Children's shoehorn
OwnerJesus Diaz-Acosta, Diana Berenice Robles-Vidalinventors
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Abstract
The present invention provides a children's shoehorn that essentially comprises a lower heel-engaging portion and an upper portion. The shoehorn may be sized for an infant's or child's heel. The upper portion may be in a shape suitable for children. The shoehorn may comprise a circuit having a switch, a battery, a speaker, and microprocessor comprising a memory that enables a song or other distinctive sound to be emitted from a speaker to play a song or other distinctive sound to be emitted from a speaker when a button is pressed. The shoehorn may comprise lightable lights in the form of eyes. The children's shoehorn comes in different sizes to accommodate different sizes of children's shoes.
Claims15
A shoehorn comprising:
- a lower heel-engaging portion;
- a pressure-activated switch that is activated when said heel-engaging portion is engaged;
- and
- a sound-emitting circuit connected to said switch that emits a sound when said switch is activated.
A shoehorn comprising:
- a lower heel-engaging portion sized for an infant's or child's heel;
- an upper portion in a shape suitable for children, and
- a sound-emitting circuit comprising:
- a battery;
- a speaker;
- and
- a switch having an on position and an off position connected to said speaker and to said battery, wherein an electrical connection between said speaker and said battery is formed when said speaker is in said on position.
A shoehorn comprising:
- a lower heel-engaging portion sized for an infant's or child's heel;
- an upper portion in a shape suitable for children;
- and
- a light-emitting circuit comprising a battery;
- a light;
- and a switch having
- an on position and an off position connected to said light and to said
- battery, wherein an electrical connection between said light and said
- battery is formed when said speaker is in said on position thereby
- causing said light to emit light.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.