Jesus Salazar Parrilla

age ~67

from Stockton, CA

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Method And Apparatus Supporting Babies Being Fed
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US Patent:

7703159, Apr 27, 2010
Filed:

Sep 15, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/210332
Inventors:

Jesus Salazar Parrilla - Stockton CA, US
International Classification:

A47D 13/00
US Classification:

5655, 5646, 5632
Abstract:

A ridged base with a ridge above/adjacent to a platform zone providing surface(s) for a baby. The system preferably includes ridged base positioned over support base. Support base provides layer of flexibly firm material of depth. The ridged base may approximate any of multiple shapes. Wearer of system may chose shape optimized for them and/or best supports baby's positioning needs. The width of the baby feeding system preferably fits most nursing chairs. A separable cover attaching to a belt. Using the belt includes the belt adjustably fastened, after going around a person wearing the system. The worn version of the baby feeding system is a product of using the belt. The belt releases without tending to wake baby allowing wearer to create released baby feeding system, as a product of this process. A process choosing invention's components with commitment to pay revenue. Chosen component(s), system and revenue are process products.

Method And Apparatus Supporting Babies Being Fed
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US Patent:

20050235425, Oct 27, 2005
Filed:

Apr 26, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/832709
Inventors:

Jesus Parrilla - Stockton CA, US
International Classification:

A47D013/02
A47D013/00
US Classification:

005655000
Abstract:

A ridged base with a ridge above/adjacent to a platform zone providing surface(s) for a baby. The system preferably includes ridged base positioned over support base. Support base provides layer of flexibly firm material of depth. The ridged base may approximate any of multiple shapes. Wearer of system may chose shape optimized for them and/or best supports baby's positioning needs. The width of the baby feeding system preferably fits most nursing chairs. A separable cover attaching to a belt. Using the belt includes the belt adjustably fastened, after going around a person wearing the system. The worn version of the baby feeding system is a product of using the belt. The belt releases without tending to wake baby allowing wearer to create released baby feeding system, as a product of this process. A process choosing invention's components with commitment to pay revenue. Chosen component(s), system and revenue are process products.