proof seal is formed therebetween, but yet allows air to enter between its retaining collar, and the vent tube and reservoir tube, to allow air access into the container, as liquid is being drank therefrom.
Owner:BROWN CRAIG E +1
Infant or baby feeding systems
InactiveUS20110151069A1Eliminates cleaning and sterilizingPurify water efficiently and economicallyCapsClosure lidsAnimal scienceObstetrics
An infant feeding system comprising a sterile sealed laminated bag having a predetermined quantity of liquid infant food sealed therein, a compressed integral sterile teat sealed with the bag closure and or spout and a protective cap for the teat, the system being arranged such that the cap can be removed to enable the infant to feed from the sterile teat and food.
Owner:HARDING
Disposable infant formula feeding pouch
An infant feeding pouch is provided which has collapsible walls mounted to a structural supporting fitment. A nipple for feeding an infant may be attached to the fitment.
Owner:BRISTOL MYERS SQUIBB CO
Infant Feeding Pouch
InactiveUS20090261054A1Easy to lockEasy disposalTravelling sacksTravelling carriersLow-density polyethylenePediatrics
The present invention is an infant feeding pouch that is a transparent low-density polyethylene or polypropylene bag. The pouch has two sections, a middle section and two side wings. The middle section of the pouch is collapsible. The wings are sealed close and do not contain any fluid. The entire device is disposable. The middle oval section is able to contain 8 to 9 ounces of fluid. As the fluid enters the middle section it enlarges. As the fluid exits the pouch it collapses. The middle section of the feeder has an opening; it is here were the fluid is deposited. The opening is located in the center of the middle section at the bottom. The middle section has a non-removable threaded fitting welded onto the pouch enabling the toppro to be attached. The toppro is a bottle cap with screwable threads in the interior.
Owner:SHELBY QWENTELLA SHAWNELL
System and method for portable infant feeding
A disposable bottle for feeding babies using powdered or concentrated formula is presented. In exemplary embodiments according to the present invention, a bottle can be pre-filled with filtered water and has a neck opening that can fit nipple rings manufactured by numerous popular manufacturers. In such exemplary embodiments the disposable bottle can have a measurement indicator on its side which indicates the amount of liquid, in ounces and milliliters, associated with a given height on the bottle. In exemplary embodiments according to the present invention a disposable bottle can be filled with fluoridated water to a predetermined level, thus leaving a predetermined volume of the bottle empty and available for mixing concentrated or powdered formula. In alternative exemplary embodiments according to the present invention a disposable bottle can be packaged with a pre-measured amount of powdered formula in a sealed pouch. In alternative exemplary embodiments according to the present invention a disposable bottle can have an expandable neck which when expanded leaves a predetermined volume available for mixing concentrated or powdered formula or other comestible solute.
Owner:ABRAMS LEEANN +1
Vacuum-packed diaper feeding kit
InactiveUS20050143701A1Small amount of storage spaceConsumes small amountContainers for flexible articlesBaby linensFood deliveryBiology
A vacuum-packed diaper feeding kit includes a vacuum-packed diaper; a diaper accessory; a portion of infant food; and an infant feeding assembly having a hollow body and a food delivery device that removably couples thereto. The diaper, diaper accessory, and the portion of infant food each are disposed in the infant feeding assembly. The infant feeding assembly is configured to contain each of the diaper, diaper accessory, and the portion of infant food; and, upon removal of the diaper and diaper accessory, receive the portion of infant food within the hollow body and deliver the infant food to an infant via the food delivery device.
