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Granted Patent B2
US 11,007,447 · App. 15/718,049 · Granted May 18, 2021

Toy kit for storing fallen tooth of child

Inventor: Elizabeth Carroll (Farmington, CT)
Assignee: Elizabeth Carroll
A63H3/005A61C19/008A63H3/02
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Patent No.
US 11,007,447
App. No.
15/718,049
Granted
May 18, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A toy kit for storing a fallen tooth of a child is disclosed. The toy kit includes a toy having a body defining a face and a chest portion. The face includes a mouth defining an opening for receiving the fallen tooth. The toy kit also includes a container located at the chest portion of the body to store the fallen tooth. The toy kit also includes a conduit disposed within the body. The conduit includes a first end connected to the mouth and a second end connected to the container. The conduit allows the fallen tooth received through the opening of the mouth to reach the container.

Claims (24)

1. A toy kit for storing and retrieving a fallen tooth of a child, the toy kit comprising:

a toy having a stuffed body defining a face and a chest portion, wherein the face comprises a mouth defining an opening configured to receive the fallen tooth and the chest portion comprises a hole to receive a container that allows visibility of the fallen tooth from outside the toy;

the container, including a base portion and a lid, located at the chest portion of the stuffed body, configured to store the fallen tooth and provide access to the fallen tooth, wherein the base portion of the container is attached to the chest portion of the toy,

wherein a bottom end of the base portion and a bottom end of the lid are coupled via a hinge member to allow pivotal movement of the lid, the lid is detached from the base portion to provide access from outside the toy to retrieve the fallen tooth stored within the container; and

a conduit disposed within a cavity of the stuffed body, the conduit having a first end removably coupled to the mouth and a second end removably coupled to a top end of the base portion of the container, wherein the second end of the conduit is received through a hole of the base portion of the container,

wherein the conduit is configured to allow the fallen tooth received through the opening of the mouth to reach the container.

2. The toy kit of claim 1 , wherein the toy is a teddy bear, a baby doll, or a soft toy.

3. The toy kit of claim 1 , wherein the container is removably attached to the chest portion of the body.

4. The toy kit of claim 1 , wherein the container and the chest portion are configured to allow visibility of the fallen tooth stored therein.

5. The toy kit of claim 1 further comprising, a cape having a pocket, around a neck portion of the body of the toy, the pocket configured to store a gift.

6. The toy kit of claim 5 further comprising, a sticker set for labelling a banner attached to the cape.

7. A teddy bear for storing a fallen tooth of a child, the teddy bear comprising:

a stuffed body having an opening defined at a mouth of the teddy bear, wherein the opening is configured to receive the fallen tooth and a chest portion of the stuffed body comprises a hole to receive a transparent container that allows visibility of the fallen tooth from outside the toy;

the transparent container, including a base portion and a lid, located at the chest portion of the stuffed body configured to store the fallen tooth, wherein the base portion of the container is attached to the chest portion of the toy,

wherein a bottom end of the base portion and a bottom end of the lid are coupled via a hinge member to allow pivotal movement of the lid, the lid is detached from the base portion to provide access from outside the teddy bear to retrieve the fallen tooth stored within the container; and

a conduit disposed within a cavity of the stuffed body, the conduit having a first end removably coupled to the mouth and a second end removably coupled to a top end of the base portion of the transparent container, wherein the second end of the conduit is received through a hole of the base portion of the container,

wherein the conduit is configured to allow the fallen tooth received through the opening of the mouth to reach the transparent container.

8. The teddy bear of claim 7 , wherein the transparent container is removably attached to the chest portion of the stuffed body.

9. A toy kit for storing and retrieving an article, the toy kit comprising:

a toy having a stuffed body defining a face and a chest portion wherein the face comprises a mouth defining an opening configured to receive the article and the chest portion comprises a hole to receive a container that allows visibility of the article from outside the toy;

the container, including a base portion and a lid, located at the chest portion of the stuffed body, configured to store the article, wherein the base portion of the container is attached to the chest portion of the toy,

wherein a bottom end of the base portion and a bottom end of the lid are coupled via a hinge member to allow pivotal movement of the lid, the lid is detached from the base portion to provide access from outside the toy to retrieve the article stored within the container; and

a conduit disposed within a cavity of the stuffed body, the conduit having a first end removably coupled to the mouth and a second end removably coupled to a top end of the base portion of the container, wherein the second end of the conduit is received through a hole of the base portion of the container,

wherein the conduit is configured to allow the article received through the opening of the mouth to reach the container.

Continuity (1)
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