Baby appliance support
OwnerApril H. Kleininventor
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Abstract
An innovative baby appliance support makes it possible to keep baby's pacifier (and other appliances) clean while in use. The support features a strap with clasps at each end. The strap, which may or may not feature an adjustable length, features at least one clasp tab. In use, one clasp of the device is affixed to the child's clothing, while the other is looped around the pacifier handle and applied to the clasp tab. When used in such a manner, the support will frequently wholly prevent the pacifier or other appliance from falling and contacting the ground when it is dropped from the child's mouth.
Claims6
A baby appliance support comprising:
- (a) a strap comprising a first end and a second end;
- (b) a first clasp attached to said first end;
- (c) a second clasp attached to said second end;
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- (d) a clasp tab attached to said strap at a location proximate to said first end wherein a sliding clasping force of at least one of said clasps is no greater than two pounds (ninety-one one-hundredths kilograms) so as to eliminate any potential choking hazard.
A baby appliance support comprising:
- (a) a strap comprising a first end and a second end;
- (b) a first clasp attached to said first end;
- (c) a second clasp attached to said second end;
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- (d) at least one clasp tab attached to said strap at a location proximate to one of said ends wherein a sliding clasping force of at least one of said clasps is no greater than two pounds (ninety-one one-hundredths kilograms) so as to eliminate any potential choking hazard.
A method of securing an appliance to a baby wearing clothing, said method comprising:
- (a) looping a first clasp, said first clasp attached to a first end of a strap, about a closed handle of said appliance and closing said first clasp about a clasp tab affixed at a location proximate to said first end;
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- (b) closing a second clasp, said second clasp attached to a second end of said strap, to said clothing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.