Abstract: A liquid-dispensing bottle includes a container and a liquid dispenser closing an open mouth of the container. The container includes several components that can be selected and assembled by a user to produce either a small-volume baby bottle or a large-volume baby bottle.

Abstract: A tray includes a plate formed to include ajar receiver and a food receptacle arranged to lie in side-by-side relation to the food receptacle.

Abstract: A liquid-dispensing bottle includes a container and a liquid dispenser closing an open mouth of the container. The container includes a “vertical” volume measurement scale arranged to provide a visual indication (to a caregiver) of the volume of liquid extant in the container when the container is not in use and is placed in an upright orientation on a countertop. In an illustrative embodiment, the bottle is used to dispense formula or other liquid to an infant.

Abstract: A liquid-dispensing bottle includes a container and a liquid dispenser closing an open mouth of the container. The container includes several components that can be selected and assembled by a user to produce either a small-volume baby bottle or a large-volume baby bottle.

Abstract: A basket is configured to hold infant feeding apparatus for cleaning, transport, and/or storage. The basket is partitioned to provide separate storage regions for different kinds of infant feeding apparatus such as bottles, bottle components, plates, bowls, cups, and utensils.

Abstract: A wheelchair with a tiltable seat locates the tilt fulcrum between 3 and 7 inches from the front edge of the seat pan and between 1 and 4 inches below the surface of the seat pan. This minimizes the elevation of the rider's knees when in a tilted position, and allows for more stability and a shorter wheel base. Manual self-tilting is facilitated by a gas strut arrangement disposed on brackets below the seat pan, and operated by a rider-controlled valve.

Abstract: A wheelchair for large individuals includes front casters mounted substantially forward of the user's center of gravity. Front caster and rear wheels are mounted on the same rigid member. The rigid member is pivotally attached to the rear of the frame while the front includes suspension means extending between the rigid member and the frame. A side plate provides universal adjustability for positioning the backrest, for pivoting the armrests and for seat height and tilt adjustment. A telescoping tube engages the ground when the wheelchair is leaned back to prevent tipping.