Abstract: Apparatus for feeding infants especially adpated for use in vehicles such as automobiles, buses, airplanes or other conveyances. The apparatus comprises a container for a liquid food such as milk and a bracket adapted to hold the container. The bracket is equipped with suction cup and hanger means for securely supporting the bracket from the vehicle interior. A fitting, including a manual valve having an inlet and an outlet is positioned at the container outlet and adapted for leaktight communication with the container outlet for the dual purposes of making a connection to the container and for controlling flow from the container. A first short length of flexible tubing provides flow communication from the valve outlet. A nipple, adapted for insertion in the infant's mouth and having a flow passage, is provided. A second short length of flexible tubing is connected to the nipple for providing flow communication to the nipple.