Nursing bottle with gripping recesses
AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Consumer Products, Inc.
InventorsEdwin Chan, Mari H. Ando, Thomas M. Dair
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Abstract
Nursing bottle providing improved ease of gripping during use has a first depression in its front surface for receiving an infant's fingers and a second depression on its back surface for receiving an infant's thumbs. Preferably, the first and second depressions are displaced longitudinally with respect to one another.
Claims18
An infant's feeding bottle comprising a body portion having a closed end, a head portion having an open end, and a neck portion joining said head portion to said body portion, said neck portion having a cross-section, said cross section having a shape comprised of a central region having a width and a pair of transverse end regions, each of said transverse end regions having a width that is greater than the central region width, said central region comprised of two continuous arcuate lateral sides, said bottle comprising a front surface, a back surface, a first left side surface and a second side surface, said front and back surfaces being joined to each other by said first and second side surfaces, said front surface comprising a first depression and said rear surface comprising a second depression, wherein said first and second depressions are displaced longitudinally with respect to each other to form said shape.
An infant's feeding bottle comprising:
- a body portion having a closed end,
- a head portion having an open end, and
- a neck portion joining said head portion to said body portion,
- said body portion having a longitudinally extending axis and said head portion having a longitudinally extending axis,
- said axes intersecting to define an angle,
- said bottle including a first plane passing through the longitudinally extending axis of said body portion and the longitudinally extending axis of said head portion,
- said bottle including a second plane passing through said longitudinally extending axis of said body portion and forming an angle of 90° with said first plane,
- said bottle including a first depression on one side of said second plane and a second depression on the side of said second plane opposite said one side,
- wherein said first and second depressions are displaced longitudinally with respect to each other.
An infant's feeding bottle comprising a body portion having a closed end, a head portion having an open end, and a neck portion joining said head portion to said body portion, said bottle comprising a front surface, a back surface, a first left side surface and a second side surface, said front and back surfaces being joined to each other by said first and second side surfaces, said front surface comprising a first depression and said rear surface comprising a second depression, said first depression and said second depression are displaced longitudinally with respect to each other.
An infant's feeding bottle comprising:
- a body portion having a closed end;
- a permanently fixed head portion having an open end,
- a longitudinally extending axis through said bottle, and
- a neck portion joining said head portion to said body portion and having a cross-section, said closed end having a thickness of about 0.01 inches to about 0.04 inches, said cross section having a shape comprised of a central region having a width and a pair of transverse end regions, each of said transverse end regions having a width that is greater than the central region width, said central region comprised of two continuous arcuate lateral sides that begin at a first transverse end region and terminate at a second transverse end region, said bottle including a first plane passing through the longitudinally extending axis of said bottle, said bottle including a second plane passing through said longitudinally extending axis of said bottle and forming an angle of 90° with said first plane, said second plane dividing said bottle into a front surface and a back surface, said bottle comprising a first left side surface and a second side surface, said front and back surfaces being joined to each other by said first and second side surfaces, said front surface comprising a first depression and said rear surface comprising a second depression, said first depression and said second depression are located at said neck portion and are displaced longitudinally with respect to each other.
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