Abstract: A feeding support device that is attachable to an infant carrier seat comprising a support arm that is rotatably attached to support rods, a bottle-mounting bracket assembly rotatably mounted to the support arm, a bottle mount having a first end attached to the bottle-mounting bracket assembly and a second end operatively arranged to fasten a bottle to the bottle mount. A coiled spring for rotating the bottle-mounting bracket assembly and combination of a pneumatically regulated air shock and a coiled spring for rotating the support arm.

Abstract: The Baby Chair Bottle Support Feeder Device is a device designed in conjunction with an infant chair for supported bottle feeding. The device has automatic spring tension resistance air regulated withdrawal capability of the baby's bottle upon discontinuation of baby's suction during feeding (for any reason). The device consist of bonded sturdy plastic tubing, tension springs, and an air shock co-joined by washers, clips, small nut and screw and mounting brackets designed in conjunction with an infant chair with various adjustable preferences. This device is totally conducive for the purpose of bottle feeding a infant who can not yet hold its own bottle if the parent(s) are engaged in some other activity that has them pre-occupied during the undetermined cries arising out of hunger by an infant to be hand held bottle fed.

Abstract: A fiber optic cable stripping and measuring apparatus that includes a mounting base having a template clamp connected thereto, the template clamp securing an optical component connected to the fiber optic cable. The apparatus further includes a fiber clamp connected to mounting base for securing a first portion of the fiber optic cable. A pair of fiber take up mandrels are provided adjacent to the fiber clamp for winding excess fiber optic cable, if excess cable is desired. The apparatus also includes a fiber stripper, spaced from take up mandrels, for scoring a buffer layer of the fiber optic cable. The fiber stripper enables the buffer layer of a portion of the fiber optic cable to be removed to expose optical fiber within the fiber optic cable. The apparatus further includes a cylindrical marking mandrel spaced from the fiber stripper and having a circumference that exceeds the minimum bend radius of the fiber optic cable.