Owner:KDS DEVING LLC
Multi-purpose burp cloth
Owner:ARCHAMBAULT JEFFREY A
Method and apparatus supporting babies being fed
A ridged base with a ridge above / adjacent to a platform zone providing surface(s) for a baby. The system preferably includes ridged base positioned over support base. Support base provides layer of flexibly firm material of depth. The ridged base may approximate any of multiple shapes. Wearer of system may chose shape optimized for them and / or best supports baby's positioning needs. The width of the baby feeding system preferably fits most nursing chairs. A separable cover attaching to a belt. Using the belt includes the belt adjustably fastened, after going around a person wearing the system. The worn version of the baby feeding system is a product of using the belt. The belt releases without tending to wake baby allowing wearer to create released baby feeding system, as a product of this process. A process choosing invention's components with commitment to pay revenue. Chosen component(s), system and revenue are process products.
Owner:PARRILLA JESUS SALAZAR
Portable infant feeding and sleeping unit
An infant sleeping and nursing unit is described. The unit includes a base, which includes two side walls and a rear wall and a platform extending between the side walls and the rear wall, where the base is substantially rigid, a cover, where the cover substantially overlays at least the platform of the frame, and where the overlaying cover is removably secured to the base. Also included is at least one positioning support that is removably securable to the platform.
Owner:ARMS REACH CONCEPTS
Infant feeding tray
InactiveUS20080149580A1Increase flexibilityEasily secured to a highchair or tabletopShow cabinetsTableEating UtensilsEngineering
An infant feeding tray prevents an infant from pushing a dish from the eating surface of the tray. The tray includes a dish that is removably locked in an opening in the tray. A cup well is also provided to retain a conventional “sippy” cup therein. The dish is designed with a lip to aid the infant in maneuvering food with a eating utensil. A clamping arrangement permits the tray to be secured to a highchair or to a tabletop. A cover tray having an imperforate surface is disposed over the feeding tray to provide a play surface.
Owner:HILL DIANA M
Baby feeding device
InactiveUS20040060888A1Damage to contactOperating means/releasing devices for valvesDispensing apparatusEngineeringBottle
The present invention relates to a baby feeding device which comprises a check valve. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a baby feeding device having a nipple, a bottle, the first inner tube deployed in inside of the bottle, an outer extension tube, which comprises a check valve for air inflow.
Owner:AHN KYO HOON
Method and bottle for infant feeding
A method for feeding an infant by non-human milk including the steps of (a) feeding the infant by fore-milk equivalent having a volume of 30-60 % of a total meal and a percentage of fat of 2.5-3.5 %; and (b) feeding the infant by hind-milk equivalent having a volume of 40-70% of the total meal and a percentage of fat of 3.7-5.5 %.
Owner:SHAPIRA NIVA
Staged Infant Feeding Regimen To Promote Healthy Development And Growth
A feeding regimen for an infant which includes (a) feeding to a newborn infant a first composition including a fat or lipid; a protein source, wherein the protein source has from about 72% to about 90% whey and from about 10% to about 28% casein; a prebiotic composition; and at least about 72 IU / 100 kcal of vitamin D, and (b) feeding to a later stage infant a second composition which includes a fat or lipid; a protein source, wherein the protein source has from about 50% to about 70% whey and from about 30% to about 50% casein; a prebiotic composition; and no greater than 70 IU / 100 kcal of vitamin D.
Owner:MEAD JOHNSON NUTRITION
Continuous, complete, automatic, non-leaking, non-aerating, positive pressure one-piece vent and pouring combination utilizing one direct venting aperture
InactiveUS20110233236A1Rapid and efficient removal of liquidEliminate needClosuresLiquid flow controllersPositive pressureEngineering
A vent prevents a vacuum within an inverted container of liquid and eliminates components found in other container vents. The vent utilizes a conical or other shaped venting tube extending from the closure or a reservoir with reservoir extension and an air conduit extending inferiorly from a closure. The closure is either a leak resistant or leak proof seal. The superior aspect of the reservoir contains an inferiorly projecting air conduit, opening at the volumetric center of the reservoir. The reservoir extension projects distally into the container to reach the inferior aspect of the container. The vent provides an airway between the outside and the interior of the container so air freely passes to the distal aspect of the container without contaminating the liquid. Any liquid within the reservoir extension then collects in the reservoir during inversion of the container and then returns to the container when upright. Various attachments may be associated with the container, such as a nipple or spoon for infant feeding.
