Abstract: A bottle brush comprising a handle connected to a bristle brush head composed of a single piece of molded thermoplastic material. The bristle brush head member comprises an integrated one-piece cylindrical core with a longitudinal axis from which a plurality of monolithically formed bristles extend radially outwardly. The handle includes an internal reservoir connected to a reservoir conduit tube channeling a cleaning fluid to the distal end of the brush head. The brush head further includes a reservoir plug with an internal recess containing a nipple brush. The nipple brush can be hinged to the end cap such that it can swivel from a first position inside the recess to second position in which it is exposed.

Abstract: An open top baby swing having a frame which in turn includes legs and a base and wherein the legs of the frame extend from only a front portion of the base. A transition from the base to the legs is integral so as to provide a solid frame. Upper ends of the transition are tied together with a cross member. A swing mechanism for controlling swinging of the baby seat includes two drive trains isolated from each other by a coil spring. Any movement or ceasing thereof by one end of the first drive train exerts a respective movement or ceasing thereof on the end of the coil spring to which the other end of the first drive train is engaged, and vice versa. Any movement or ceasing thereof by one end of the second drive train exerts a respective movement or ceasing thereof on the end of the coil spring to which the other end of the second drive train is engaged, and vice versa. A control unit for the swing mechanism includes a bank of lights running in a line that is user friendly.

Abstract: A tray apparatus for a high chair wherein the tray apparatus includes a tray that is incrementally slideable to a multiple number of positions. The sliding is controlled by a hand operated knob disposed on an outer edge of the tray, a location of convenience for the caregiver. The inner sliding mechanism includes a hand operated screw having threads that engage a thread receptor in a base on which the tray slides. The tray and base are further engaged via guide portions that frictionally engage each other to minimize a free sliding of the tray and base relative to each other and maximize a controlled sliding, via the hand operated screw, of the base and tray relative to each other. The guide portions guide the sliding of the base and tray relative to each other and further lock the tray and base relative to each other. The tray and base are unlocked relative to each other by resiliently drawing one of the guide portions away from the other of the guide portions.

Abstract: An open top baby swing having a frame which in turn includes legs and a base and wherein the legs of the frame extend from only a front portion of the base. A transition from the base to the legs is integral so as to provide a solid frame. Upper ends of the transition are tied together with a cross member. A swing mechanism for controlling swinging of the baby seat includes two drive trains isolated from each other by a coil spring. Any movement or ceasing thereof by one end of the first drive train exerts a respective movement or ceasing thereof on the end of the coil spring to which the other end of the first drive train is engaged, and vice versa. Any movement or ceasing thereof by one end of the second drive train exerts a respective movement or ceasing thereof on the end of the coil spring to which the other end of the second drive train is engaged, and vice versa. A control unit for the swing mechanism includes a bank of lights running in a line that is user friendly.

Abstract: A foldable baby stroller having a set of legs and a handle which are swingable relative to each other between operating and collapsed configurations. In the operating configuration, the front legs and handle lie generally on the same arc to provide a smooth transition from the legs to the handle. The rear legs are preferably curved as well. In the collapsed configuration, the front legs lie generally parallel to the rear legs. A stabilizing side section runs on each side of the stroller between respective front and rear legs. The stabilizing side section is swingably affixed to its respective front leg at a position closer to the handle than the wheels and is swingably affixed to its respective rear leg at a position closer to the wheel than the handle to provide for a stable baby stroller in the operating configuration and a baby stroller that is readily collapsible.