Abstract: A tray for attachment to a stroller includes a compartment into which a device, such as a portable entertainment device, can be placed and retained, to educate or entertain a child who is in the stroller. The compartment is within the tray, the walls of the tray forming compartment walls. A lip formed by overlap of the compartment walls with the tray top surface retains the device within the compartment. The compartment bottom includes an opening to facilitate insertion, removal and cooling of the device, and can include a cover for the opening. Connecting brackets that extend from the tray member connect the tray to the stroller by means of a pivoting action and a press-fit between the members of the bracket that retain the stroller frame.

Abstract: Absorbent articles such as disposable diapers, incontinent pads, sanitary napkins and the like that have multiple layer absorbent cores that are suitable for acquiring and containing liquids in an especially effective and efficient manner.

Abstract: Absorbent articles such as disposable diapers, incontinent pads, sanitary napkins and the like that have multiple layer absorbent cores that are suitable for acquiring and containing liquids in an especially effective and efficient manner. The absorbent core comprises multiple layers including a first layer comprising hydrophilic fibrous material and having an acquisition zone of a relatively lower average density than the other portions of the first layer so that it quickly acquires discharged liquids; a liquid handling layer comprising a resilient material that is moisture insensitive so as to rapidly acquire liquid into itself through the acquisition zone and distribute the liquid throughout the liquid handling layer to a storage layer and the first layer; and a storage layer comprising a combination of fibrous material and discrete particles of absorbent gelling material that contains and stores the liquids deposited onto the absorbent core and allows the liquid handling layer to be .-+.