Owner:BROWN CRAIG E +1
Disposable containers for prepare, storage and serving infant formula
InactiveUS20050194342A1Reduce in quantityReduce the amount requiredFeeding-bottlesTeatsSpecial needsEngineering
The present invention provides infant and toddler feeding and liquid food storing systems. Disposable containers and infant feeding assemblies are provided for preparing, storing, and serving a liquid food or other beverage to children or other subjects having special needs. The assembly can comprise a holder, a disposable container that fits into the holder, and a means for delivering the food to the subject, e.g., using a nipple or drinking spout.
Owner:ZNN TECH
Infant feeding apparatus
An infant feeding apparatus to be used in connection with a baby bottle during bottle feeding of an infant is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a handle section having an elongated shape and a hollow cross section and a series of apertures running along the axis of the handle. There is an extension piece adapted to fit within the handle allowing it to rotate within said handle. The extension has a pair of prongs adapted to fit around the cross section of a baby bottle, so that the baby bottle may be extended from the arm of the caregiver via the extension piece and handle.
Owner:CVIJIC GEORGE L
Integrated food package for infants
InactiveUS20060226109A1Safe and effective and complete packagingEasy to operateFeeding-bottlesTeatsCouplingPackage design
An infant feeding apparatus is formed of a filled reservoir, sealed and coupled to a nipple by way of a special coupling element. Gentle tactile manipulation breaks a seal and creates a flow path such that the contents of the reservoir are permitted to pass through the nipple tip. As the package is made of discardable materials it is expendable after use. These packages are designed as one-time use, disposable packages. They are prepared with integrated food; ready for consumption. In best versions, a highly unique cap and nipple design enables a plurality of functions desirable in packages of this nature. These systems include: a cap which drives various function related to flow control; a specialized nipple element; a base element provides a coupling to both the reservoir envelope containing food and to the cap which maintains a sanitized seal but is removable and replaceable under simple tactile manipulation.
Owner:ELLEGAARD PETER +2
Modular and Natural Infant Feeding Container
A modular and natural infant feeding container is provided for multiple stages of development. The container includes a rigid cylindrical body, a removable top for securing an open top end of the cylindrical body, and a removable bottom cap for securing an open bottom end of the cylindrical body. The removable top has a dome shaped portion with a ducted nipple. The dome shaped portion has substantially the same outer radius as the cylindrical body. Another removable top may be interchanged with the removable top. The other removable top may include a different nipple, a sippy spout, or a straw passage.
Owner:0875505 B C
Baby feeding formula and system
InactiveUS20090175979A1Reduce riskCombat great risk of obesityAnimal feeding stuffFood preparationGramAdverse health effect
A method is provided for reducing the extent of or occurrence of long-term adverse health effects in human infants, comprising feeding to said infants when newborn a nutrient-containing-formula providing not more than 1 gram of protein per 100 ml of formula and / or not more than 50 kcal per 100 ml of formula. Also disclosed are methods of administering the infant formulas to reduce the occurrence or extent of insulin resistance in an individual later in life, to reduce the occurrence or extent of obesity or atherosclerosis in an individual later in life, or combinations thereof, by feeding newborn infants the newborn infant formula described herein.
Owner:UNIV COLLEGE OF LONDON
Portable Infant Feeding and Sleeping Unit
An infant sleeping and nursing unit is described. The unit includes a base, which includes two side walls and a rear wall and a platform extending between the side walls and the rear wall, where the base is substantially rigid. The base can also have a central surface area defined by two risers disposed on opposite sides of the central surface area, raised end portions and side portions disposed between the risers and the end portions. The unit can also include a cover, where the cover which substantially overlays the base, where the cover is removably secured to the base. The unit can also include one or more positioning supports that are removably securable to the platform.
