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| SMART STUFF | ARCHIVE | CHILDREN |..<.....7..8..9 Welcome to the Smart Stuff children's section with some of the world's smartest gadgets, inventions and ideas for kids and parents. ![]() Baby bottle with medicine dispenser. Administering medication to babies is no easy task. They spit, they refuse to swallow, they do anything not to ingest the often less-than-sweet tasting drug. This is of course instinctive, and really a good thing, since it's meant to protect babies from eating anything suspicious. But it does not make giving babies meds any easier. This invention, however, may well do the trick. The Medibottle is a baby bottle with an inset syringe. The idea is to mix the medication, a little at a time, with milk or baby formula so baby will not notice. It just could work. The bottle is USD 13:- on Amazon 2 June 2008 ![]() Gimbal bowl for little kids. Why have no-one thought of this before? Here they have used the same tech that has been used to mount compasses on ships (before GPS) to try and make a less messy feeding utensil for the little rugrats. The handle and the outer bowl moves independently from the inner one, so that the inner bowl should always stay in the horizontal position. USD 8:-. Promised to survive the dishwasher. [Via] 2 November 2007 ![]() Food dispensing baby spoon. Feeding became a sloppy affair after the little darlings started eating other stuff than breast milk and baby formula. (The fact that it would become even worse when they started eating by themselves, did not occur to us at the time.) This invention could have made it a bit easier. The spoon is fastened to a soft bladder or balloon, which you fill with baby food. When feeding time comes you squeeze the bladder to dispense a small amount of food onto the spoon. The bladder has room for 3 oz., is promised to be dish washer safe and the spoon comes with a protective cover for to keep it clean between feedings. This could be great for outdoor feeding. Should be available during October from Boon, but no price yet. [Via] 12 October 2007 ![]() Easy filling sports bottle. Water bottles and sports bottles have been notoriously hard to fill. At least if you have been trying to re-fill them in narrow wash basins in gyms and sports halls. There is simply not enough room to hold the bottles upright under the tap to fill them. One person who saw this problem too, but unlike the rest of us did something about it, is Anna Axelsson, who designed a sports bottle with an extra nozzle that could fit under wash basin taps. With her Binibottle she won a gold medal in the Finnupp inventor's contest, only 15 years old. 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