Reusable container for carrying baby feeding products

Abstract

A reusable, self-contained, multiple-cavity carrying container for transporting a number of baby bottles, nursers and/or jars of baby food from one location to another. The container has a basic basket-like shape with an adjustable, removable handle. The container at each cavity has a clamp-like holder with a diameter approximately the size of the smallest diameter of the conventional baby bottle currently on the market. The holder is yieldable and has an open space that vertically extends throughout the height of the container. This allows the holder to expand and contract to accommodate bottles of different sizes. The holder grips the bottle or a pair of baby food jars by self-adjusting to the diameter of the bottle or jar placed in the holder. Then, with friction lightly gripping the sides of the bottle or jar, the holder keeps the bottle or jar from falling out of the holder if the container were to tip over on its side. However, with a small pulling force, the bottle or jar will be easily removed from the holder. The container also has an adjustable handle that can be moved from a high position to make room for taller bottles and can also be snapped down to a lower height for compact storage places and for compact packaging and shipping.

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