Owner:ARMS REACH CONCEPTS
Infant Feeding System
A method of collecting expressed breast milk for later feeding to an infant includes providing a spout pouch, coupling the spout of the spout pouch to a breast pump, and operating the breast pump to express breast milk into the spout pouch, so that the spout pouch collects the expressed breast milk. A method of feeding a liquid to an infant includes providing the liquid in a spout pouch, and coupling a nipple to the spout of the spout pouch. A nipple for such use includes a connector having an axial bore that is coupled to an orifice in the nipple and the connector forms a liquid tight seal with the spout of the spout pouch. Other systems, methods, and components are also provided.
Owner:KIINDE
Fully continuously vented drinking cup for infants and children
InactiveUS20110079570A1Eliminate generationPrevention of introduction of air bubblesFeeding-bottlesTeatsEngineeringMechanical engineering
A fully and continuously vented drinking cup or container for infants and children, which consists of a vessel or container for containing a liquid or formula, having a resilient spout which rests upon its uppermost edge. The interior aspects of the feeding spout, and the feeding diaphragm, are all molded so as to arrange the diaphragm slit, or opening through which the liquid flows, in a position that will be vertically aligned between the lips of the infant feeding, to thereby allow the infant to open the spout and allow the liquid to flow, just as if the child is drinking from a cup. The diaphragm may be shaped concavely, with respect to the structure of the feeding spout. A cap firmly approximates the interior aspects of the feeding spout, and applies it to the top or upper edge of the container, whereby a leak proof seal is formed therebetween, but yet allows air to enter between its retaining collar, and the vent tube and reservoir tube, to allow air access into the container, as liquid is being drank therefrom.
Owner:BROWN CRAIG E +1
Breastmilk Handling Apparatus Particularly Useful for Warming of Breastmilk Containers Such as Bottles and Syringes
ActiveUS20090208193A1Shorten the timeAmount of timeCooking-vessel materialsDrying solid materials with heatEngineeringBottle
The present invention relates to an infant feeding warming system useful to repeatedly and precisely warm breastmilk or formula for use in the NICU. The system in one form comprises a bedside unit that is attachable to an IV pole. The system may also comprise a centralized warming station with multiple chambers, wherein one chamber heats a bottle or syringe, and the remaining chambers are used for storage and / or refrigeration. The system will use a non-liquid heating system to heat feedings. A disposable liner may be used inside the chamber. The system may also contain heating algorithms that are based on a user inputting milk parameters such as volume and initial temperature.
Owner:MEDELA HLDG AG
Method and apparatus supporting babies being fed
Owner:PARRILLA JESUS SALAZAR
Container adapter
InactiveUS8689987B2Easy to addNo direct competitionCapsLiquid fillingPortion sizeAdditive ingredient
A container adapter for use in feeding human infants and animal infants is shown. The container adapter has an internal threaded portion that can comprise a set of thread segments sized and configured to match the external threads of a commercially available soda or bottled liquid container, and can have an external threaded portion sized to match the internal threads of a standard nipple ring for an infant feeding bottle. The container adapter includes a funnel that provides a user with assistance in inserting infant feeding ingredients into the liquid container by placing the container adapter on the liquid container to use the funnel of the container adapter to place infant feeding ingredients into the liquid container. The container adapter is then inverted and installed onto the liquid container. A nipple within a collar is attached to the container adapter thus converting the liquid container to an infant feeding bottle.
Owner:LEWIS LINDA A
Disposable containers for prepare, storage and serving infant formula
InactiveUS7303086B2Reduce in quantityReduce the amount requiredFeeding-bottlesTeatsSpecial needsEngineering
The present invention provides infant and toddler feeding and liquid food storing systems. Disposable containers and infant feeding assemblies are provided for preparing, storing, and serving a liquid food or other beverage to children or other subjects having special needs. The assembly can comprise a holder, a disposable container that fits into the holder, and a means for delivering the food to the subject, e.g., using a nipple or drinking spout.
Owner:ZNN TECH
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