Wearable teething device
OwnerBeth Ann Rodriguezinventor
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Abstract
A device to aid in infant teething or pacifying the infant. The device may be worn around the neck or other body member of a parent or other individual caring for the infant. The device can take the form of a ring and may be worn as a necklace permitting the infant to chew or suck on the device while a parent is holding and caring for the infant. As the device is worn by the user, it is secured which reduces the risk of it becoming lost or dropped. Further, the device may be adjustable to enable the parent wearing it to adjust it to a length suitable for infant chewing. The device may be shaped with various protrusions to assist the infant in the teething process or in entertaining and pacifying the infant. The device may also contain a series of artifacts radially attached to the ring of the device.
Claims17
An infant teething device comprising a ring of a thickness from 0.5 cm to 3 cm to enable an infant to chew on the device to assist in teething and with an inside diameter within the range of 5 cm to 30 cm to permit the device to be worn about the neck or arm of a parent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.