Pacifier tether for use in enhancing an infant's developmental r

Surgery – Instruments – Oral pacifier

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606236, 215 111, A61J 1700

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051473844

ABSTRACT:
A pacifier tether for use in conjunction with a pacifier to enhance developmental reflexes in an infant. The tether comprises a generally elongate body. The body comprises an upper fabric layer having a central portion and first and second extensions extending from the central portion, and first and second fabric layers underlying the first and second extensions, respectively, and stitched thereto. A reinforcing disk, preferably formed of several fabric layers, overlies the central portion of the upper fabric layer and is stitched thereto. An aperture is formed in the reinforcing disk and the central portion of the upper fabric layer for receiving the nipple of a pacifier. The reinforcing disk maintains the nipple in an upright midline position and insures that the infant's nose remains spaced from the fabric. The pacifier tether further includes a reinforced pocket underlying the aperture. The pacifier base is retained in the pocket.

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